So, I was thinking about it, and it seems that lots of members will post things asking about things previewed weeks before. So I thought a list of heroclix products still unreleased might be helpful- that way anyone who was unsure can come check here to see if it's news. If I'm wrong, feel free to lock/move.

Upcoming, confirmed or rumored HeroClix Releases:

Street Fighter FAST FORCES Pack:
Release Date: August 2011
MSRP: $15.99
Info: Contains six figures based off of characters from the hit Street Fighter series of video games. Blanka, Dhalsim, Ryu, Ken, Chun Li, and Guile in their default palettes/costumes from Street Fighter II. All six sculpts will be reused (and repainted) in the Street Fighter Gravity Feed release. Will most likely contain maps and dice, like all fast forces packs. Set will be compatible with standard HeroClix (only in Golden Age events) but will come with it's own optional fighting game inspired ruleset which is also compatible with all existing heroclix figures.

Street Fighter Gravity Feed:
Release Date: August 2011- simultaneously released alongside the Fast Forces pack.
MSRP: $2.99 for each one figure booster
Info: A 27 figure set containing figures only seen in Street Fighter II and it's subsequent re-releases (For example, Akuma was not seen in most versions of Street Fighter II, but will still be included in the set.) Contains 23 different sculpts but 27 dials (some figures are figures of palette swaps from the game or look notoriously similar to other characters- IE Ryu and Evil Ryu), 6 sculpts will also be used in the Street Fighter Fast Forces pack. Set will be compatible with standard HeroClix (only in Golden Age events) but will come with it's own optional fighting game inspired ruleset which is also compatible with all existing heroclix figures. All figures in the gravity feed will be the same rarity- IE no figure will be rarer than other figures in the set.

Watchmen FAST FORCES Crimebusters Pack:
Release Date: September 7th
MSRP: $15.99
Info: Contains six new Watchmen figures from their Crimebusters era. Sculpts are reused from the Watchmen collectors set but with entirely new dials. Contains Rorshach, Silk Spectre, The Comedian, Dr. Manhattan, Ozymandius, and Nite Owl. Comes with an unknown number of maps and a pair of six sided dice.

DC HeroClix: Untitled (?) Superman Set
Release Date: September 2011
MSRP: Presumably $11.99 per 5/6 (see below) figure booster)
Info: Will be released in standard 60 figure expansion format. Brick figures will be inserted into a random pack in every brick- this brick figure will be an additional "sixth figure", with the brick figure being a Superman Robot. Judging by the pictures of boosters on the preview poster, this will be the first set including characters known solely for their appearances in animated series. (Superman from the Justice League in "Batman Beyond"- black and white uniform.) Pictures of the booster also advertise the set's "Flashpoint" sub-theme and a Legion of Super-heroes sub-theme mentioned on the poster... with figures confirmed including Lex Luthor (Prison Jumpsuit?), Wildfire, Matter-Eater Lad, the Flash, Superman, Robot Superman, Sunboy, and "Superman Beyond". Darkseid, Black Adam, Superboy, and Eradicator have also all been seen. The Superman set will most likely be the first yet to use "Oreo" bases.

Three MARVEL HeroClix sets (not "announced" so to speak but has been shown off at retailer summits- much of this is not confirmed but has been shared with us by people who attended these summits. As a result, this information can and probably will change a little bit.):
Release date: December 2011 (Hulk), ? 2012 (Galactic Guardians), ? 2012 (Mighty Avengers)
MSRP: Varies- presumably 11.99 per 5 figure booster, 2.99 per single-figure booster, and 15.99 for any fast forces packs.
Info: Each set was supposed to contain 35-40 characters but since Wizkids had so many characters they wanted to fit in each theme, they will all be 50 figure sets which will release closely together. (Since so many sets have been selling out they want to release sets closer to each other to prevent customers who cant get product from a single set from getting bored, although it seems to me that the better idea is to take a risk and just print more imo) The Hulk set will be the first marvel set with a new type of figure base nicknamed the Oreo base, which will make dials easier to "Click" without breaking figures and while still making the "iconic click noises". The Hulk set will also have a gravity feed and fast forces set releasing at the same time. Supposedly all three sets will have a linked event with special OP kits.

