NYCC 2026 produced one of Funko's busiest exclusive lineups in recent memory, spread across a shared online bundle, booth-only drops, and several deeply limited single releases.
Keeping track of what is actually available where, and at what price, got complicated fast once the full reveal list landed.
Two releases, the light-up Sorcerer Supreme Doom and the Real Ghostbusters Samhain, stood out enough to deserve their own deep dives elsewhere on this site.
This roundup covers the rest of the lineup, starting with the one purchase that guarantees access to the widest slice of it.
Funko's 2026 NYCC Exclusive Bundle packages all 18 of its shared convention exclusives into a single $428.99 purchase available only on Funko.com. Buying the bundle is the only way to guarantee every shared item without relying on booth timing or convention-floor luck.
The bundle includes the White Lantern, Red Lantern, and Green Lantern Hal Jordan Pops, Freddy Funko and Franny Funko in costume, Proto, Erica Slaughter, Copper Dragon Wyrmling, Kyber Crystal Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi, Dark Urge, Esil Radiru, pumpkin Rilakkuma, Young Big Mom, Art the Clown with his flamethrower, Sorcerer Supreme Doom, the glow-in-the-dark Finn and Jake two-pack, and Overlord Husk.
Several of the show's most limited pieces never made it into the shared bundle at all. Yellow Lantern Hal Jordan, Black Lantern Hal Jordan, and the Green Blue Hybrid Lantern were sold only at Funko's physical booth, alongside Pottsfield Pumpkin and the Real Ghostbusters Samhain.
That split matters for budgeting: the bundle covers breadth, but the booth-only pieces are where the smallest, most convention-dependent print runs live.
Funko split a single character, Hal Jordan, across six separate Lantern-themed releases this year, ranging from the 2,000-piece Legendary Green Lantern down to a 100-piece Green Blue Hybrid variant. White and Red Lantern each landed at 1,000 pieces, while Yellow Lantern sat at 500 and Black Lantern at 400. Collectors keeping the full spectrum together often group all six in a single EVORETRO 6-Figure Acrylic Funko Case rather than six individual ones.
For anyone trying to collect the full spectrum, the 100-piece Hybrid and 400-piece Black Lantern are the two pieces most likely to disappear first, simply on raw scarcity.
Miles Morales reimagined as a vampire landed as a 1,000-piece Legendary, booth-only release at $40, while Ultimate Wolverine came in even tighter at a 500-piece Legendary run. Esil Radiru from Solo Leveling got two separate releases: a standard exclusive Pop and a 1,500-piece Legendary variant sold only at the booth.
These mid-tier Legendary releases sit well below the Sorcerer Supreme Doom SFX grail on price, but their piece counts put several of them in genuinely tighter supply than the $100 SFX figure.
The $100 light-up Sorcerer Supreme Doom SFX figure, limited to 500 pieces and sold exclusively at the Funko booth, and the 1,000-piece Real Ghostbusters Samhain each generated enough of their own detail, authentication specifics, and early resale activity to warrant a dedicated breakdown.
Readers chasing either figure specifically should check the full writeups linked below rather than relying on this roundup's shorter summary.
Every figure across the bundle and the booth-only drops ships with Funko's newer micro-optic authentication sticker and a 2026 Fall Convention marking, verifiable through Octane5. That consistency matters once a collection spans this many separate releases, since a single verification method applies across the whole haul.
Buyers picking up pieces secondhand, rather than at the show itself, should treat that Octane5 check as a standard step regardless of which specific figure they are buying.
Between the $428.99 bundle, the booth-only Lantern spectrum, and single pieces like the $100 Sorcerer Supreme Doom SFX grail, a collector trying to land everything from this convention could realistically spend several hundred dollars before accounting for Samhain or any other booth-exclusive pickup. Prioritizing matters more here than at a typical convention precisely because the lineup is this large.
A reasonable approach is locking in the bundle first, since it is the only guaranteed path to 18 pieces, then treating the booth-only grails as opportunistic pickups based on queue timing and remaining budget rather than something to plan around with certainty.
All 18 of Funko's 2026 NYCC shared exclusives, sold only through Funko.com.
Sorcerer Supreme Doom is included; Samhain is a separate booth-only exclusive not in the bundle.
The Green Blue Hybrid Lantern, limited to just 100 pieces.
Check the micro-optic sticker's unique code through Funko's Octane5 authentication service.
Eighteen bundle pieces plus a handful of booth-only grails adds up fast. The EVORETRO Acrylic Display Risers let a growing NYCC 2026 haul spread across tiered shelf space instead of one crowded row.
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