McFarlane Toys is back with some brand new Gold Label DC Multiverse releases including a new Superman multipack
"ATOMIC SKULL Real Name: JOSEPH MARTIN While on an experimental S.T.A.R. LABS submarine, scientist JOSEPH MARTIN was exposed to nuclear energy. Shipwrecked on a desert island, he survived by releasing deadly nuclear blasts from his mouth. His skin and muscles literally peeled off his face, inspiring him to create Super-Villain-for-hire persona ATOMIC SKULL. He regularly clashed with SUPERMAN™, both alone and with criminals such as MAJOR DISASTER and the ROYAL FLUSH GANG.
ATOMIC SKULL includes two atomic energy effects. SUPERMAN includes two sets of interchangeable hands and an environmental baseCollect all McFARLANE DC MULTIVERSE figures
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