Entertainment Earth Exclusive! Continue the legacy of the classic 1980s DC Super Powers line with this nostalgic collection of legendary heroes and villains.
Choose from:
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Batman Beyond
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Starfire
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Raven
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Wildcat
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Dr. Midnight
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Black Adam
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Supergirl
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Power Girl
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Cyborg Superman
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Eradicator
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Green Lantern Hal Jordan – ’90s
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Robin – Earth-2
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Batgirl
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Batman – ’90s
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Red Tornado
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Superman Blue
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Superman Red
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Harley Quinn
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The Flash (Silver Age)
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Martian Manhunter
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Wonder Girl
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Deathstroke
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Superman – Justice Society of America
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Cyborg (Metallic)
Each 4½-inch-scale action figure features approximately five to seven points of articulation and comes individually packaged on an iconic Super Powers blister card with updated character artwork and logos. Details may vary by figure.
Batman Beyond: Decades into the future, Gotham City has become the technologically advanced Neo-Gotham—and a new kind of Batman is needed to protect it. Includes a soft fabric cape.
Starfire: As brilliant as the sun from which she draws her powers, Koriand’r of Tamaran refuses to let the suffering she has endured crush her spirit.
Raven: A founding member of the New Teen Titans, the Daughter of Darkness fights for a world to which she fears she may never truly belong. Includes a soft fabric cape.
Wildcat: After boxer Ted Grant was framed for murder, he adopted the identity of Wildcat to track down the real killer—and discovered that he loved his new crime-fighting life.
Dr. Midnight: After losing his sight to a grenade, Dr. Charles McNider became the heroic Dr. Midnight and fought alongside the original Justice Society of America. Includes a soft fabric cape.
Black Adam: One of the world’s most powerful wielders of magic, Black Adam has walked the line between hero and villain for thousands of years.
Batgirl: Barbara Gordon redefined what it meant to be a self-made hero when she created her own costume and joined Batman’s crusade—right under her father’s nose.
Batman – ’90s: After witnessing the murder of his parents in Gotham City’s Crime Alley, Bruce Wayne devoted his life to becoming the world’s greatest weapon against crime: Batman!
Red Tornado: Created by Thomas Oscar Morrow to battle the heroes who interfered with his schemes, this android gained unexpected power and sentience after being possessed by a wandering wind elemental.
Superman Blue: A kryptonite-fueled accident at the Fortress of Solitude duplicated the Man of Steel, with each Superman adopting a different-colored costume to distinguish himself from the other.
Superman Red: A kryptonite-fueled accident at the Fortress of Solitude duplicated the Man of Steel, with each Superman adopting a different-colored costume to distinguish himself from the other.
Harley Quinn: Harley Quinn isn’t merely a loose cannon—she’s an entertaining one! A zany force for good when aimed at the right target, Harley is no laughing matter when crossed.
The Flash (Silver Age): Barry Allen is the Fastest Man Alive. A living conduit for the Speed Force, he uses his incredible speed to fight crime in Central City.
Martian Manhunter: J’onn J’onzz was accidentally transported from Mars to Earth, where he became one of the planet’s greatest champions as the Martian Manhunter.
Wonder Girl: An Amazon from Themyscira, Donna Troy began her career as Wonder Girl and played a key role in forming the Teen Titans. But her world was not as it seemed.
Deathstroke: After undergoing an experimental process that gave him superhuman mental and physical abilities, U.S. military operative Slade Wilson became the masked mercenary Deathstroke.
Superman – Justice Society of America: Superman is virtually invulnerable and has super-strength, super-speed, flight, and enhanced senses, including heat vision, X-ray vision, super-hearing, and super-breath.
Cyborg (Metallic): After an accident destroyed Vic Stone’s body, science gave him a new one. He has used his abilities as both a Teen Titan and a member of the Justice League.
Supergirl, Power Girl, Cyborg Superman, Eradicator, and Robin – Earth-2 include soft fabric capes. Green Lantern Hal Jordan – ’90s includes a power battery accessory.
Each purchase includes one individually packaged action figure. Select your preferred character from the available options. Character selection and availability may change.
Recommended for ages 12 and up.