Walmart Collector Con July 2026 Edition Preorders and Information
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The next Walmart Collector Con is officially locked in for July 23rd and 24th, 2026, and while that timing lands right in the middle of San Diego Comic Con, we’re not about to let a scheduling overlap slow us down when it comes to tracking every exclusive and preorder opportunity headed our way. As always, we’re building out our running list of confirmed and unconfirmed items across all the major lines collectors care about most, from Masters of the Universe to G.I. Joe, Transformers, Star Wars, and everything else that might surface between now and then. Nothing has been officially confirmed on the product side just yet, but we’ve received some early intel that has us keeping a close eye on a few possibilities, and as soon as the puzzle pieces start falling into place we’ll be updating this article with the actual preorder links, images, and all the details you need to make sure nothing slips through the cracks. The overlap with SDCC is definitely worth noting because it means collectors are going to be pulled in multiple directions at once, juggling convention reveals and Walmart drops simultaneously, which is exactly the kind of chaos that can cause people to miss windows if they’re not prepared. That’s where we come in. We’ll be treating this page as a living document, updating it in real time as new information surfaces, so bookmark it and check back often because once things start moving with Walmart Collector Con, they tend to move fast and the best exclusives don’t sit around waiting. Preorders go live at 7am PT / 10am ET!
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MOTU Origins Movie Skel-Knight
Skel-Knight wears layered dark armor with pale striped detailing across the chest and shoulders, and a long fabric-like skirt piece hangs from the waist. The accessory spread includes an axe, a bladed staff, a sword, a crossbow-style weapon, three alternate skull heads, and a swap-out chest armor piece.
The skull head has clean, simplified features with hollowed-out eyes and a narrow nose cavity, staying true to the Origins style while fitting the movie’s skeletal warrior design. His lower half features a tattered skirt, uneven edges that add a nice bit of texture against the hard plastic armor above.
Skel-Knight carries a staff topped with a curved hook and a large bladed axe, both with sculpted detailing along their shafts and heads. The helmet sits snugly over the skull face, with a pointed brim and a slightly glossy finish on the dark armor plating.
The batonette style rifle has a compact, angular build with a sculpted barrel and fin-like details along the body. Pale gold and cream tones on the alternate forearm gauntlet create a nice contrast against the black underlayer of the suit.
From the back, the dark armor’s sculpted plating has a layered, segmented design with raised ridges running down the spine and cream-colored trim tracing each panel’s edge. The soft goods skirt drapes with a worn, battle-damaged look, its frayed hems brushing just above a pair of chunky black boots.
The broad, stocky proportions of Skel-Knight are a good fit for the Origins scale, with an oversized torso and thick limbs that feel right at home next to other figures in the line. Three alternate skull heads and the swap-out chest armor piece give collectors plenty of options for army-building a whole squad of Skeletor’s warriors.
Hot Wheels Silver Series Masters of the Universe Bone Shaker
The card art features a large illustrated Skeletor looming behind the blister, staff raised and red eyes glowing, set against a cosmic scene of jagged crimson crystals and deep blue sky. The Bone Shaker casting sits in the blister with a light blue body, black wheels, and angular graphic detailing along its side panels that pull from Skeletor’s color palette.
The Bone Shaker’s skull front piece has a menacing grin with individually sculpted teeth and hollow eye sockets, flanked by exhaust pipes that sweep back along the chassis. Purple geometric graphics and circles decorate the light blue body panels, with the number 81 printed near the rear fender.
The Bone Shaker’s side exhaust pipes run in a tight bundle beneath the cab, and the dark purple windshield contrasts sharply with the light blue body. Five-spoke black wheels sit on all four corners, with the oversized front pair giving the hot rod its signature raked stance.
The light blue truck bed has a flat, open design with raised side walls, and the angular purple and dark blue graphics on the door panel incorporate circle motifs that echo Skeletor’s armor detailing. A small olive-green engine block peeks out from behind the cab near the front axle.
From this rear three-quarter view, the Bone Shaker’s open truck bed shows clean, squared-off edges with small orange taillights tampo’d onto the corners. The exposed engine and bundled exhaust pipes tuck tightly beneath the cab, and those oversized rear wheels dwarf the front pair from this angle.
The back of the card shows a monochrome rendering of the Bone Shaker from a low front angle, with the skull grille, exposed engine, and raked hot rod proportions clearly outlined against the kraft cardboard backing.
