MCFARLANE COLLECTOR EDITION: COSMIC BOY (Final Crisis) (Apr 2026)
McFarlane Toys
MCFARLANE COLLECTOR EDITION: COSMIC BOY (Final Crisis)
Date: Apr 2026
Cover Price: $34.99
Publisher: McFarlane Toys
Description
Figure is based on:
Possessing unparalleled strength and incomparable skill in manipulating magnetic fields and forces, founding Legionnaire Cosmic Boy is the backbone of the Legion of Super-Heroes. Voted team leader by his colleagues, Rokk Krinn is an athlete-turned hero, never hesitating when it comes to fighting for what is right.
COSMIC BOY as featured in DC comics.
Incredibly detailed 7" scale figure based on the DC MULTIVERSE.
Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play.
Accessories include 2 cosmic effects, 6 extra hands and figure display base.
Includes collectible art card with character art on the front, and character biography on the back.
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Aug 13, 2026 | 01:37:00 AM | Vu
Here is the review of McFarlane Toys' Cosmic Boy. Comes with a George Perez art trading card.
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It’s no secret that since 2026, I had given up on collecting action figures. The last two figures I can remember paying $35 each was Deathstroke and Nightwing, both produced by McFarlane Toys. Those figures, as nice as they were, in my opinion, were not worth a combined total of $70. They should be priced, at the most, $20… but with the Trump tariffs, owner Todd McFarlane was forced to raise his price. Still, I’m happy with the way they turned out, and I wish McFarlane would give us a Jericho figure so I can complete that Tales of the Teen Titans #44 cover.
With the recent Amazon coupons dropping the Cosmic Boy figure to $15, I thought that was a fair price and decided on buying it before the coupon expires.
I think the main reasons why I bought Cosmic Boy was that it’s based on the Final Crisis’ Cosmic Boy (appearing on the third issue). The artwork is by George Perez, although you wouldn’t know it because McFarlane removed his signature in the art piece. The figure comes with the standard McFarlane stand, a trading card (reusing the George Perez art), three sets of hands and two magnetic affects.
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