For Flash character specialists and DC video game collectors alike, the Hot Pursuit variant from McFarlane Toys' early Injustice 2 wave occupies a genuinely distinct place in the rebooted DC Multiverse line. When Todd McFarlane relaunched DC figure production in 2020, the Injustice 2 wave was one of the first to hit shelves, and the white-suited Hot Pursuit colorway — an unlockable alternate costume from NetherRealm Studios' 2017 fighter — stood out immediately against the more conventional deco releases that surrounded it. It remains one of the more visually striking entries in that initial run.
This figure is vintage and presented in its original black window-box packaging. The large blister window is intact and clear, displaying the figure and all accessories cleanly. The box shows the standard McFarlane DC Multiverse format: bold black paneling, the DC Multiverse logo prominently placed at the base, and the character name printed front and center. The top panel features a '22 Moving Parts' articulation call-out in trilingual text (English, Spanish, and French), and the hang-tab on the rear panel is present. The back panel includes a running-pose hero shot of the figure and the 'Collect Them All' wave lineup showing five Injustice 2 figures — useful context for completists building the full set.
The figure itself depicts Barry Allen in the high-contrast white and black Hot Pursuit suit with grey paneling detail and the classic lightning bolt chest emblem. McFarlane's hyper-articulated 7-inch format gives the figure 22 points of articulation, enabling dynamic running and combat stances that suit the character well. The sculpt reflects the angular, armor-influenced aesthetic of the Injustice 2 in-game character model rather than a comic interpretation — an important distinction for collectors sourcing game-accurate figures.
The accessory complement leans heavily into Speed Force display appeal: multiple translucent amber lightning effect pieces are included, ranging from trailing chain-link lightning to a concentrated burst effect for the hand. These translucent amber pieces add significant shelf presence and position the figure well for open display.
The collectible trading card pack-in — a hallmark of early McFarlane DC Multiverse releases — is included, adding completist value for those assembling a full card set from the wave. If you have questions about condition specifics or would like additional photos before purchase, we're happy to help — returns are accepted on items not as described.