The Hot Wheels Premium Speed Car Culture & Team Transport Collector Set comes in a sealed white shipper box marked as set 1/4, with a holographic seal on the front. Clean and utilitarian packaging, the kind collectors will recognize immediately on a doorstep.
The card art features a top-down rendering of the LB-Works McLaren 720S in black with grey panel accents and a “Liberty Walk” windshield banner, while the car itself sits in a blister below with an aggressive wide-body profile and dark multi-spoke wheels. The LB gothic monogram is printed on the fender of both the illustrated and physical versions, a nice consistency between the artwork and the actual casting.
The Mazda 787B card art captures the Le Mans prototype in a dramatic low-angle rendering, its dark body carrying Mazda livery and gold-spoked wheels that match the casting below. Through the blister, the physical car has a low, wedge-shaped profile with a rear wing and that distinctive roof-mounted intake scoop.
The Bugatti Veyron card features a white and blue two-tone deco with matching blue Real Riders wheels, and the card art places the car on a moody stage-lit scene that gives the whole presentation a showroom quality. Through the blister, the casting’s signature horseshoe grille and mesh side intake are cleanly sculpted at this scale.
The Lancia Stratos Zero card art showcases the concept car in a warm orange and black livery under dramatic stage lighting, with that impossibly low wedge profile and wraparound light strip running the full width of the body. Below, the casting in the blister mirrors that knife-edge proportions faithfully, with turbine-style wheels and a flat, almost doorstop-like roofline.
The MG Metro 6R4 card art depicts the Group B rally car in a white and blue livery with “HW Rally” across the front spoiler and an Eibach sponsor graphic on the hood, all set against a moody dust-cloud scene. The casting in the blister carries the number 10 on its door panel, with Michelin and Castrol sponsor decals and chunky white Real Riders wheels filling out the compact, boxy body.
The Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 card from the Hot Wheels Premium Speed Car Culture & Team Transport Collector Set features a yellow body with “Carrera” script along the lower rocker panel and a contrasting stripe running the length of the side. The card art behind it renders the same car in a dramatic three-quarter view, with chrome-ringed headlights and the RS’s signature ducktail spoiler on full display.
The Lancia Stratos Zero gets a second card variation here, this time in a black deco with a subtle stripe detail running along the lower body and that signature wraparound light strip sculpted into the front fascia. The card art behind it leans into a darker, moodier palette compared to the orange version, with the concept car’s wedge nose and flat windscreen rendered against a sparkle-lit scene.
The LB-ER34 Super Silhouette Nissan Skyline card carries a white and gold Liberty Walk livery with the number 23 on the hood and door, along with “DOHC Twin Turbo” callouts on the front fender and Japanese script sponsor decals along the rocker. The card art above renders the Skyline from a high three-quarter angle, emphasizing the aggressive front splitter, vented hood, and rear wing that define the Super Silhouette wide-body conversion.
The card for the LB-Works McLaren 720S shows the casting’s teal metallic body through the blister, with the wide-body fender flares and tall rear wing giving it a proper race-prepped look. That teal is a great color for this one.
The Nissan 300ZX card features the casting in a blue race livery with the number 25 on the door and BBS sponsor graphics on the rear quarter, sitting on Real Riders five-spoke wheels beneath that stretched, low-slung Super Silhouette body. The card art above renders the Z32 from a front three-quarter angle, showing off the vented hood, wide front splitter, and louvered rear window treatment.
The Mazda RX7 FC Pandem card packs a lot of personality, with its blue body covered in pink splatter graphics, green diagonal stripes, and “GTECHNIQ” sponsor decals across the doors. Pink Real Riders wheels on this one are a bold choice that ties directly into the splatter deco running along the lower body.
The RWB Porsche 930 card rounds out the set at number 5/5, with the casting’s white body carrying “RAUH-Welt,” “1048 Style,” and “Kamiwaza Japan” livery text along the fenders. The card art renders the wide-body 930 from a front three-quarter angle, highlighting the massive fender flares, deep-dish multi-spoke wheels, and tall rear wing.
Marvel Spider-Man 1:10th Scale Collectible Autograph Series Gold Label (Amazing Spider-Man #318)
Spider-Man is mounted on a metal support rod above a sculpted rocky terrain base, with webbing effects trailing from both hands in detailed, flowing strands. The tri-fold backdrop behind him features comic-style brick walls, exploding debris, and bold impact bursts that pull directly from McFarlane’s kinetic panel work in Amazing Spider-Man #318.
