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Over its two-day event, Walmart dropped a bunch of fresh merch for us superfans, including exclusives sure to be the crown jewels of collectors anywhere. Here are some Walmart exclusives to get now — or preorder.
Score a limited-edition Carnage
Straight from NYCC, the only way to get the limited-edition Pop! version of Carnage was ordering it online — even if you attended in all your cosplay glory. It’s still available and the box comes with an exclusive 2021 sticker.
Get a Boba Fett bobblehead
Another NYCC shared exclusive from day two was Pop!’s “Boba Fett on Tatooine” bobblehead. Fans had to wait four decades to see the face of this mysterious bounty under his helmet (the big reveal came in season 2 of The Mandalorian), and now you can see it every day.
Expand your t-shirt wardrobe
A cool fan T-shirt is pretty much the perfect attire for every day, from hitting your local bar to layering for sweater weather. This two-pack features vintage-feeling Mandalorian graphics and is 100% cotton — and 100% officially licensed Star Wars apparel.
Go deep into the Marvel universe
Just in time for issue 1 of the Death of Doctor Strange (hot off the presses as of September 22, 2021), this six-inch figurine captures all the details of this neurosurgeon turned sorcerer. Is it really an end, or a beginning?
Lean into your 1990s nostalgia
Regret selling your Power Rangers at that early ‘00s garage sale? On day 1 of Collector Con, Walmart added Hasbro’s retro-style Zord action figures like Ninjakon, complete with packaging inspired by those dwindling days of VHS.
Get ready for the return of The Witcher
You, your dog, and this plush rendering of Geralt of Rivia are all you need to settle in for season 2 starting Dec. 17 (or catching up on season 1). When you squeeze Geralt, actor Henry Cavill’s voice grunts, grumbles, or delivers one of his lines.
Geek out with an authentic Mr. Spock
Where Trekkie and toy history converge, you have the backstory of Mego, a company considered by some the creator of action figures. This original series 14-inch Mr. Spock is autographed by the company’s founder Marty Abrams.
Snap up some cool vintage cars
Designed for collectors at a 1:64 scale (which means they’re 64 times smaller than a real-life car), these mini rides have real rubber tires with white detailing modeled on the actual mag style wheels of race cars and sports cars.