Halo 10th Anniversary HeroClix (NOT an ActionClix expansion: See the info about the reach pack info further down for more info about ActionClix)
Release Date: September 28th
MSRP: $11.99 per five figure booster
Info: Will contain 45 Halo themed figures in traditional 5 figure boosters. It looks like, so far, the majority of sculpts will be reused from Halo ActionClix releases- including unused sculpts from the base set. (IE Suicide Grunts) "{It} will be comprised of the greatest heroes and villains from the Halo saga including the Flood, the Covenant, the UNSC Spartans and of course the Master Chief." (Thanks Comical!) There are no plans for vehicles and there will be an optional unique ruleset included, despite the figures being compatible with all other HeroClix (golden age events only). A new "grenade" mechanic will also be introduced. Scratch that: This mechanic was introduced in Gears of War but will be continued in the Halo set.

(Indy?) HeroClix: Iron Maiden Collectible Miniatures Game Wave 1
Release Date: First half of 2011 (Now unknown, possibly cancelled) (Here)
Info: Here
MSRP: None announced, assumed from previous thread that they will be $3-4 boosters with one blind figure. 8-10 figures in set.

(Indy?) HeroClix : Iron Maiden Collectible Miniatures Game Wave 2
Release Date: Shortly after Wave 1
Info: Here
MSRP: None announced, assumed from previous thread that they will be $3-4 boosters with one blind figure. Both sets will add up to 20 figures.

(Indy?) HeroClix: Lord of the Rings (The following contains very little confirmed information, due to very little information being given. For solely confirmed information, check this out.)
Release Date; Back half of 2011- rumored to be Sept/Oct/Nov
Info: Very little is known about the set except that it is heavily rumored that it will be released in numerous different ways. From what we can gather, it is likely that it will be released in a format similar to the Watchmen Set but also in a boxset with new "Campaign" style rules and Nazgul figures. A Fast Forces and Gravity Feed format set were hinted at by Wizkids staff.

Star Trek: Expeditions (Name 'pending licensor approval'- scratch that, it's expeditions now)
Untitled game designed by Vlaada Chvátil
Untitled game designed by Fantasy Flight Games
Marvel HeroClix Classics: X-Men (Presumably Cancelled)
DC HeroClix Classics: Batman (Presumably Cancelled)
DC HeroClix Classics: Superman (Presumably Cancelled)
Untitled Batmobile Figure
Several Pathfinder miniatures sets

Now Released Wizkids Products:
DC/Indy (still unsure of which brand) HeroClix: Watchmen HeroClix Collector's Set:
Release Date: Originally 7/25/10, now 8/25/10
Info:
http://wizkidsgames.com/blog/2010/02...hmen-heroclix/ (additionally, units section has all dials for the set posted)
MSRP: $99.99

DC HeroClix: Brightest Day Collectors Set
Release Date: Released Fall 2010
Info: http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/showthread.php?t=280076
http://wizkidsgames.com/blog/2010/06...brightest-day/
Companion set to Blackest Night
MSRP: $27.99

DC HeroClix: DC 75th Anniversary
Release Date: November (?)
Info: http://www.gametrademagazine.com/pub...m=1&c=58&s=581
MSRP: Presumably 11.99/booster

Marvel HeroClix: Web of Spider-Man
Release Date: 9/8/10
Info: http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/showthread.php?t=282936
MSRP: 11.99/booster

Marvel HeroClix: Fantastic Four Starter Kit (2010)
Release date: 9/8/10
Info: http://wizkidsgames.com/blog/2010/07...hedule-update/
Presumably re-released so that there is a starter available for marvel fans interested in Heroclix. Comes with a 2010 updated-rulebook an PAC for Marvel.
MSRP: Presumably $27.99

DC/Indy HeroClix: Watchmen HeroClix Colossal Dr. Manhattan Figure
Release Date: July 23rd (Con Exclusive Release Date), April 2011 (Retail release date)
Info: http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/showthread.php?t=282590
MSRP: $79.99

DC HeroClix Jonah Hex Battle Pack
Release Date: Now released
Info: http://wizkidsgames.com/blog/2010/06...oclix-in-2010/
It is a one-purchase movie tie-in
MSRP: $6.99

Halo ActionClix Reach Battle Pack
Release Date: November 2010- Shortly after the release of the hit game for the Xbox 360- Halo Reach.
Info: Contains 6 new Halo ActionClix figures based off of the Noble Team from Halo Reach. Is presumably the last Halo ActonClix product.