The packaging front features a gold-bordered reproduction of the Amazing Spider-Man #318 cover, while the back panel carries Todd McFarlane’s signature in red ink against a black field. Spider-Man’s classic red and blue suit has crisp black web line detailing across the red sections, and sculpted debris chunks float around him to sell the mid-air chaos of the scene.
The black and blue sections of Spider-Man’s suit carry bold cyan lightning-bolt patterns that break up the dark areas with sharp, angular graphic work, a direct nod to McFarlane’s heavy inking style on the original issue. The rocky base has a sculpted rubble texture with small, irregular chunks built up around the support rod’s connection point.
The web effects have a sculpted, organic texture with irregular strands branching off the main lines, giving them real depth rather than feeling like flat plastic ribbons. Purple-tinted hands with splayed, elongated fingers are a nice McFarlane-specific detail, matching the exaggerated anatomy he was known for on this run.
The unboxed display shows the full diorama setup with the tri-fold backdrop wrapping around the base to create a miniature comic panel environment, complete with painted rubble terrain and ink-splatter impact effects on the inner walls. Both packaged versions are shown alongside it, with the front box face featuring the #318 cover art behind a clear window and the alternate angle revealing the side panel’s comic title treatment in classic Amazing Spider-Man lettering.
The packaging presents Spider-Man inside a clear dome-style window with the sculpted rocky base and comic-panel backdrop fully visible, giving the whole piece a snow globe quality even on the shelf. A small reproduction of the Amazing Spider-Man #318 cover sits in the lower corner of the box face, tying the presentation directly to the source issue.
The box design wraps the Amazing Spider-Man #318 cover art around the left panel, with Scorpion’s green tail and Spider-Man’s red limbs extending across the full side in vivid, saturated print. Inside the clear window, a miniature reproduction of the issue cover sits near the base of the display, a small detail that collectors will appreciate.
The box’s side panel carries the full Amazing Spider-Man #318 cover reproduction in rich, saturated color, with Scorpion’s massive green form dominating the lower half and Spider-Man tangled in combat above. A greyed-out comic page collage covers the rest of the box surface, giving the packaging a layered, archival texture.
Disney Collector Ursula Collectible Villains Fashion Doll in Signature Look with 1 Accessory
Ursula’s soft goods black satin dress has a nice weight to it, covering the tentacle base while the shell necklace sits prominently at her neckline with a sculpted spiral detail. Her face sculpt nails the animated look, with teal eyeshadow, bold red lips, and that signature smirk framed by swept-back white hair and purple shell earrings.
Her six tentacles are constructed from soft goods fabric, each tipped with a shimmering purple finish that transitions from the black base. King Triton’s trident has a sculpted three-pronged head with ornate detailing along the shaft.
The sculpted beauty mark on her chin is a small but faithful touch. Her nautilus shell necklace hangs from a braided black cord, and the spiral detail on the pendant has a nice gold finish to it.
The purple shell earring has a tapered, segmented sculpt with defined ridges that give it real dimension against her lavender skin. A braided black cord connects it to the ear, matching the cord used on the necklace.
King Triton’s trident gets a great close-up here, with the three-pronged head featuring a sculpted shell motif at its center and swirling filigree etched into the curved cross-guard. The shaft has a twisted rope texture running its length, and Ursula’s red-painted fingernails pop against her lavender skin where she grips it.
The box design uses a diamond-shaped window framed by teal borders, with multiple illustrated renderings of Ursula in different expressions scattered across the purple and black artwork surrounding it. That packaging is genuinely display-worthy, with the diamond cutout giving the whole presentation a theatrical feel.
Masters of the Universe Masterverse Evil-Lyn Action Figure
Evil-Lyn’s packaging uses an explosive red and purple burst pattern with lightning crackling across the entire card face, framing the window where she’s packed alongside her orb-topped staff.
DC 7in McFarlane Collector Edition Action Figure – Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman’s classic George Perez-era costume is faithfully represented here, with her red bustier featuring the gold “W” eagle emblem, blue star-spangled briefs, silver bracers, and red-and-white boots. The accessory spread includes a double-headed battle axe, a sword with a wrapped hilt, the Lasso of Truth, a sculpted shield with a chevron design, multiple swap-out hands, a display base, and a collectible art card.
