NYCC 2026 Funko Pops: Lantern Grails, Ghostly Best Friends & Halloween Trouble
Hal Jordan has packed six outfits. Finn and Jake have become ghosts. Art the Clown has brought a flame. Your sensible convention budget would like a quiet word.
The latest NYCC 2026 Funko Pop reveals lean wonderfully into October: eerie animation, horror favorites, pumpkin-headed troublemakers, and a colorful DC lineup with some very small edition sizes.
New York Comic Con runs October 8–11 at the Javits Center, with Funko at booth #4515. Funko’s official event guide confirms the location and shopping arrangements.
This guide covers the latest promotional images and release announcements featured below. Prices and some retailer details remain unconfirmed.
The NYCC 2026 Funko Pop Checklist
Here’s the lineup at a glance:
| Release | Edition size or feature | Announced availability |
|---|---|---|
| Green Lantern Hal Jordan | Legendary — 2,000 pieces | Funko booth only |
| White Lantern Hal Jordan | Legendary — 1,000 pieces | Funko booth only |
| Red Lantern Hal Jordan | Legendary — 1,000 pieces | Funko booth only |
| Yellow Lantern Hal Jordan | Grail — 500 pieces | Funko booth only |
| Black Lantern Hal Jordan | Mythic — 400 pieces | Funko booth only |
| Green Blue Hybrid Lantern Hal Jordan | Mythic — 100 pieces | Funko booth only |
| Finn and Jake as ghosts | Glow-in-the-dark two-pack | NYCC exclusive; wider availability unspecified |
| Overlord Husk | Edition size unspecified | NYCC exclusive; wider availability unspecified |
| Erica Slaughter | Royalty — 3,500 pieces | NYCC exclusive; wider availability unspecified |
| Pottsfield Pumpkin | Grail — 500 pieces | Funko booth only |
| Samhain | Legendary — 1,000 pieces | Announced for Funko’s NYCC booth |
| Art the Clown | Edition size unspecified | NYCC exclusive; wider availability unspecified |
These are announced edition totals, not daily stock allocations. An unspecified count means the reveal does not provide one.
Hal Jordan Brings a Whole Spectrum of Temptation
If your DC shelf has been looking a little too coordinated, Hal has options.
This collection gives the same character six distinct looks, from familiar green to a split-color variant that practically demands its own display space.
Green, White, and Red Lantern: The Legendary Trio
Green Lantern Hal Jordan carries his familiar power battery and wears the classic green-and-black suit. At 2,000 pieces, he has the largest announced edition in this six-figure lineup.
For someone who wants a single Hal Jordan on the shelf, this is the natural starting point. Sometimes the familiar costume is exactly what you came for.
White Lantern Hal Jordan changes the mood completely. The pale costume and white energy effects give him a striking appearance beside the darker variants. His announced Legendary edition is limited to 1,000 pieces.
Then there’s Red Lantern Hal Jordan, who looks as though someone has just told him his booth reservation was for yesterday. Red energy effects and an angry expression make this another distinctive 1,000-piece Legendary release.
Yellow, Black, and Green Blue Hybrid: The Smaller Editions
Yellow Lantern Hal Jordan adds a curling yellow energy effect and a bright costume that will stand out in almost any DC display. This Grail edition is limited to 500 pieces.
Black Lantern Hal Jordan takes things in a more ominous direction. The dark costume, white insignia, and strained expression give this 400-piece Mythic release plenty of personality without relying on bright colors.
The smallest announced edition belongs to Green Blue Hybrid Lantern Hal Jordan: just 100 pieces.
The divided mask and costume make the concept immediately readable. Even without knowing the edition size, this would be an interesting centerpiece for a Lantern collection.
That small run adds to the appeal, but the figure itself should still do the convincing. You’ll spend more time looking at the sculpt than reading the number on its sticker.
The Reported Lantern Release Schedule
The September 29 community repost of Funko’s announcement lists the following schedule:
| Convention day | Listed Lantern releases |
|---|---|
| Thursday, October 8 | White Lantern |
| Friday, October 9 | Red Lantern |
| Saturday, October 10 | Green Blue Hybrid Lantern and Yellow Lantern |
| Sunday, October 11 | Black Lantern |
| All four days | Green Lantern |
Check Funko’s current daily announcements before planning around a specific variant. The supplied release caption identifies the Lantern lineup as available only at the Funko booth.
Saturday offers two tempting targets. It also offers an excellent opportunity to discover whether your “one Hal Jordan is enough” policy survives contact with a convention booth.
Ghost Finn and Jake: Friendship Survives the Afterlife
Some releases need elaborate explanations. This one offers two beloved best friends as little blue ghosts, and frankly, that’s a persuasive argument.
