New York Comic-Con is always a gold mine for toy collectors hungry for new reveals, and this year's show was no exception. Hasbro brought an absolute mountain of new Marvel and Star Wars figures to the show. But surprisingly, they're also branching out to cover a less well-trodden Disney franchise, Tron.
Scroll down to see all the new Marvel and Star Wars figures Hasbro revealed at NYCC, along with a first look at their new HasLab crowdfunded set based on the original Tron movie.
Hasbro's Marvel Legends at NYCC
Hasbro brought quite a lineup of new Marvel figures to NYCC. The biggest of these (literally) is a new made-to-order Apocalypse figure based on the villain's appearance in X-Men: The Animated Series. The figure clocks in at 12 inches tall and includes a host of weapons and accessories.
Also a big focus at the show was the new Executioner Build-a-Figure wave, which features new figures of Enchantress, Phantom Rider, Warbow, Dark Avengers Spider-Man, Werewolf by Night, Iron Man Mark 72, and WWII Logan, each including pieces to build Enchantress' faithful bodyguard. Hasbro is also catering to Inhumans fans with a pair of two-pack sets featuring new figures of Black Bolt, Triton, Gorgon, and Medusa.
Hasbro's Star Wars Figures at NYCC
Compared to their Marvel Legends lineup, Hasbro's Star Wars slate was somewhat more restrained. That said, tehre were still some cool reveals to be had. The larger Black Series line will be receiving new figures of Boba Fett (based on The Book of Boba Fett) and Darth Vader (based on the iconic final duel from Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi). The smaller Vointage Collection line, meanwhile, will see new figures of Jedi Master Shaak Ti and Padme Amidala.
Tron: Heroes of the Grid Collector's Set
The biggest and most welcome surprise of Hasbro's New York Comic-Con lineup is that the company is kicking off a new line of Tron toys. Perhaps wisely, they're focusing on the 1982 original over the tepidly received Tron: Ares.
The Tron: Heroes of the Grid Collector's set is Hasbro's latest HasLab crowdfunded project and is priced at $259.99. Similar to the Vintage Collection line, these Tron figures are designed in a smaller 3.75-inch scale. The set includes a USB-powered light-up Grid display base, figures of Flynn, Yori, Sark, Program, and Tron, and two light cycles with removable light walls.
The HasLab campaign will run until 11:59PM ET on November 24, 2025. Assuming it's successfully funded, Hasbro expects the set to begin shipping to backers in Fall 2026.
You can learn more about these new figures and preorder them at the Hasbro Pulse website.
In other NYCC news, Batman: Knightfall is getting an animated movie adaptation, and DC is reviving an infamous canceled Swamp Thing comic.
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