Wonder Woman’s sculpted black hair has a lot of volume and texture, with deep curls cascading well past her shoulders. Her tiara sits cleanly at the hairline, with a small red star at the center.
The shield carries a detailed sculpted pattern across its face, with raised ornamental texturing surrounding the central chevron. Her lasso hangs coiled at the hip, its braided cord adding a nice tactile quality next to the smooth finish of the costume.
Wonder Woman’s red boots feature a sculpted white stripe running up the front of each shin, with the boot tops cutting cleanly just below the knee. The packaging behind her uses a comic-panel interior tray with the figure and accessories laid out against the illustrated backing.
Wonder Woman’s full figure shot shows the classic costume’s gold belt with its zigzag “W” pattern sitting between the red bustier and blue star briefs, all clean line separations across the different colored sections. She’s mounted on a round black display base stamped with a subtle emblem.
From the back, Wonder Woman’s hair sculpt is impressive, with individually carved curls that create real depth and volume across her shoulders. The silver bracers have a metallic finish with a smooth, clean surface that contrasts nicely against the textured detail of the star pattern wrapping around the blue briefs.
The packaging uses a black frame with a blue interior tray, and Wonder Woman is surrounded by her full accessory loadout including the axe, sword, shield, lasso, and multiple swap-out hands.
The box presents Wonder Woman at a three-quarter angle through the window, with her accessories packed alongside her in the tray, including the double-headed axe, lasso, and swap-out hands.
The box art dominates the packaging face with bold, classic comic illustration of Wonder Woman in her Perez-era costume, complete with flowing black curls, the star-spangled shield, and golden lasso. Through the side window, the double-headed axe is packed snugly in the tray alongside the figure.
Jada Toys Street Fighter II Guile vs M. Bison 2-Pack Action Figure
The Guile vs M. Bison 2-pack packaging is designed to look like a Street Fighter II arcade screen, complete with a health bar across the top, “FIGHT” between the two figures, and character portrait squares flanking each fighter. Guile is in his red tank top and red camo pants with swap-out heads visible in the tray, while M. Bison wears his blue and gold uniform with a peaked cap, and an alternate unmasked head is packed alongside him.
Guile’s red tank top and red camo pants pair off against M. Bison’s blue uniform with its gold shoulder armor, knee guards, and peaked cap, and both figures include flame-style energy effects that sell the mid-fight moment.
Guile’s red camo pants carry a multi-tone camouflage pattern with black strapping details at the thighs, while M. Bison’s gold shoulder armor and knee guards have a bright metallic finish against the blue fabric of his uniform.
M. Bison’s soft goods cape has real weight and drape to it, with the dark fabric sitting naturally against the sculpted gold shoulder armor.
Guile’s signature flat-top is sculpted with sharp geometry, and the American flag tattoo on his shoulder is a clean, detailed tampo.
The full accessory spread for the Guile vs M. Bison 2-pack lays out alternate angry expression heads for both fighters, swap-out hands, a comb for Guile, a Sonic Boom energy effect on a display stand, and a Psycho Power flame effect with a gold fist piece for M. Bison.
The Guile vs M. Bison 2-pack’s arcade-style packaging is a real love letter to the source material, with the temple stage backdrop printed behind the figures and the “FIGHT” burst sitting right between them.
Marvel Legends Series Secret Wars Doctor Doom, Retro Fantastic Four Comics Collectible Action Figure (6″)
Doctor Doom’s Secret Wars design leans heavily into the original 1980s toy aesthetic, with a metallic silver armor base and green tunic, hood, and trunks that have a bright, saturated sheen. The accessories include a pair of blasters, three swap-out hands, and a secret shield featuring a lenticular-style portrait of Doom’s scarred face beneath his hood.
The card back features a stormy blue sky with lightning, framing Doctor Doom and his accessories in a clear blister tray alongside the secret shield with its lenticular-style portrait.
Doctor Doom’s green tunic features intricate circuit-like panel lines sculpted across the chest and torso, with similar detailing running along the green straps at the thighs. He carries a compact blaster with angular vents and a flared muzzle.
Doctor Doom’s metallic silver armor has a gunmetal finish with subtle shading in the recesses of the gauntlets, knee guards, and boot plating, giving the sculpt real depth at full figure scale.
