All 51 of New York Comic Con 2022's Exclusive Funko Pops

This odd ‘90s incarnation of Superman is an Amazon exclusive. Head here. 

Amazon’s exclusive first-place Statue of Liberty is still likely doomed, but check for pre-orders here.

Two lightsabers didn’t help Anakin Skywalker in Episode II, but he’s still an Amazon exclusive.

I don’t watch The Last Kingdom, but Amazon apparently does. Keep an eye out here.

Take out years of Rubik’s Cube-based aggression against this Books-A-Million exclusive.

Captain Hook’s first mate Smee seems surprised to be returning to the pirate hideout. This deluxe set is a BoxLunch exclusive.

Entertainment Earth is clearly feeling Brave with this exclusive Pop.

Entertainment Earth is also feeling, uh... sapphire with this exclusive? Man, there are a lot of these.

Funko decided to save this ancient cereal mascot for its own Funko Shop.

Between the immense popularity of Jujutsu Kaisen and the very strange controversy abut Yuji’s “ROOK” glasses, it’s no wonder this is a Funko Shop exclusive. It’ll sell out fast.

Hey, there were varmints in the Middle Ages, too. Find Sam at Funko Shop.

This 1927 Disney character is experiencing a little bit of a renaissance recently—a little bit. She’s a Funko Shop exclusive.

This extra-exclusive Pop only comes bundled with this Loungefly bag, and is limited to 3,000 pieces. But you’ll still only find it at the Funko Shop.

When we saw Nick Fury in the Secret Invasion trailer, he had both of his eyes. So what’s going on here in this Funko Shop exclusive?

Contrary to the name, Guy will not be free at the Funko Shop.

Who (Will Have) Sold (This) Roger Rabbit? Funko Shop, of course.

These Funko Shop exclusives are sold separately, but what really bugs me is how Michaelangelo’s bandanna is orange instead of yellow. Yes, I know it’s accurate, but colors clash, dude.

No notes. Funko Shop.

This idea of Steve in a graveyard makes me sad so I’ll personally pass on this Pop. But you do you at the Funko Shop.

Oh, this is fun. Stranger Things’ version of the iconic Dungeons & Dragon villain will be sold alongside the original D&D incarnation of the evil lich. Expect this two-pack to be snapped up quickly at the Funko Shop.

You must be [pointing to a list of ascending numbers] this old to have any idea what this is. Anyone can know it’s a GameStop exclusive, however.

Cell didn’t stay in this second form long in Dragon Ball Z, but this GameStop exclusive is forever.

This classic Yu-Gu-Oh Duel Monster stands an extra-large six-inches tall over at GameStop,

GameStop is offering the pro-wrestler-turned-Joe to help keep all your other Pop figures in line.

On the left, Dragon Ball Super’s Goku in his Ultra Instinct -Sign- mode; on the right, Ultra Instinct Goku prepping a Kamehameha attack. Although they’re both metallic variants, the former is a Hot Topic product and the latter comes from Chalice Collectibles, and they’re each sold separately.

Unlike those Gokus, these twins from the hit ‘00s Ouran High School Host Club manga and anime series are sold together over at Hot Topic.

The Joker has always been one of Batman’s most formidable foes, but Emperor Joker basically has the powers of a god after tricking the reality-manipulating Mr. Mxylptlyk into passing over his powers. Hot Topic celebrates the universe’s new ruler with this Pop.

Luffy’s first ship is no longer with the Straw Hat Pirates , alas, but you can remember the good times with this deluxe Hot Topic set.

The New York Comic-Con mascot and the internet sensation of 2015 are both are available exclusively at the con, sold by the con presenters Reed Pop, so you’ll have to attend to find them. Each sold separately.

I can’t image how many Pop figures of Harry Potter there are, and I’m too scared to check. This one’s a Target exclusive.

He is Groot. He’s a Target exclusive. ‘Nuff said.

I saw Jurassic World Dominion but all I remember is that there were at least as many locusts as dinosaurs in it. Maybe she flew a plane? If you remember, you might want this Target exclusive.

Target brings Jean-Ralphie’s sister and equal disaster of a person, Mona-Lisa, to the Pop line.

Trying to explain this Target-exclusive figure of Ted Lasso’s assistant coach requires more time to explain than I have, but those who know, know—and will want this Pop.

This adorable, bloodthirsty Japanese anti-Hello Kitty comes in the normal version you see on the left and the “bloody flocked” version on the right. Both are Toy Tokyo exclusives, but they’re also sold separately. Keep an eye here for pre-orders.

The little-known mascot of Disney’s very limited “Adventures in Music” series is a Toy Tokyo exclusive.

Another Toy Tokyo exclusive. “Mah wahfe!” not included.

Bart and Milhouse’s eternal bullies will bully your wallet by being sold separately. Jimbo (left) is comes from Toy Tokyo , while FYE got their mitts on Kearney (right)

It’s Aquaman. He’ll be at Walgreens. Guys, there are so many of these things.

I assume Walmart knows who this character is since it grabbed him as an exclusive, but I sure don’t.

The adorable stars of the soul-crushingly depressing Pixar short can be yours courtesy of Walmart, so you can think about abused dogs and abandoned kittens every time you see them. Fun!

Neville gets a lift in this Walmart-exclusive figure.

I may have gone Pop mad, but does this figure of the droid from the Andor TV series look kind of... phallic to anybody else? Just me? I don’t know what’s real and what’s a Pop anymore. Get him at Walmart.

Kelly Kapoor made for a hell of a Katy Perry on The Office, and Walmart must agree.