Alex Pardee is returning to San Diego Comic-Con, where he’ll be bringing his brightmares (bright nightmares), exclusives, new art, a second chance at some old favorites, and more.

You can catch him at Booth #5502 and #5503, along with Dave Correia, in a 20-foot booth right inside the Hall A entrance to the exhibit floor.

Pardee has been busy creating tons of new items for the show, including the new “Triple Threat” companion baseball card we exclusively announced earlier this week.The new SDCC exclusive card features a transparent cut-out in the center that’s been replaced with clear plastic, meaning it’s see-through in parts. It comes complete in a collectible case, is limited to 100 pieces and is available for $75. Limit two per day, while they last. Pardee will “likely” be holding inventory for each day of the con.

Speaking of the trading cards, if you missed out on Pardee’s TOPPS Project 70 Major League Brightmare cards, he’ll have a limited amount of cards from his personal collection available.

The card in the middle is not produced by TOPPS, but is a final tie-in to the set, and features a classic style checklist of all cards on the back. You can get it FREE with every card purchase you make, or on its own for $5.

There will also be a few companion cards from the series available as well, also from Pardee’s personal collection.

But it’s back to exclusives with a new limited edition colorway of Pardee’s Rocom Toys vinyl toy, FUTURE-ME. This CMYK edition is limited to 100 pieces, and inclues a bonus print — but note that now all 100 will be heading to the con, so a few will be available through his online shop during the con.

You can also pick up Pardee’s sold-out Brightmares & Deadlines book, which will be back in stock at his booth.

Pardee’s first new limited art print of the year is this vivid 16″x20″.

He’ll also have a few (and we stress that word) Artist Proofs of his sold out 24″x36″ Slither screenprinted poster, which have never been publicly offered before.

Looking for Pardee’s “Anime-niacs” illustrations? All three will be available as signed 14″x11″ prints.

There will also be over 50 5″x7″ mini prints, many of which have never been available in this size before.

And finally, for now, here’s a look at just a few of the shirts he’ll have available.