Hey there, fellow toy enthusiasts! Marc here, ready to dive into the latest McFarlane Collector Edition Wave 6 releases. As always, McFarlane Toys has delivered some spectacular figures, and this wave is no exception. Let’s take a closer look at Clock King, Red Hood, and Ragman, sharing not only the backstory and original release details but also my personal impressions from the newly released photos.
McFarlane Collector Edition Wave 6 Clock King
Backstory and Artist:
Clock King, a villain with an obsession for punctuality, first appeared in World’s Finest Comics #111 in 1960, created by France Herron and Lee Elias . His alter ego, William Tockman, is known for his precise plans and meticulous nature.
The Clock King Figure
The new figure is a perfect blend of classic and modern aesthetics. The detailed sculpting of his suit and the accuracy of his clock-themed accessories are impressive. McFarlane has managed to capture the essence of Clock King’s quirky yet menacing personality.
Product Features:
• Incredibly detailed 7” scale figure
• Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play
• Clock King as featured in DC™ comics
• Accessories include two clock arm swords and figure display base
• Includes collectible art card with an art card display stand
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McFarlane Collector Edition Wave 6 Red Hood
Backstory and Artist:
Red Hood, aka Jason Todd, has one of the most compelling arcs in the Batman universe. Created by Gerry Conway and Don Newton, Jason Todd first appeared as Robin in Batman #357 in 1983 before becoming Red Hood in Batman #635 in 2005 .
The Red Hood Figure
This new McFarlane figure is a must-have. The attention to detail in his helmet and tactical suit is top-notch. The figure exudes the rugged, brooding vibe that defines Red Hood. Plus, the poseability means you can recreate some of his iconic stances from the comics.
Product Features:
• Incredibly detailed 7” scale figure
• Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play
• Red Hood as featured in DETECTIVE COMICS™
• Accessories includes pick axe, crossbow, knife and figure display base
• Includes collectible art card with an art card display stand
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McFarlane Collector Edition Wave 6 Ragman
Backstory and Artist:
Ragman, created by Robert Kanigher and Joe Kubert, first appeared in Ragman #1 in 1976 . Rory Regan, the man behind the rags, draws his power from the souls of evildoers trapped in his suit.
The Ragman Figure
This figure is a visual feast! The intricate detailing on his patchwork costume is fantastic. McFarlane has done a superb job of bringing out the mystical and gritty essence of Ragman. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into the design to make it appealing to both collectors and casual fans.
Product Features:
• Incredibly detailed 7” scale figure
• Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play
• Ragman as featured in SHADOWPACT™
• Accessories includes two Arm Rag effects, Fabric Cape and figure display base
• Includes collectible art card with an art card display stand
Wrapping It Up
McFarlane’s Collector Edition Wave 6 is a testament to their commitment to quality and detail. Each figure in this wave stands out, whether it’s the precise madness of Clock King, the complex history of Red Hood, or the mystical allure of Ragman.