The Adventure Time Finn and Jake ghost two-pack glows in the dark. Their floating forms and individual stands make a charming little scene together, with Finn’s worried expression providing a particularly good finishing touch.
This would be our pick for a playful Halloween display: a little spooky, instantly recognizable, and considerably less alarming than the clown further down this page.
No numbered edition size accompanies the supplied announcement.
Overlord Husk Checks In With Serious Attitude
Overlord Husk brings a wonderfully busy design to the Hazbin Hotel lineup: tall ears, spread wings, red accents, and a grin with absolutely no interest in making you comfortable.
The formal outfit gives the sculpt a distinctive silhouette. It’s the sort of figure that rewards a second look, particularly around the face and wing details.
If your Hazbin Hotel collection needs a character who looks capable of judging the rest of the shelf, Husk seems qualified.
The reveal identifies an NYCC exclusive but does not specify a numbered production run or wider retail availability.
Erica Slaughter Earns Her Place on the Horror Shelf
Erica Slaughter is a 3,500-piece Royalty release.
The Something Is Killing the Children figure pairs her distinctive mask and bright green eye with a chainsaw, blade, and blood-spattered finish. There’s a lot of character packed into this sculpt.
The figure was previously unveiled during the Slaughterverse panel at San Diego Comic-Con, where The Beat reported its planned NYCC release. The latest announcement adds the edition size and Royalty designation.
Our display suggestion: a favorite collected edition behind her, a little space on either side, and enough light to appreciate the mask.
She can supply the atmosphere herself.
Pottsfield Pumpkin Makes Autumn Look Suspiciously Friendly
A pumpkin head. A skeleton body. A welcoming little hand gesture.
Pottsfield Pumpkin from Over the Garden Wall captures that excellent combination of charming and unsettling. It looks like it would happily join your fall decorations, then ask a question you don’t especially want to answer.
The announced 500-piece Grail edition is available only at the Funko booth.
For fans of the series, this is a wonderfully specific character choice with a silhouette that immediately reads as autumn. It would look right at home beside the rest of an Over the Garden Wall collection—or quietly taking over the Halloween decorations.
Samhain Gives The Real Ghostbusters a Halloween Centerpiece
Pottsfield Pumpkin looks as though it might invite you to a harvest gathering. Samhain looks as though he intends to take over the gathering.
The Real Ghostbusters release combines an angry pumpkin face, a flowing purple robe, and blue effects curling around the upper body. It’s an expressive sculpt with enough color to stand out among darker horror figures.
Samhain is announced as a 1,000-piece Legendary edition at Funko’s NYCC booth.
The announcement names the booth as a purchase location but does not explicitly establish that it is the only sales channel. Keep an eye on further release details before assuming an online option will—or won’t—appear.
Art the Clown Brings an Unwelcome Party Trick
Someone gave Art the Clown a torch. This feels like a preventable situation.
The Terrifier reveal shows Art in his black-and-white costume, with a tiny hat, a deeply unpleasant grin, and an orange flame effect that gives the sculpt a strong focal point.
For a horror shelf, that flash of color is a useful detail. It breaks up the monochrome outfit without making him look any friendlier.
The announcement identifies an NYCC exclusive but supplies no numbered edition size. There’s plenty to appreciate—or be mildly disturbed by—in the design itself.
How to Buy NYCC 2026 Funko Exclusives
A wish list helps. Knowing how you can actually reach the figures helps more.
For in-person shoppers, NYCC’s random Funko reservation entry window closed on September 16. Award notifications are scheduled for September 30–October 2, according to the official NYCC reservation guidance.
Funko also plans a daily virtual standby queue for attendees without advance reservations, with entry as space permits. A booth visit does not guarantee that a particular figure will remain available.
Shopping from home? Some convention exclusives will reach online shoppers and selected retail partners. Funko’s official event guide directs collectors to individual announcements for those details.
Before buying, check:
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The exact figure: Similar character names can refer to different releases.
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The sales channel: Booth-only and shared releases need different plans.
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The date and time zone: Especially when arranging an online purchase.
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Your spending limit: Convention excitement is very good at moving the goalposts.
A successful haul can be one excellent figure. It doesn’t have to become a second suitcase.
NYCC 2026 Funko FAQ
Which release has the lowest announced edition size?
Green Blue Hybrid Lantern Hal Jordan, at 100 pieces, has the smallest announced edition in this reveal batch.
How many Green Lantern Hal Jordan figures are being released?
The green-costumed Legendary version is limited to 2,000 pieces, as printed on its promotional artwork.
Which releases are explicitly booth-only?
The supplied announcements explicitly identify the Hal Jordan lineup and Pottsfield Pumpkin as booth-only releases.
