New DCComics Collector Edition figures have been unveiled by McFarlaneToys and Superman is back in his classic Action Comic 1 suit
It looks like McFarlane Toys will be increasing the price of their DC Multiverse line under the title Collector's Edition. This new line of figures is supposed to bring back classic looks of favorite DC Comics characters. Each 7" figure will come with an accessory, collectible card, and new card stand. Superman is kicking off this line with a trip down memory lane with his Action Comics #1 design.
The light blue, red, yellow, and unique Superman symbols are faithfully recreated here, making it stand out from other versions of the Man of Steel. A new line of figures could be something that more collectors might dive into if they can keep it up and explore the actual DC Multiverse outside of Gotham. Action Comics #1 Superman is priced at $29.
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