UCC Distributing is heading back to San Diego Comic-Con 2026 with another massive lineup of exclusives and collectibles at Booth #5613 — the same prime spot as previous years, located against the back wall and accessible via aisles 1300, 1200, or 1100. If you’re navigating from the entrance, head through Lobby/Hall B1 and look for the staff holding UCC signs and the brand-new giant neon sign atop the booth.

Over the last several years, UCC has become one of the convention’s most consistently crowded booths, thanks to a mix of anime, gaming, horror, television, and pop culture merch that tends to disappear from shelves fast. This year, one of the biggest draws will be the exclusive debut of the new Dungeon Crawler Carl figure line from Playmates Toys, launching exclusively at SDCC through UCC Distributing. Based on Matt Dinniman’s wildly popular sci-fi and fantasy series, the new line is ready to “crawl” its way onto collectors’ shelves.

Now, let’s take a look at this year’s exclusives:

[UPDATE June 18]

Everything is coming up Carl! UCC Distributing is bringing the world of Matt Dinniman’s best-selling Dungeon Crawler Carl to San Diego Comic-Con with a new lineup of 6″ action figures from Playmates Toys, debuting exclusively at the con ahead of their fall retail release.

Dungeon Crawler Carl 6″ Collectible Crawler: Carl with Princess Donut

The stars of the crawl are ready for action in this 6″ articulated figure set, which pairs Carl with Princess Donut and comes loaded with accessories pulled straight from the series, including Prism Industries Capacitating and Focusing Goggles with magic missiles, the Enchanted War Gauntlet of the Exalted Grull, the Enchanted Nightgaunt Cloak of Stoutness, removable blood splatters, bloody fist, removable foot goo, interchangeable hands, and a swappable head.

Dungeon Crawler Carl 6″ Collectible Crawler: Carl with Princess Donut (SDCC Exclusive)

There is also a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive version, which features special packaging and blood splatter details.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Dungeon Highlights: Mongo and Donut

This set recreates a fan-favorite moment from the series, in which everyone’s favorite dinosaur-and-cat duo ride over the severed arm of a ManTauR arm. Fans will get action figures of both Mongo and Donut (who can ride atop of Mongo), as well as a special Mongo poster included with purchase.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Loot Box: Gold “Crawl Con” Box

The Borant Corporation and the “Donut Holes” fan club are bringing fans something extra special. This SDCC-exclusive loot box includes a flocked Princess Donut figure, a gold “Best In Show” trophy, a Crawl Con card, and special event packaging designed to feel like an official piece of in-universe memorabilia.

Dungeon Crawler Carl Trading Cards: Legendary “Crawl Con” Trading Cards

Collectors can also crack open packs of Legendary Crawl Con Trading Cards, featuring characters from throughout the Dungeon Crawler Carl universe. Each pack contains six foil cards showcasing crawlers, mobs, NPCs, and more, with artwork by Luciano Fleitas and chase variants hidden throughout. Just be warned: longtime readers may encounter spoilers from books one through seven while building their collection.

[UPDATE June 17]

Cowabunga, mystery collectors! UCC Distributing is teaming up with Playmates Toys for a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive Platinum Shell Collection, an all-new line of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles mystery figures of your favorite heroes in a half shell, Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo, and Raphael.

Each blind-boxed statue features one of the four brothers in one of three metallic finishes — green, silver, or gold (though Donatello’s common is more gold/bronze) — for a total of 12 possible variants to track down. Part of the fun is not knowing which Turtle you’ll uncover.

While the green metallic versions are the common finds, collectors can also hunt for rarer silver variants and ultra-rare gold editions hidden throughout the assortment. Each figure also comes packaged in a graffiti-covered box, so the turtles feel right at home from their sewer-dwelling roots. No word yet on pricing, but we’ll update once we know more.