A former Imperial Inquisitor's past is getting explored through a new comic tie-in figure. Confirmed via Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 reveal and reported by Bleeding Cool, Star Wars Black Series Marrok, inspired by Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord, is already live for pre-order at $27.99 on Hasbro Pulse, with a Fall 2026 release.
This is a confirmed, already-available-for-pre-order release with locked pricing, so here's what's included.
Hasbro's official SDCC 2026 reveal, as reported by Bleeding Cool, confirms the following:
Basing this figure specifically on Marrok's appearance in Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord gives collectors following the comic's exploration of his Inquisitor backstory a figure that ties directly into that specific storyline, rather than a generic reinterpretation of an existing screen appearance. Marrok first appeared on screen in Obi-Wan Kenobi as a largely mysterious Inquisitor with limited backstory explored at the time, so this comic tie-in gives the character meaningfully more narrative depth than his original live-action debut offered, which in turn gives this figure a stronger story hook than a simple screen-accurate reissue would carry.
A double-bladed lightsaber with removable blades lets collectors display Marrok with the weapon fully assembled, split into two single blades, or stowed, giving more posing options than a fixed one-piece accessory would allow. That kind of modular weapon design has become increasingly common across Black Series Inquisitor-adjacent figures specifically, since it lets a single figure recreate multiple distinct combat stances without needing separate accessory sets for each configuration.
Using fabric rather than molded plastic for Marrok's cloak gives the figure a more natural drape and movement than a rigid sculpted cape would allow, which matters specifically for a character whose design leans on flowing black robes as a core visual element. Soft-goods components are generally reserved for figures where Hasbro judges the natural fabric look meaningfully improves the character's silhouette over a molded alternative, so its inclusion here is a small but real signal of the attention paid to this release.
For a figure with a soft-goods cloak and detailed armor, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case keeps the fabric and paint finish protected.
For displaying the lightsaber in an active combat pose, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand adds dynamic shelf presence.
Since pre-orders are already live rather than pending a future date, collectors interested in Marrok can secure a unit now ahead of the broader Fall 2026 release rather than waiting for a separate announcement.
Hasbro has steadily built out a roster of Inquisitor-line Black Series figures since the characters' live-action debut, and Marrok's comic-sourced backstory gives this specific entry a distinct narrative hook compared to figures based purely on screen appearances. Collectors who already display other Inquisitors together should note that Marrok's black armor and soft-goods cloak differ visually from earlier releases in the subline, giving the shelf grouping some genuine visual variety rather than a row of near-identical figures.
Figures sourced from expanded-universe comics rather than screen appearances tend to draw a narrower but more dedicated collector base, since the audience already needs to be following the comic to fully appreciate the character's context. That narrower appeal doesn't necessarily mean lower demand, though — Star Wars comic tie-ins have a track record of selling well specifically because they fill narrative gaps screen-only fans don't get elsewhere, giving completionist collectors a reason to seek them out even without reading the source material.
Yes, already live on Hasbro Pulse.
$27.99.
Fall 2026.
A soft-goods cloak and a double-bladed red lightsaber with removable blades.
In Obi-Wan Kenobi as a largely mysterious Inquisitor; this figure ties into his expanded backstory from Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord.
Soft-goods material gives a more natural drape than a rigid sculpt, which suits Marrok's flowing robe design.
It shares the general Inquisitor figure format but has a visually distinct black armor and cloak design compared to earlier releases in the subline.
No, but Star Wars comic tie-in figures generally reward collectors who follow the source material with added narrative context not found in screen-only appearances.
Marrok gives Black Series collectors a comic-tied figure with genuine posing flexibility through its removable lightsaber blades. With pre-orders already open, securing one ahead of the Fall 2026 release is straightforward.
Having a case and stand ready means Marrok will be properly displayed once it arrives.
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