One of Doctor Doom‘s most powerful variants returns. Marvel Comics is bringing him back as a limited exclusive at New York Comic Con 2026. The Funko collectible gives a new look at Doom Supreme ahead of the character’s live-action version in Avengers: Doomsday.
According to the product preview, the Sorcerer Supreme Doom collectible is limited to 500 pieces and will be available only at the convention. The figure is based on the Earth-22215 version of Victor von Doom, known as Doom Supreme.
In the comics, this version of Doom became the Sorcerer Supreme of his reality before joining and leading the Multiversal Masters of Evil.
The figure combines Doom’s traditional armor with the Cloak of Levitation and mystical elements that reflect his status as Sorcerer Supreme. The character first appeared in Avengers Forever and later became a major figure in the multiversal storyline involving multiple versions of Marvel characters.
How fans can get the Sorcerer Supreme Doom figure and other NYCC exclusives
The 500-piece figure is part of Funko’s limited convention merchandise lineup for NYCC 2026. Attendees who want convention exclusives typically need to use the event’s badge-linked reservation process before visiting the relevant booth.
The Doom figure will be sold at the Javits Center during the convention, with additional allocations potentially available through Funko. However, Funko or New York Comic Con will confirm the specific details about the number of units reserved for online sales, purchase limits, and the exact retail price before the event.
The character featured on the collectible is separate from Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday. Marvel Studios has confirmed Downey will play Victor von Doom in the upcoming film.
Doom Supreme’s comic history gives the collectible a distinct identity among the fans within Marvel’s multiverse. His transformation into Sorcerer Supreme and his later role in the Multiversal Masters of Evil are established parts of his comic-book history.
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