Zack Snyder’s Justice League was launched in the world last week. Now McFarlane Toys is bringing the set of DC Comics superheroes and their villains to the shelves with a new line of dolls inspired by the director’s four-hour version. Check them all out and find out where you can get them.
Zack Snyder Justice League action figures
Superman
Making his debut in Zack Snyder’s Justice League, we have Superman in his black suit. Since the Man of Steel has no weapons, there’s not much in the accessories department, but it does come with a stand to make it look like it’s flying off your shelf. Too bad they couldn’t include an alternative head sculpture with laser eyes.
Batman and the Flash
Barry Allen was recruited by Bruce Wayne to join the Justice League, and now you can join them at home. The Flash comes with electrical accessories to make it look like it is flying through the air while Batman comes with a small Batarang.
Aquaman and Cyborg
My man! If you take the Aquaman and Cyborg figures from McFarlane Toys, you can make the Atlantean surf on the back of the football player who has become a bionic weapon as he fires through the villains.
Steppenwolf and Darkseid
Justice LeagueThe League’s big drawbacks get some sturdy action figures for the League to tackle. Steppnewolf looks like he can take someone’s eyes out, especially with that battle ax, and Darkseid comes with his deadly staff. Gather them for the final battle with DC superheroes.
All of these action figures are available for pre-order now from various retailers, and they are due to ship in June. McFarlane Toys has done a solid job of capturing the resemblance of each of the superheroes, although they are not as good as some of the 3D printed face sculptures we saw from some of the Marvel Legends figures from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Strangely, although Wonder Woman is portrayed in photos with the rest of the action figures inspired by Zack Snyder’s Justice League, there is no new figure available for order. This may be because McFarlane Toys recently released a number for Wonder Woman 1984. The color scheme is not right as it Justice League it has a more muted palette, but it will do for now.
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