Halo ActionClix Red vs Blue Battle Packs
Release Date: Summer 2010
Info: Each pack contains 3 figures- one reprinted Red or Blue Spartan depending on the pack color from the 2007 Halo ActionClix base set, one reprinted Master Chief figure from the base set, and one Elite with a reused sculpt from the Base Set with a new dial and a clear paint job- representing the use of "Active Camo"

(Indy?) Gears of War HeroClix Gravity Feed:
Release Date: August 17th
MSRP: $2.99 per figure
Info (Taken from here- saving time. ) : "In August WizKids is releasing Gears of War HeroClix, a new series of 10 HeroClix figures based on Epic Games’ popular Gears of War video game. The individual figures are blind-box packaged and come in a 24-count countertop display. The first HeroClix Gears of War series includes five members of Delta Squad and five of the most dangerous Locust enemies who are attempting to take over the planet Sera."

The Hunger Games: Training Days Strategy Game
Release Date: Unknown
Info: A board game that allows you to play as a recruit for the 74th annual hunger games from one of the 12 districts- based off of the wildly popular young adult book series of the same name. Can be found on clearance at local borders and waldenbooks stores for 9.99. (Unofficial comment: It's worth checking out!) Free facebook version is also available from Wizkids/NECA.

Marvel HeroClix: Giant Sized X-Men:
Release Date: March 2011
MSRP: See below.
Info: Comes in two types of boosters- a standard, five figure booster
(MSRP $11.99) and a one figure Colossal booster (MSRP @24.99). Each brick comes with 8 standard boosters and one Colossal booster which contains one of six brand new colossals. Three of the colossals are being released as non-blind, non-random boosters at special Toys R Us retailers (list here, MSRP 15.99) but will also be released alongside the Green Lantern Gravity Feed (which was exclusive to Target stores nationwide excluding some Warner Bros themed stores in amusement parks) to all venues in the US due to fan complaints.

MARVEL Captain America HeroClix:
Release Date: July 13, 2011
MSRP: Presumably 11.99 a booster.
Info: Contains 60 heroclix figures celebrating over 70 years of comic book history. Has a Great Lakes Avengers subtheme. Sometime earlier in July, a ten figure Gravity Feed set will be released- reusing sculpts but not dials from the main set. 9 figures from the set will have a new "removable piece" element- allowing them to remove parts of their sculpt to activate special abilities. 5 figure boosters.

Captain America Gravity Feed:
Release Date: Already Released.
MSRP: 2.99 per one figure booster.
Info: This release is a ten figure gravity feed set. All ten figures reuse sculpts from the 60 figure expansion of the same name but with new dials.

The Smurfs Board Game
The Smurfs Gravity Feed Expansion
A Christmas Story Board Game
Quarriors Dice Game
Pathfinder Beginners Box Miniature Set (For use with the Pathfinder RPG)

I'll try to keep this constantly updated- maybe it will even be useful. Let me know if I missed anything, please.

You know what? I think this IS a good idea. It would be nice to have all this info in one place that can be checked on a semi-regular basis and for people who aren't on here all the time.

Yeah, especially because a lot of people don't go to the front page and don't check the new/original content forums.

There's also suppose to be 2 other board games (unless you mistook that all 3 of them are being designed by Reiner Knizia.) One is being designed by Vlaada Chvátil (Through the Ages, Galaxy Trucker, & Dungeon Lords are his best known games) & another by Fantasy Flight Games, which is known for their huge boxes and very detailed components (and imo, very good games.)

Oh, thanks dude! I'll throw that info in there.

I should say that it is being done by guys who mostly design games for FF games. I forget their names off the top of my head, but I'm sure it could be easily found.

Note, I'm a big board game fan. Have a 100+ of them and spent the last 5 years collecting and playing almost any game I could. So let me say that these games should be very good. I would almost say that Reiner Knizia's game, who is a legend, may be the worst of the 3 and it could be a very good game.

Can we just try adding a New Gods / Fourth World set to that list and just hope we are able to confuse them into making it?

Great idea. That should be somewhere, like in a column on the side of the main page or something. Just to keep people updated when they dont check the forums everyday,
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[quote=Ironman1994;4874046]DC/Indy (still unsure of which brand) HeroClix: Watchmen HeroClix Collector's Set:
Release Date: Originally 7/25/10, now 8/25/10[size=2]

I agree this thread is a great idea man. One question though: why would watchmen not be DC?

Eh- Some fans are speculating that it is indy because it has never been related to the main DCU in anyway, nor is it inspired by the main DCU.

[quote=Ironman1994;4874917]Oh ok gotcha

Surely the Batmobile has been unmentioned in so long it can be considered almost certainly canceled (in it's formerly hinted at incarnation).

Great idea!

I actually think the Brightest Day set is going to be 24.99, not 27.99, if I remember correctly.

Do you have a link? Last I heard was that Blackest Night, Brightest Day, and Fantastic Four all had the same msrp.