McFarlane Toys keeps expanding its DC Multiverse line with team-and-villain pairings that give collectors more than a single figure per purchase, and the latest reveal leans hard into that formula. The new Atrocitus & Red Lantern Corps 2-pack pairs the rage-fueled Red Lantern leader with a fellow Corps member in one boxed set.
Revealed on August 10, 2026, the set is up for pre-order at $79.99 and includes more than just the two headline figures. A Dex-Starr companion figure and additional accessories round out the package, giving Red Lantern collectors a more complete display option in a single purchase.
Here's what's confirmed about the set, the mixed scale sizing, and how to think about displaying it once it arrives.
The set centers on Atrocitus and a Red Lantern Corps companion figure, packaged together rather than sold as separate individual releases. That bundled approach is common for McFarlane's villain-team sets, and it gives collectors a built-in display pairing straight out of the box.
Beyond the two main figures, the set also includes a Dex-Starr companion figure and accessories, which fills out the Red Lantern Corps display without requiring a separate purchase to get the fan-favorite feline sidekick.
Bundling a smaller companion figure alongside two larger pieces is a pattern McFarlane has leaned on before with other DC Multiverse team sets, since it gives a single purchase more visual variety than two same-scale figures alone would provide. It also means unboxing the set produces more than just a pair of figures to arrange, there's a genuine small-scale display moment built into the packaging itself.
One detail worth planning around before the set arrives is the mixed scale sizing. The figures in this 2-pack range from 7-inch to 8-inch to 9-inch, meaning the pieces are not uniform in height the way a standard same-scale line usually is.
That mixed sizing is intentional, reflecting the different physical statures of the characters rather than a manufacturing inconsistency. It does mean shelf planning takes a bit more thought than lining up figures of identical height, especially if you're integrating this set into an existing DC Multiverse display.
Mixed scale sets like this reward collectors who think about depth as much as height. Staggering the figures front to back on a shelf, rather than lining them all up along a single flat plane, tends to disguise the height differences far better than trying to force every piece into one straight row.
McFarlane priced the set at $79.99 for pre-order, which reflects the added value of multiple figures, a companion piece, and accessories bundled into one release rather than sold piecemeal. For a multi-figure set with this much included, that pricing sits in reasonable territory compared to buying comparable figures individually.
Pre-order windows for McFarlane's higher-demand DC Multiverse sets have a track record of tightening once the set actually ships, so locking in a pre-order now is the more reliable way to secure the set at its announced price.
Multi-figure sets in particular tend to see steeper secondary market increases than single-figure releases, since a buyer who missed the pre-order window has to replace the entire bundle rather than hunting down one individual piece. That makes the pre-order price genuinely worth locking in early rather than treating it as a can-wait purchase.
Pairing Atrocitus with a fellow Red Lantern Corps member gives the set a built-in narrative connection rather than feeling like two unrelated figures shipped in the same box. For collectors building a Lantern Corps display across Green, Red, and other Corps colors, this set fills a specific gap that single-figure releases often leave open.
The inclusion of Dex-Starr specifically rounds out that theme, since the character has become one of the more recognizable faces of the Red Lantern Corps in modern DC media and merchandising.
Because the set spans three different figure heights, the cleanest display approach usually means grouping the pieces by visual weight rather than trying to force a perfectly even line. Placing the larger figure toward the back or center of a shelf grouping and letting the smaller companion pieces sit in front tends to look more intentional than a flat row.
This is also a good moment to think about riser or shelf-depth planning if you're integrating the 2-pack into a wider DC Multiverse collection, since mixed-scale sets tend to look best when given a little extra vertical space to breathe.
A multi-figure boxed set like this represents a real investment, and it's worth protecting the packaging itself if you plan to keep the set carded or boxed rather than opening it for loose display. A 0.6mm APET clamshell blister protector is a practical way to shield smaller carded accessories or companion pieces like Dex-Starr from shelf wear and handling damage.
Even if the main figures end up displayed loose, keeping smaller blister-packed accessories protected preserves resale value and keeps the set looking complete if you ever decide to sell or trade pieces individually down the line.
It was revealed on August 10, 2026.
It's priced at $79.99 for pre-order.
The figures come in a mixed scale spanning 7-inch, 8-inch, and 9-inch sizes.
The set includes a Dex-Starr companion figure and additional accessories.
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