DC is bringing a loaded slate of exclusives to San Diego Comic-Con 2026, spanning three separate booths on the show floor: McFarlane Toys Store at Booth #1915, DC’s own Booth #4544, and Upper Deck at Booth #307. Between action figures, limited comic variants, and trading cards, this is one of the deeper DC lineups the con has seen in years.
Action Figures & Collectibles
McFarlane Toys is anchoring its DC Multiverse Gold Label lineup with a run of Green Lantern-focused exclusives, alongside a DC Classics pickup and a standout deluxe piece from Beast Kingdom:
- Kilowog (Green Lantern): McFarlane Collector Edition #64 — $35
- Red Hood (Under the Red Hood): McFarlane Collector Edition #65 Gold Label — $35
- Kyle Rayner (White Lantern): DC Multiverse Gold Label — $30
- John Stewart (Ultraviolet Lantern): DC Multiverse Gold Label — $30
- The Question (DC Classic): DC Classics Gold Label — $30
- Lobo (Heavy Metal): Beast Kingdom DAH-137 1/9 Scale Deluxe Figure — $99, limited to 1,000 pieces
The Green Lantern Corps push is the clear throughline here, with Kilowog, Kyle Rayner, and John Stewart all getting Gold Label treatment, echoing the White Lantern wave McFarlane has been building out this year. The Beast Kingdom Lobo piece is the priciest item on the list and the most limited, capped at 1,000 units.
Comics & Graphic Novels
DC’s own booth is leaning into its Absolute Universe line with a run of limited foil variant covers, plus special dust jacket editions and a bundle built around the DC Universe Infinite app:
- Absolute Universe Foil Variants — $15 each: limited-printing covers for Absolute Batman #1, Absolute Superman #1, Absolute Wonder Woman #1, Absolute Catwoman #1, and Absolute Green Arrow #1
- Convention Variant Dust Jackets: hardcover editions of Absolute Batman Vol. 1: The Zoo, Absolute Superman Vol. 1: The Last Dust of Krypton, and Absolute Wonder Woman Vol. 1: The Last Amazon, featuring art by Dan Mora
- DCUI Ultra Bundle — $100: includes a one-year DC Universe Infinite subscription, an exclusive glow-in-the-dark Absolute Martian Manhunter #1 variant by Frank Cho, and a pin set
The foil covers give collectors an affordable entry point into the exclusives, while the Dan Mora dust jackets and the Frank Cho glow-in-the-dark variant are aimed squarely at Absolute Universe completionists.
Trading Cards
Upper Deck rounds out the DC presence with a convention-exclusive pack built around the Absolute Universe:
- DC Absolute Universe Packs: a 15-card base set with a bonus parallel, plus ultra-rare Omega Rainbow parallels numbered to just 26 copies
With a print run of 26, the Omega Rainbow parallels are set up to be some of the harder DC pulls of the whole convention.
Booth Build Photos
Here’s a first look at the DC booth taking shape ahead of the show floor opening.
What’s on Your DC SDCC Wishlist?
Between the Green Lantern Corps figures, the Absolute Universe foil covers, and the ultra-limited Omega Rainbow cards, DC’s SDCC 2026 lineup has something for figure collectors, comic readers, and card hunters alike. Which exclusive are you chasing first? Let us know in the comments.
