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Blizzard Debuting New Products + Giveaway at Comic-Con

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Blizzard will debut new merchandise at San Diego Comic-Con. For those attending the event in person, make sure to check out Booth #140. The products will also be available for purchase on the Blizzard Gear Store later this year.

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To kick things off, music superstar and mega-fan Steve Aoki is helping celebrate Blizzard at Comic-Con with a special giveaway on Twitter! Fans will not only have a chance to win tons of Comic-Con merch, but Aoki’s own apparel signed by the man himself!

For those attending this year’s convention on site, Blizzard will have access to a variety of exclusive products representing their popular franchises. Products making their debut at San Diego Comic-Con will include the Blizzard Exclusive Diablo II: Resurrected Deluxe Vinyl Box Set (by iam8bit), Overwatch Pepe Revendreth Plush, World of Warcraft® Classic & Burning Crusade Playing Cards, Blizzard Series 5 Badges, and much more.

Here's the list of new products:

DIABLO

  • Blizzard Exclusive Diablo II: Resurrected Deluxe Vinyl Box Set (by iam8bit)
  • Soulstone Power Bank
  • Java Sok
  • Diablo IV Necromancer Tee
  • Art Print - Title: Lilith, Daughter of Hatred - Artist: Victor Lee

OVERWATCH

  • Overwatch: New Blood Comic Cover Collection Art
  • Junker Queen Art Print - Title: The Reckoning - Artist: Nesskain
  • Java Sok
  • Sojourn Tee

WORLD OF WARCRAFT

  • WoW Classic Playing Cards
  • WoW Burning Crusade Playing Cards
  • Alliance and Horde Chrome Domz
  • Alexstrasza Tee
  • Art Print - Title: Sindragosa and Arthas - Artist: Bernie Kang
  • Pepe Revendreth Plush

OTHER FRANCHISES

  • Blizzard Series 5 Badges
  • Blizzard Forging Worlds Art
  • Hearthstone Art, Java Sok
  • StarCraft Art, Java Sok
  • Heroes of the Storm Java Sok

Fans are invited to come visit the Blizzard Entertainment booth (#140) for the above products. In addition, many of the above products will become available on the Blizzard Gear Store later this year!

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