Funko Unveils Ultra-Limited Marvel NYCC Figures, Including $100 Light-Up Sorcerer Supreme Doom

Funko is bringing some heavy Marvel firepower to New York Comic Con this year, including an ultra-limited light-up Doctor Doom figure that will be one of just 500 produced.

The collectibles company has unveiled a new batch of Marvel Pop! figures timed to NYCC 2026, led by the $100 Pop Super Grail SFX Sorcerer Supreme Doom. The four-inch vinyl bobblehead depicts Victor von Doom in his Sorcerer Supreme era and features a light-up effect. Only 500 will be made, with each arriving pre-packaged in a UV-resistant Premium Plastic Pop! Protector.

The $100 Doom is an in-person exclusive that will be sold in limited quantities at Funko’s NYCC booth. For collectors who don’t manage to snag the grail version, Funko is also releasing a standard Sorcerer Supreme Doom Pop! for $15, which will be available both at the convention and on Funko.com.

Also joining the lineup is a particularly bloodthirsty take on Spider-Man: a Vampire Miles Morales figure. Priced at $40, the 4.1-inch Pop! turns the fan-favorite wall-crawler into a fanged Marvel variant. Funko is producing 1,000 of the limited-edition figures, which will also come housed in a UV-protective case and be available in limited quantities at the company’s booth.

Wolverine collectors, meanwhile, will have an even tougher hunt on their hands. Funko’s $50 Ultimate Wolverine Pop! is limited to just 500 pieces and features the X-Men hero unmasked and claws out. Like the other high-end limited editions, it comes pre-packaged inside a Premium Plastic Pop! Protector.

All of the convention exclusives will sport a 2026 Fall Convention sticker and feature Funko’s new authentication packaging, which uses micro-optic technology and individual item codes that can be verified through Octane5.

The releases arrive as Funko prepares for New York Comic Con, taking place Oct. 8-11 at Manhattan’s Javits Center, where the company will set up shop at Booth 4515.

Fans hoping to buy select NYCC exclusives online won’t necessarily have to race to checkout the second they drop, either. Funko is introducing a credit card pre-authorization drawing system for its convention releases. Entries open Monday, Oct. 5, and close Wednesday, Oct. 7. After the window closes, randomly selected buyers will be notified and automatically charged for the items they pre-authorized.

Any inventory left over after the drawings will be released on Funko.com and Loungefly.com on the morning of Oct. 8, though considering some of these Marvel figures number in the hundreds, collectors may not want to count on leftovers.