Gamestop Canada has released the official images for the upcoming DC Multiverse Gold Label Hourman. I am guessing this was not supposed to go up this early. It is currently available to pre-order for $29.99. According to the listing, it is scheduled to release April 18, 2025.

There is no information regarding a release for the US yet. Keep it tuned in here for more information as it is released.

Until then, check out the official solicitation below. This one is going to be a must-buy for me!

DC Multiverse Gold Label Hourman (JSA) Gold Label 7-Inch Action Figure  

Several heroes have taken the codename Hourman. The first was brilliant chemist Rex Tyler, who invented a vitamin he called Miraclo. It gave Rex superpowers—but only for one hour. Donning a distinctive caped-and-hooded costume, Rex was a founding member of the Justice Society of America. Unfortunately, he became addicted to Miraclo and was unable to develop a non-addictive version. Rex was almost killed by time-warping villain Extant during Zero Hour, but android Hourman Matthew Tyler switched places to save him. Incredibly detailed 7” scale figure based on the DC MULTIVERSE™, Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing and play, HOURMAN™ as featured in DC™ comics, Includes a display base, Includes collectible art card with character art on the front, and character biography on the back, Collect all McFARLANE TOYS™ DC MULTIVERSE™ figures.

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Who is Hourman?

Hourman, also known as Rex Tyler, is a Golden Age superhero from DC Comics, first appearing in Adventure Comics #48 (1940). A brilliant chemist, Rex developed the “Miraclo” pill, which grants him superhuman strength, speed, and durability—but only for one hour at a time. This unique limitation makes him one of the most compelling heroes in DC’s history, as he must strategize and make every second count.

As a founding member of the Justice Society of America (JSA), Hourman played a crucial role in shaping the Golden Age of superheroes. His legacy continued through his son, Rick Tyler, and later versions of the character, including android and time-traveling iterations.

With his striking black-and-yellow costume, signature hourglass emblem, and high-stakes abilities, Hourman remains a fan-favorite hero, representing the themes of self-discipline, scientific innovation, and the fleeting nature of power.

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