Here is another miniature Superman figurine from Jada Toys. Produced in 2018 as part of the line of Nano Metalfigs, this is the Justice League movie version (labeled as DC52) in a dynamic action pose featuring a facsimile of Henry Cavill’s suit.
As part of the promotion for the animated series Justice League, Matchbox (by then a division of Mattel) produced this Justice League Superman die-cast vehicle in 2003. This car is apparently based on a 2000 Dodge Viper (minus the fog lights) and has a wrap-around graphic design featuring…
In 1990, ERTL produced a series of DC Comics Super Heroes die-cast figurines. This is the “raised fist” version (#724) of Superman and is one of two versions of the character. The carded die-cast figurine is fully painted in brilliant colors and is on a black base that was molded with the figure. The figurine also comes with…
Here is another one of my favorite Superman collectibles that, oddly enough, doesn’t feature Superman anywhere on it.
This is a Corgi Juniors Daily Planet helicopter that was released in 1979 as part of the Corgi Juniors line of DC Comics related vehicles. Made in Great Britain, this is a 1:64th scale red helicopter with stickers on both sides that say…
Released as part of the line of DC Super Friends toys was this Matchbox Play & Learn vehicle set. Produced in 2008, this set of vehicles included a Batcopter, a Flash Pontiac car, a Superman Ford Crown Victoria Police Car (which is the same base police car used in the 2006 Superman Returns set), a Green Lantern (John Stewart) Chevy Van, and…
Jada Toys, makers of the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Metal Figs, released wave 1 of a series of miniature figurines called Nano Metalfigs. This is a Superman diecast figurine that is number DC3 in the series and, according to the art on the card, the figurine is based on the “rebirth” universe.
In the late 1990s, DC Comics sponsored cars in both NASCAR and NHRA. This is a 1/64th scale replica of the Pro Stock car driven by Warren Johnson. Released in 1999 by Action Racing Collectibles, the vehicle also came with a Warren Johnson Superman trading card.
