McFarlane Toys announced a new Batman figure inspired by the New 52 comic run, slated for a June 2026 launch. The collectible, priced at $26.99, comes with a batarang, grapnel launcher, display base and an art card, targeting fans of the revamped Gotham mythos.

June 2026 release date and $26.99 price confirm market push

According to the product listing, pre‑orders opened this week with a retail price of $26.99, and the figure is scheduled to ship in June 2026. The timing aligns with McFarlane Toys' broader DC Multiverse rollout, suggesting the company is betting on a strong holiday season demand for high‑detail superhero figures.

22 points of articulation boost poseability for collectors

The new Batman boasts up to 22 points of articulation, a notable increase over previous releases that typically offered around 15 joints. This enhanced mobility allows collectors to recreate dynamic combat scenes, especially those involving the Court of Owls, a key antagonist in the New 52 storyline.

New 52 batsuit design by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo highlighted

McFarlane Toys specifically references the visual style created by writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo, featuring a black and light‑gray batsuit that departed from the classic blue look.. The figure’s sculpt captures the angular armor and sleek cape that defined the era , appealing to fans who consider the New 52 a defining reboot.

Inclusion of Court of Owls accessories expands narrative play

The package includes a batarang and a grapnel launcher, both tools Batman uses to combat the secretive Court of Owls. As the report notes, these accessories are meant to “battle Gotham’s deadly Court of Owls,” adding a narrative layer that encourages collectors to stage iconic confrontations.

Who will receive the optional Court of Owls minifig?

One unanswered point is whether McFarlane Toys will release a separate Court of Owls minifigure or bundle it with the Batman figure. the source does not mention a companion piece, leaving collectors to wonder if the line will later expand with villain packs.

As the company continues to flesh out its DC Multiverse line, the Batman figure serves as a litmus test for how well the New 52 aesthetic translates into three‑dimensional collectibles.