Star Wars: The Last Jedi Hasbro Toys Revealed at New York Comic Con

Hasbro has unveiled some new toys from Star Wars: The Last Jedi at New York Comic Con. Collectors and kids, let's take a look ...

This 6-inch version of the scavenger-turned-Force-wielder features her cloak and costume from the Jedi temple island on the world of Ahch-To, where she has found the exiled Luke Skywalker.

Benicio Del Toro's character DJ is still one of the more enigmatic figures in The Last Jedi. We know he straddles both sides of the Resistance and the oppressive First Order, and one fan translated the writing on his hatband to mean "Don't Join." And John Boyega tells EW that the character is a "slicer," the galactic version of a computer hacker, who is vital for the Resistance. Here is his 6-inch Black Series collectible.

Will he make an appearance in The Last Jedi? If so, it won't be in this garb -- his disguise as one of Jabba's palace guards in Return of the Jedi. Here is a throwback Black Series figure, but perhaps it hints at a cameo to come.

Dengar looks worse for wear in the more detailed Black Series design. The Massive Headwound Harry of galactic bounty hunters has led a hard life.

This droid who has a Threepio-like body and an insect-like head was another of the bounty hunters from The Empire Strikes Back who is being resurrected for the Black Series.

Switching from collectibles to playthings, old foes meet again in this two-pack of 3.75-inch action figures. Finn is featured in disguise as a First Order officer, and Captain Phasma stands in all her chrome glory, still harboring a grudge against her former subordinate.

Maz Kanata won't have a large role in The Last Jedi, according to filmmaker Rian Johnson, but this 3.75-inch figure (actually, it's smaller, because Maz is smaller) features a curious rocket-looking pack over her shoulder. Something to spice up the toy, or a hint of the power she'll pack this time around?

Poe Dameron's wingman, this fellow starfighter with the Resistance is an Abednedo alien, and his devotion to his friends and fellow pilots is unquestioned.