Samhain is announced for the booth, but that wording alone does not establish exclusivity to that sales channel.
Are the Finn and Jake ghost Pops glow-in-the-dark?
Yes. Their announcement identifies a glow-in-the-dark Pop! two-pack.
Which NYCC release would Surplus Hive pick?
For a display centerpiece, Green Blue Hybrid Lantern. For autumn atmosphere, Pottsfield Pumpkin. For sheer affection, ghost Finn and Jake.
Choosing just one may require a stronger will than a Green Lantern ring can provide.
What’s your first-choice pickup: a Lantern, a pumpkin, or something that definitely shouldn’t be left alone in the display cabinet?
More NYCC 2026 Funko Reveals: Marvel, Star Wars, Anime, and a Very Small Dragon
Remember that sensible wish list we were making?
We may need another page.
The latest NYCC 2026 announcements bring costumed Funko favorites, Marvel heavy hitters, Kyber Crystal characters, anime exclusives, and a dragon that looks perfectly capable of becoming your entire reason for shopping.
Here’s the new batch, including the announced edition sizes and the availability details worth checking before you pick a favorite.
The New Releases at a Glance
| Release | Announced edition or feature | Availability stated in the announcement |
|---|---|---|
| Freddy Funko | Ultra — 5,000 pieces | NYCC exclusive |
| Franny Funko | Royalty — 3,500 pieces | NYCC exclusive |
| Proto | Royalty — 3,500 pieces | NYCC exclusive |
| Esil Radiru, armored release | Exclusive Pop! | NYCC reveal; wider availability unspecified |
| Esil Radiru, limited edition | Legendary — 1,500 pieces | Funko booth only |
| Young Big Mom | Exclusive Pop! | Coming to NYCC |
| Lloromannic Berry & Cherry two-pack | Legendary — 1,000 sets | Funko booth only |
| Rilakkuma | Exclusive Pop! | NYCC exclusive |
| Miles Morales (Vampire) | Legendary — 1,000 pieces | Funko booth only |
| Ultimate Wolverine | Legendary — 500 pieces | Announced for Funko’s NYCC booth |
| Sorcerer Supreme Doom | Exclusive Pop! | NYCC reveal; wider availability unspecified |
| Sorcerer Supreme Doom variant | Legendary — lights and sounds; count unspecified | NYCC only |
| Darth Vader (Kyber Crystal) | Supreme — count unspecified | NYCC reveal |
| Obi-Wan Kenobi (Kyber Crystal) | Supreme — count unspecified | NYCC reveal |
| Copper Dragon Wyrmling | Supreme — 8,000 pieces | NYCC exclusive |
| Dark Urge | Exclusive Pop! | Coming to NYCC |
Edition labels and quantities above follow the release announcements. Counts not provided in those announcements remain unspecified. The 3,500-piece runs for Franny and Proto apply separately to each character.
Freddy, Franny, and Proto Dress for the Occasion
A convention in October practically demands a costume party. Freddy, Franny, and Proto appear happy to handle the guest list.
The latest announcement introduces Ultra Freddy Funko, limited to 5,000 pieces, alongside Royalty Franny Funko and Royalty Proto, each limited to 3,500 pieces.
For collectors who enjoy Funko’s own characters, this trio offers a different kind of convention souvenir. There’s something appealing about bringing home a costumed mascot to remember the event itself.
It also creates the familiar collector’s dilemma: choose your favorite, or start explaining why three figures count as one themed purchase.
Esil Radiru Gives Solo Leveling Collectors Two Releases to Watch
Esil Radiru is joining the NYCC conversation, and her announcement deserves a careful read.
The reveal describes an armored exclusive Pop! Esil Radiru, followed by a separate 1,500-piece Legendary Esil Radiru collectible available only at the Funko booth.
That means collectors should pay attention to which version they’re looking at. The announcement distinguishes the releases, but the wording alone doesn’t establish every visual difference between them.
For a Solo Leveling collection, having another character to build a display around is already tempting. Choosing between versions is where the close-up photos earn their keep.
Young Big Mom Brings One Piece History to the Shelf
Some characters arrive with enough history to fill an entire display cabinet.
Young Big Mom from One Piece is coming to NYCC, giving collectors another version of Charlotte Linlin to consider for their shelves.
Earlier appearances can make a character collection especially satisfying. Place different versions together and the display starts telling a story, rather than simply filling an empty row.
Of course, “I’m building a character timeline” is also a remarkably convincing explanation for buying another Pop.
The supplied announcement does not specify an edition size or a shared-retailer assignment.
Berry & Cherry Bring Mischief to the Sanrio Shelf
The Lloromannic Berry & Cherry Pop! two-pack offers a particularly tempting combination: two characters, one coordinated display, and plenty of mischievous personality.
