If there’s one company at San Diego Comic-Con that’s blown up the last few years – it’s Funko. Their exclusives are some of the hardest to get, but they’re also some of the best. Word on the street is that they’ll be moving to a Sails ticket distribution process this year– and an entirely different process for Preview Night.
Their “summer exclusive” exclusives – as well as likely more – should be available outside of the convention, typically in places like Hot Topic and Barnes & Noble. Funko will be releasing that information on Wednesday, but for now, here’s everything that we know.
From their site, here’s a look at pricing:
Dorbz: $10
Dorbz multi-packs: $20-$35
Dorbz Ridez: $25
Rock Candy: $15
Pop!s: $15
Oversized Pop!s & multi-packs: $20-40
Pop! Rides: $40
ReAction set: $25
World of Pop! Book $25
Hikari: $80
Here’s a look at their offerings for 2016:
[UPDATE July 18]
Funko has one more round of exclusives, which are more shared Toy Tokyo items (though only available at Comic-Con through the Funko booth).
From their site, here’s a look:
[UPDATE July 7]
Looks like the Funko announcements aren’t over yet – as Entertainment just unveiled a Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Newt Scamander Pop! heading to Comic-Con (and Barnes and Noble starting Thursday morning online, so stop stressing about the Funko line, kids). Newt comes equipped with his hand, his Hufflepuff scarf, and his magic case. The EW article made it sound like this could potentially be just an early release rather than an exclusive – but we’re not sure.
Funko’s blog also showed off a few more exclusives, including Harry Potter minis and a Strawberry Shortcake Funko Pop!
From their blog, here’s a look:
[UPDATE June 29] Only a few more waves left for Funko for San Diego Comic-Con exclusives – but today’s a big one, with reveals for Freddy Funko, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and more.
From their blog, here’s a look:
[UPDATE June 27] The next wave of San Diego Comic-Con exclusives from Funko includes an exclusive Stan Lee Dorbz that you’re going to want to own, as well as exclusives from Suicide Squad (a summer exclusive), Peanuts (a summer exclusive), iZombie, Game of Thrones, and more.
From their blog, here’s a look:
[UPDATE June 24] Another Friday, another Funko wave of San Diego Comic-Con exclusives. Today’s offerings include Deadpool, The Flash (summer exclusive), Game of Thrones Dorbz, Five Nights at Freddy‘s, Catwoman, and more.
From their blog, here’s a look:
[UPDATE June 22] The next wave of Funko San Diego Comic-Con exclusives for everything from The Nightmare Before Christmas to the Hair Bear Bunch, to Arrow (summer exclusive), to Chef Deadpool Dorbz, and more.
From their blog, here’s a look:
[UPDATE June 20] Funko’s latest waves includes some of the split Toy Tokyo exclusives we showed you last week, as well as items from Pirates of the Caribbean (summer exclusive), Gears of War (one of which is a summer exclusive), The Walking Dead (also a summer exclusive), Ghostbusters, “possibly the most limited item” in a Huckleberry Hounds Dorbz, and more.
From their blog, here’s a look:
[UPDATE June 17] Today’s Funko San Diego Comic-Con exclusives include the spooky (Haunted Mansion ghosts), the mysterious (Doctor Strange!), and more.
From their blog, here’s a look:
[UPDATE June 15] And it’s time for Wave Two of Funko’s San Diego Comic-Con exclusives, which includes Batman v Superman (which will also be a summer exclusive), Deadpool, Duck Dodgers, The Dark Crystal (also a summer exclusive), and more:
From their blog, here’s a look:
[UPDATE June 13] Today, Funko surprised attendees by announcing that there will be 8 or 9 waves total for their exclusives – with the first round today. Also, although The Powerpuff Girls figures will be available for regular retail release, they won’t be hitting shelves until 2017 – so if you want to get your hands on them this year, San Diego Comic-Con is the only way.
From their blog, here’s a look:
Which Funko San Diego Comic-Con exclusives will you be picking up? Let us know in the comments.
