Superhero Hype’s Best Entertainment Earth Deals and Preorders for May 25
It’s time once again to explore this site’s partnership with a retailer more specifically focused on collectibles and superhero items, many of which prove impossible to procure on non-specialty sites. Entertainment Earth serves as home to many figures, statues, exclusives and more, tailored to our specific interests. And not just that — they also have several great deals going on at any given time. In our semi-regular feature, we highlight the best hot new items up for preorder, as well as the best clearance offers. Here are the best Entertainment Earth deals and preorders for May 25.
$39.99
Fans became furious when this set featuring the popular Baroness and her bike initially came out as a Target exclusive, swept up by scalpers everywhere. No longer! Entertainment Earth is one of several retailers to receive a second run, and a fresh chance to get everyone’s favorite evil librarian/dominatrix fetish model and terrorist.
$90.00
Eight Stormtroopers for $90! That’s an army builder set. Share this deal with friends, or bulk up your own 3-3/4 inch Imperial army in a big way. The Remnant Stormtroopers may look burned out, but they’re still the same terrible shots they always were! Your good guys could use the cannon fodder.
$15.30
Formerly a double-priced deluxe figure, Skeletor’s evil robot knockoff of Eternia’s hero now comes at a discount. With interchangeable parts, make Faker look like an android replica losing his skin, or a full-on robot. Based on the Revelation animated series.
$130.50
Scoop up some of Super7‘s fancy figures — actually in more of a 7-inch scale — at a bargain bulk price. When the evil Shredder attacks, Leonardo leads, Raphael is cool-but-rude…and Mutagen Man just melts inside. At less than $33 apiece, this is the best price on Super7 Turtles you’re likely to see.
$29.70
Significantly improved from his ’80s toy version, Stridor duplicates the look of the vintage Masters of the Universe line, now with full articulation, battle stand, and blast effects! The base even connects to the Origins Castle Grayskull.
$45.00
Fifteen bucks apiece for Black Series Star Wars figures? That’s one hell of a score. Especially for fans of Luke Skywalker, represented here in ceremonial gear and Heir to the Empire black garb. The two Lukes join Jaxxon, the notorious green space rabbit from the comics whom some fans have wanted in toy form for years.
$15.40
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Ever since he appeared in the new She-Hulk trailer, Frog-Man’s facing all-new demand! No, he doesn’t have radioactive frog powers. Frog-Man is a guy in a frog suit, and you can even see his real eyes through the frog mouth. But that’s what’s awesome about him. He committed to this bit, hard.
$29.99
From Jada Toys’ 6-inch Universal Monsters line, this version of the Gill Man includes alternate hands, harpoon gun, and fishing net. And just like more modern undersea movie creatures, this variant boasts a bioluminescent effect that shows up in the dark after charging under bright lights.
$139.99
The Mandalorian draws heavily on the samurai comic Lone Wolf and Cub, previously filmed as Shogun Assassin, so this toy is a return to roots. Mando wears Japanese-style armor with a vintage musket and katana, as he pushes a top-knotted Grogu in his little cart. These fully articulated figures are sure to see high demand, so don’t delay in preordering.
$34.99
The classic LJN figure with Battle-Matic action gets a NECA makeover. The price may look higher, but the upgraded detail even more so. Hasbro’s own plans for a Dungeons and Dragons figure line may seem stalled for now, but it seems they’ve outsourced for the ultimate in 7-inch fantasy action.
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