The announcement identifies a 1,000-set Legendary edition available only at the Funko booth during NYCC.
For Sanrio collectors, the attraction is the pair itself. A two-pack keeps both characters together and gives you a ready-made addition to the collection without needing to hunt for a matching companion later.
Just remember that the announced count applies to the two-pack, rather than a separate 1,000-piece run for each character.
Rilakkuma Provides a Sweet Break From the Scares
After vampires, monsters, and heavily armed comic-book characters, Rilakkuma feels like a welcome change of pace.
The latest reveal introduces an NYCC-exclusive Rilakkuma Pop! as part of the Funkoween announcements.
This is the sort of release that can give a Halloween display a little breathing room. There’s room for something sweet between the characters who look ready to destroy the furniture.
No numbered edition size is provided in the supplied announcement.
Vampire Miles Morales Makes Halloween a Marvel Problem
Apparently, being Spider-Man wasn’t enough responsibility. Now we have fangs to consider.
Miles Morales (Vampire) arrives as a 1,000-piece Legendary edition available only at the Funko booth during NYCC.
This is an easy concept to build a seasonal display around: a familiar superhero with a supernatural twist. It could sit comfortably in a Spider-Man collection or find a temporary home among the Halloween figures.
Whether it stays there after October probably depends on how much you enjoy the idea of your Marvel shelf developing a bloodlust problem.
Ultimate Wolverine Enters With a 500-Piece Edition
Wolverine has never seemed particularly interested in making a quiet entrance.
The NYCC announcement introduces Ultimate Wolverine as a 500-piece Legendary release, available at the Funko booth during the convention.
Yes, the announcement says Legendary, even though some other 500-piece releases in this article carry the Grail label. We’re following the designation given for this figure rather than assigning a tier based on quantity.
For Wolverine collectors, the decision is likely to come down to the version and sculpt. A small edition is interesting, but the figure still needs to earn its place beside your favorites.
Sorcerer Supreme Doom Adds Lights, Sounds, and Absolutely No Modesty
Doom rarely seems like someone who would settle for being background decoration.
The latest reveal includes an exclusive Sorcerer Supreme Doom Pop!, alongside a Legendary variant featuring lights and sounds, available only at NYCC.
For collectors, that creates two different ways to approach the release. One is a character addition to the shelf. The other introduces an interactive feature that may make you want to display the figure somewhere you can actually reach it.
A lights-and-sounds collectible loses a little of its appeal if activating it requires moving seventeen boxes and a precariously balanced Spider-Man.
The announcement does not provide a piece count for the Legendary variant.
Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi Get the Kyber Crystal Treatment
The Star Wars reveals bring a natural pairing: Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi, both announced as Supreme Kyber Crystal releases.
Putting them together gives collectors a focused display idea straight away. You have two connected characters, a shared collectible theme, and a built-in reason to debate which one deserves the better shelf position.
There’s also a useful distinction to keep in mind: “Kyber Crystal” is the release name. The supplied captions do not establish that these figures are made from actual crystal, and they do not provide edition counts.
Let the official product photographs show the finish and appearance before deciding how they fit your collection.
The Copper Dragon Wyrmling May Be the Real Threat to Your Budget
A small dragon is an extremely effective way to interrupt a sensible purchasing plan.
The Dungeons & Dragons Copper Dragon Wyrmling is announced as an 8,000-piece Supreme NYCC exclusive.
This one offers an obvious display opportunity for tabletop fans. Place it beside your favorite dice, a campaign journal, or the books that keep finding their way onto your desk, and it becomes part of the hobby space.
Just resist the temptation to let it guard the dice you actually need during a session. That’s how a decorative decision becomes an initiative delay.
Dark Urge Brings Baldur’s Gate 3 Into the Lineup
Dark Urge from Baldur’s Gate 3 is also coming to NYCC as an exclusive Pop! release.
For fans who have spent far too long thinking about character choices, consequences, and what might happen on another playthrough, this is a particularly relevant addition to the convention lineup.
We’ll keep this section free of story spoilers. Your display cabinet can start the conversation without the blog ruining anyone’s campaign.
The supplied announcement does not identify a numbered edition size or describe the figure as booth-only.
A Bigger Lineup Calls for a Shorter Shopping List
With this many reveals, choosing favorites becomes part of the fun.
Try separating your list into the figures you love, the figures you want to inspect more closely, and the figures you admire but can happily leave for someone else.
The Kyber Crystal pair might win over your Star Wars shelf. Berry and Cherry could be the Sanrio pickup you’ve been waiting for. Or you might reach the end of all these announcements and discover that your entire plan now revolves around a baby dragon.
That would be understandable.
Which new reveal has changed your NYCC wish list the most?
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