Titan Comics' SDCC 2026 Exclusives: Conan, Doctor Who & More
Limited-edition comics and merch drop at SDCC 2026 β some with real flip potential.
Get it at San Diego Comic-Con (Titan Comics booth #5537)
Titan Comics is bringing a wave of exclusive comics and merch to San Diego Comic-Con 2026, running July 22-26 at booth #5537. Highlights include limited-edition variants for Conan the Barbarian, Doctor Who, Gun Honey, and more, with some items likely to sell out fast.
What's Dropping
The lineup features exclusive variants like Conan the Barbarian #33 with a Dan Panosian cardstock cover, Black Star #1 with a Martin Simmonds inks cardstock cover, and Gun Honey glow-in-the-dark editions. Collectors can expect virgin foil, numbered editions, and other premium finishes. While quantities aren't specified, past SDCC exclusives from Titan have been limited, making these highly sought after.
Additionally, Titan is partnering with Azra Games to offer an early look at their upcoming dark-fantasy RPG Ungodly, featuring Conan as a fully integrated canonical Primal. There will also be an Ungodly x Conan the Barbarian comic book, a San Diego exclusive limited to 1000 copies, with artwork by Mel Rubi, plus other SDCC exclusive shirts and pins.
Other notable exclusives include:
- The Making of Aliens (40th anniversary edition) with an exclusive Bugstomper enamel pin (limited to 100 copies, includes a raffle ticket for a chance to win a copy signed by James Cameron) β $60
- Dogma: A Screenplay signed by Kevin Smith (limited to 150 copies, includes an exclusive Dogma acrylic keychain) β $18
- Night of the Living Dead: The Official Story of the Film with an exclusive enamel pin (limited to 100 copies) β $50
- Rocky Horror Show: The Official Tarot Deck with an exclusive foil art card signed by Patricia Quinn β $30
- The Fifth Element: A Visual Retrospective signed by Luc Besson β $50
- The Art & Making of Highlander signed by Russell Mulcahy β $50
When & Where
The exclusives will be available at Titan Comics' booth (#5537) during SDCC 2026, from July 22-26. There's no mention of online sales, so physical attendance is required. Purchase limits per person haven't been confirmed, but similar drops often enforce 1-2 per customer to prevent scalping.
Talent appearances at the booth include actress Judith OβDea from Night of the Living Dead on Thursday and Friday.
The Play
For resellers, Gun Honey and Conan variants are the ones to watch. Past Titan exclusives have flipped for modest premiums, with comparable Conan issues selling around $3.99 on eBay. However, SDCC exclusives can command higher prices due to limited availability. Pre-sale listings will be the first indicator of demand. For collectors, this is a chance to grab rare editions before they hit the secondary market.
Is It Worth It?
While exact resale potential isn't clear yet, SDCC exclusives historically hold value for fans and flippers alike. If you're attending, prioritize high-demand titles like Gun Honey and Doctor Who. For resellers, monitor eBay for the first sold listings to gauge profitability. For collectors, these are must-haves for completing sets or owning unique variants.