The secret shield is the real showpiece accessory here, with its riveted border and a comic-art portrait of Victor Von Doom’s unmasked face printed on the face panel.
Doctor Doom’s hood frames his masked face tightly, with the sculpted metal faceplate showing riveted details around the eyes and mouth slits.
From the back, Doctor Doom’s green tunic has clean sculpted panel lines running down the spine, and the black belt sits flush where the tunic meets the trunks.
The secret shield’s riveted border has a squared-off, industrial sculpt with rounded bolt heads evenly spaced along each edge, framing the comic-art portrait of Doom’s unmasked face set against a pink backdrop.
The secret shield’s comic-art portrait gives a close-up look at Doom’s scarred face beneath his green hood, with angular, blocky eye slots on the mask framing his piercing eyes against a vivid pink backdrop.
Doctor Doom’s green tunic has a bright, saturated sheen with the circuit-like panel detailing covering the full torso, while the black belt and gold buckle create a clean break at the waist.
Doctor Doom’s retro-inspired packaging sits on a blue card with the figure and accessories secured in a clear blister tray, the secret shield’s portrait panel and pair of blasters packed tightly beside him.
The back of the card features a large comic illustration of Doctor Doom in his classic green and silver armor, fists raised, set against a bold red background with motion lines. A four-step instructional diagram at the bottom shows how to open the secret shield, insert the lenticular portrait, close it, and use it in play.
Power Rangers 6″ Zeo Gold Ranger Collector Series Figure
Zeo Gold Ranger’s armor has a rich metallic gold finish across the chest plate, shoulder guards, gauntlets, and shin guards, all sculpted with ornate geometric patterning that sits cleanly over the black bodysuit. He comes equipped with the Golden Power Staff, which features a pronged tip with a ribbed grip section.
The unmasked Jason head sculpt has a clean likeness with short brown hair and a neutral expression, and he carries his Gold Ranger helmet tucked under one arm.
The full accessory spread lays out the Golden Power Staff, Zeo Blade, Zeo Pistol, a combined pistol-and-blade weapon configuration, and the swap-out Jason head sculpt alongside the helmeted figure.
The packaging features a deep green box with character artwork of the Gold Ranger printed on the side panel, showing him in a crouched combat stance with the Golden Power Staff and helmet detail rendered in bold black and gold illustration.
Star Wars The Black Series Clone Troopers Dogma & Hardcase Action Figures (6 in.)
Dogma and Hardcase stand side by side with their helmets removed, each showing distinct animation-inspired face markings, Dogma with a scar over one eye and Hardcase with blue geometric tattoos across his scalp.
The Dogma and Hardcase 2-pack packaging uses a black box with a warm, smoky orange interior tray that frames both figures with their helmets and accessories arranged beside them.
Dogma’s white and blue 501st Legion armor features a chevron emblem on the chest plate and blue markings on the helmet, while Hardcase’s armor keeps a cleaner white base with thinner blue pinstripe detailing and distinct helmet graphics.
Hardcase’s rotary laser cannon is a chunky, multi-barreled piece with ribbed detailing along the barrel assembly, while Dogma’s helmet carries the 501st blue chevron cleanly on the dome.
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WWE Elite Collection The Rock Action Figure & Accessories, 6-inch Collectible Set
The Rock’s ’90s look is nailed here, with a black turtleneck, silver chain necklace, blue jeans, and black boots, plus a fanny pack accessory, swap-out hands, and an alternate bald head sculpt.
The Rock’s packaging presents him in his ’90s attire behind a clear window, with the alternate bald head sculpt and swap-out fist hands packed in the tray beside him.
The bald head sculpt captures a young Dwayne Johnson’s likeness with a focused, intense expression, and the silver chain necklace sits snugly against the black turtleneck’s collar. His wristwatch is a nice period-accurate touch on one wrist, with a silver bracelet on the other.
The blue jeans have a nice wash effect with lighter and darker tones creating natural-looking fading across the thighs and knees, and the black belt with its sculpted buckle sits cleanly at the waist.
From the back, The Rock’s black turtleneck has a glossy finish with sculpted fabric folds across the shoulders and sleeves, and the silver chain necklace peeks just above the collar line.
The back of The Rock’s packaging features a recreation of the iconic “Fanny Pack Rock” photo, showing the figure in his black turtleneck, silver chain, and blue jeans with a signature autograph printed beside him.
