McFarlane Toys Adds Transformers, GI Joe, and Power Rangers in Hasbro Deal!

In a groundbreaking announcement, McFarlane Toys has revealed a multi-brand licensing agreement with Hasbro. This partnership brings together some of the most iconic Hasbro IPs, including Transformers and Power Rangers, to the McFarlane Toys Page Punchers line.

Hasbro Page Punchers

What do we know so far? McFarlane Toys announced that they will be bringing Transformers, GI Joe, Power Rangers, Dungeons & Dragons and more to the Page Puncher range. These are some big IPs coming to McFarlane Toys and we can't wait to get our hands on them when they drop in early 2024.

The Page Punchers line, known for its blend of action figures and storytelling through included comic books, keeps us guessing as to what these new Hasbro McFarlane figures will look like. We've seen Page Punchers from 5 to 22 points of articulation, and sizes from 3" to 7".

Our Thoughts

The more common page puncher size is however 3", so we expect to see more of these, with the 7" figures more recently reserved for the Gold Label treatment. We've seen only 3" figures with Stranger Things Page Punchers, so we expect the same here, but we would love a 7" figure to come out of this.

As a fan, it's cool to see these beloved Hasbro IPs join the McFarlane Toys lineup. The Page Punchers series, with its potential diversity in articulation and size, presents an exciting canvas for these franchises. The addition of powerhouse IPs such as Transformers and Power Rangers really expands McFarlane Toys' offering. We can't wait to see what's unveiled in early 2024.

Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the early 2024 launch. For more details on this development, check out the full press release here.

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