Funko rarely builds an entire convention booth around one character, but NYCC 2026 was the exception. Six separate Hal Jordan Pops, each tied to a different Lantern Corps color, rotated through Booth #4515 across the show's four days.
None of the six were sold as a single bundled set. Each variant has its own price, its own print run, and in most cases its own single day of availability, which turned the booth into a daily drop schedule rather than a one-time release.
This is a different company and a different product line than EVORETRO's existing McFarlane DC Multiverse Lantern Corps coverage, so the two shouldn't be confused with each other. McFarlane's Green Lantern Corps multipack and the Atrocitus and Red Lantern Corps two-pack are action figures; these are vinyl Pops sold individually at a single Funko booth.
No general retail release date has been confirmed for any of the six, and Funko quietly skipped two Corps colors entirely. Both of those gaps are worth understanding before chasing a specific variant.
Funko's booth ran the Hal Jordan lineup across Thursday through Sunday of NYCC 2026, with different variants becoming available on different days rather than all six sitting out at once. Collectors who only showed up for one day of the show saw a fraction of the full lineup.
That structure rewarded attendees who could be on the floor for multiple days, since the rarer colors were tied to specific single-day windows rather than running the length of the convention.
The standard Green Lantern Hal Jordan Pop was the one constant across all four days, priced at $40 with a 2,000-piece print run. It's the highest-volume variant of the six by a wide margin.
That higher print run makes Green Lantern the most realistically obtainable of the six after the show closes, since secondary-market supply should track closer to normal exclusive pricing than the scarcer single-day colors.
White Lantern launched Thursday only, priced at $40 with a 1,000-piece run. Red Lantern followed on Friday, also $40, also capped at 1,000 pieces.
Both sit at the same price point as Green Lantern but at half the print run, which puts real pressure on anyone trying to track down either one after their single day passed without a purchase.
Saturday brought two variants at once. Yellow Lantern, referencing the Sinestro Corps, priced at $50 with just 500 pieces, and a Green/Blue Hybrid Lantern priced at $60 with only 100 pieces made.
That 100-piece hybrid is the scarcest figure in the entire lineup by a large margin, and its higher price reflects that. Saturday effectively became the lineup's most competitive day on the show floor.
Black Lantern closed out the lineup on Sunday, priced at $60 with a 400-piece print run. It's the second-scarcest of the six after the hybrid.
As the final variant of the convention, Black Lantern also carried the most weight for anyone trying to complete the full six-figure set, since missing it meant the set stayed incomplete with no second chance on the show floor.
Despite building the lineup around the Lantern Corps color spectrum, Funko explicitly skipped two of the established Corps colors: Orange and Indigo. Six variants covering six other colors is a deliberate, curated selection rather than an attempt at full spectrum coverage.
That gap leaves room for a future wave if Funko decides to revisit the concept, but as of now there's no confirmation that Orange or Indigo versions exist or are planned.
Convention-exclusive Funko Pops almost always see secondary-market prices climb once the show ends, and the scarcer a print run, the sharper that climb tends to be. A 100-piece hybrid variant selling for $60 at the booth is realistically going to command far more than that once NYCC 2026 wraps.
Whichever variants you land, an EVORETRO premium pop protector keeps the box from picking up shelf wear while prices settle. Green Lantern's larger 2,000-piece run is the one variant most likely to stay close to its original $40 price for longer, simply because supply isn't nearly as constrained as the single-day colors. Collectors hoping to add a missing variant after the show should expect the rarer colors to cost meaningfully more on the secondary market than they did at Booth #4515.
Six, each tied to a different Lantern Corps color.
The Green/Blue Hybrid Lantern, limited to just 100 pieces.
No, Funko has not confirmed a wider retail release for any of the six.
No, Orange and Indigo Lantern colors were not included in this lineup.
Whichever Hal Jordan color you're chasing, give it a shelf that matches the scale of a six-figure set. EVORETRO's acrylic display risers for Funko Pops stack multiple variants at different heights so the rarer colors don't get lost behind the more common Green Lantern figure.
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