Muscles, scars, scratched armor: McFarlane Toys builds action figures that look like they walked straight off the battlefield. The US manufacturer, led by comic legend Todd McFarlane, brings DC heroes, Space Marines, and movie icons to your shelf with a distinctive touch – dynamically posed, finely painted, made for display, not storage. Display case clear? Then let's go.
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Todd McFarlane was already a star long before the first figure left his factory: as a comic artist, he defined the look of Spider-Man in the late eighties, in 1992 he was among the founders of publisher Image Comics, where his antihero Spawn made his debut. His own toy company followed in 1994 – for the simple reason that he wanted to see Spawn on the shelf in exactly the detail he drew him. Today McFarlane Toys produces action figures for many of pop culture's biggest brands, above all the DC Multiverse line and the Space Marines from Warhammer 40,000. At Elbenwald you'll find a selection of them – from the poseable action figure to keychains and art prints to strictly limited editions for your display case.
The signature style. Where other manufacturers deliver neutral standing poses, McFarlane figures look like they jumped straight out of a comic panel: twisted torsos, billowing capes, grimaces with backstory. The level of detail runs from the sculpt to the paintwork, which makes even scratched armor and fabric textures visible. Add to that a taste for variants: limited runs like the Gold Label editions quickly turn a collector line into a scavenger hunt with real hunting instinct. And because the boss himself spent decades drawing superheroes, even side characters get the grand entrance comic fans have always wished for them. Which joints, accessories, and extras an individual figure comes with is listed on its respective product page – worth a look before the competition beats you to it.
Mainly action figures for franchises like DC Comics, Warhammer 40,000, and well-known movie and TV brands, plus keychains, art prints, and limited collectibles. Use the filters to narrow the range down by product type.
Comic artist Todd McFarlane, known for his work on Spider-Man, co-founding Image Comics, and his own series Spawn. He founded the toy company in 1994 to bring his figures to life in the quality he envisioned.
Yes. McFarlane Toys produces as an official licensing partner of the respective brands; you'll find the license notice on the product or packaging. Elbenwald carries exclusively officially licensed goods.
The centerpiece is the action figures with poseable joints and accessories, flanked by scale figures for a more static presence – the full stock is gathered under figures. On the go, keychains show your colors, and for the wall, posters and art prints deliver the right motif in large format – from the shark classic to the comic cover.
If you collect by franchise, you'll find more at DC Comics and Batman, in the dark universe of Warhammer, or with the heroes of Marvel. And if the manufacturer question interests you in general: Iron Studios and Kotobukiya also show just how different figure artistry can look – a comparison that rarely leaves collectors cold.
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