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Exclusive: Hasbro’s GI Joe Lara Croft Figure Is A Tomb Raider Worth Hunting For

July 23, 2026
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San Diego Comic-Con kicks off this week, and Hasbro is once again hitting the show floor to reveal several of its upcoming figures for the year. GameSpot can exclusively reveal several of them today, including what is undeniably our favorite of the lot: a GI Joe-inspired take on the original Tomb Raider, Lara Croft.

Hasbro had previously teased this a few months back, and ahead of its launch in Fall 2026, it has dropped several new images showing off the collectible $45 action figure. Like other collectibles in the GI Joe Classified series, Lara comes sealed inside blister packaging that’s a throwback to the GI Joe toys of the ’80s and ’90s, with artwork showing off her character design. For accessories, she comes with her signature sidearms, backpack, climbing axes, bow, a quiver for her arrows, a grappling hook, an ancient dagger, alternate hands, and a second head that is equipped with communication headphones.

This isn’t the only cool figure Hasbro has on the way. If you’re looking to add some more Transformers to your collection, there are several new figures to grab, starting with the Decepticon leader Megatron. This new take on the Autobot nemesis converts into the Decepticon logo, and it comes with a display stand for logo mode and a blaster accessory. Preorders open up on September 1 through the Hasbro Pulse store, and it’ll be rising up to claim some retail shelf space in fall.

The Age of the Primes line is also expanding with a Deluxe-class Sky Guard and Breakaway figures, which will be out in Spring 2027. These 5.5-inch figures feature intricate details, can convert from robot to jet mode in a few steps, and their third mode allows them to join Superion to form the Combiner Nexus Maximus.

If there’s something strange in your neighborhood, then you’ll want to check out these new Ghostbusters collectibles from Hasbro. Fresh off the launch of the ’84 1:1-scale proton pack, fans can grab a new two-pack of figures featuring Janine Melnitz and Louis Tully. This year marks the 40th anniversary of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon series, and this is the first time that Hasbro has produced Melnitz and Tully figures in classic Ghostbusters flight suits. Inspired by the vintage 1980s Kenner line, the five-inch figures come with companion ghost figures, ghost-busting accessories, and proton stream effects. 

Priced at $47, this will be available to preorder exclusively through the Hasbro Pulse store starting July 23 at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET.

Rounding out the new reveals are The Real Ghostbusters Ecto-Plazms, another Pulse exclusive. It’s a collectible minifigure set inspired by the 1986 animated series. Each tray includes 12 mystery cans with six figures per can. There’ll be 72 figures to collect in total, including the Ghostbusters, Janine Melnitz, Slimer, and other creepy ghosts from the animated series. Another Hasbro Pulse exclusive, you can preorder these starting July 23 at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET, for $90 per tray.

In case you missed it, you can also check out Mondo’s new Masters of the Universe collectible toys, which include a 1/12 Keldor before he was transformed into Skeletor–but don’t worry, you can kickstart his descent into evil by outfitting him with a gnarly head that has half of his face melted off. That’s why you shouldn’t lob vials of acid around!

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