Beast Kingdom Goes Super at SDCC 2026 With Two Limited-Edition Superman Figures

The Man of Steel is flying into San Diego Comic-Con 2026 in more ways than one, and collectors may want to make some extra room on their shelves.

Beast Kingdom is bringing two limited-edition Superman figures to this year’s convention, giving fans the choice between the hero’s timeless red-and-blue appearance and one of the most memorable alternate costumes in his history. The company’s exclusives include the DAH-142SP “Superman: Son of Tomorrow” and the DAH-108 “Justice League Superman: Black Suit.”

The “Superman: Son of Tomorrow” figure embraces a classic comic book-inspired Man of Steel rather than adapting a specific live-action incarnation. Superman sports his familiar blue suit with red and yellow accents, given a slight metallic finish, along with his unmistakable S-shield and a red fabric cape featuring an internal wire that allows collectors to create more dynamic poses.

Beast Kingdom has equipped the figure with 22 points of articulation and four interchangeable hands, allowing Superman to go from standing tall to taking flight. Only 1,000 pieces are being produced worldwide, making this version of the Last Son of Krypton a true limited edition. It also comes with a breakaway chain accessory. Beast Kingdom listed it at $60 at time of pre-order.

The DAH-108 Superman brings Henry Cavill’s Man of Steel back in black, recreating the black-and-silver costume seen in 2021’s Zack Snyder’s Justice League. The suit itself has deep comic book roots, originating from Superman’s resurrection following “The Death of Superman” and becoming commonly known as his Recovery Suit.

Beast Kingdom’s figure features a sculpted likeness of Cavill, detailed three-dimensional textures throughout the black suit, the silver S-shield and a premium fabric cape. Approximately 22 points of articulation and four pairs of interchangeable hands give collectors plenty of options for recreating everything from Superman’s powerful landing poses to his return to the skies. This version is slightly less scarce than its red-and-blue counterpart, but not by much: only 1,500 pieces are being produced worldwide. It was priced at $60 at the time of pre-order.

For Superman collectors, Beast Kingdom has essentially presented two sides of the same legend: the bright, hopeful icon who has inspired generations and the resurrected Man of Steel emerging from death dressed in black. With worldwide production limited, these are the kinds of Comic-Con exclusives that could disappear faster than a speeding bullet.

And with Superman already maintaining a major presence throughout SDCC 2026, these two figures give fans two more reasons to believe this year’s convention is going to be super. Beast Kingdom will be stationed at Booth #2849, where its lineup of convention collectibles will be on display.