Dark Horse plans Dungeons & Dragons panel and freebies at SDCC booth 2615
Dark Horse’s booth 2615 will hand out free D&D comics and poster prints, with a July 23 panel and creator signings at SDCC.
Dark Horse announced on July 13 that Dungeons & Dragons fans will have a packed stop at booth 2615 when San Diego Comic-Con opens, with free comics, posters and other handouts while supplies last, plus a dedicated panel on Thursday, July 23, from 1:10 to 2:00 p.m. The publisher is also steering the booth toward in-person creator access, not just browsing, which makes the D&D corner of the hall an easy add to any convention route.
Comic-Con 2026 runs July 23-26 at the San Diego Convention Center, with Preview Night on July 22, and Dark Horse’s booth sits in the center of the exhibit hall. The D&D panel brings together Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, Amy Chu and David M. Booher, a lineup that puts Dark Horse’s comic side of the brand in front of readers on the show’s first full day. For fans following the line beyond the panel room, the booth also links to partner displays from Middle Earth Enterprises, Zing Toys and Absurd Ventures.
The signing setup is built to reward people who make the walk to the booth. Dark Horse says all creator signings at its booth are free, autograph cards or poster prints are free at booth signings while supplies last, and select signings require wristbands. Drawings for those wristbands begin when the exhibit hall opens the day before and the day of each signing, so the stop is one that needs to be planned, not improvised.
The comic table is arriving with its own stack of D&D material. Dungeons & Dragons: Total Party Killers #1 lands July 22 at $4.99 as the first issue of a four-issue miniseries by Christopher Hastings and Denis Medri, built around a party made up of a lycanthrope, gelatinous cube, mind flayer, death knight and baby beholder after the wizard Custos dies. Dark Horse’s Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft is a four-issue mystery set in the Domains of Dread and tied to characters such as Ez D’Avenir and the Weathermay-Foxgrove twins, while Dungeons & Dragons: Animated Adventures Library Edition HC is due August 4 at $49.99. Dark Horse also launched Dungeons & Dragons: The Fallbacks in 2025, and the SDCC setup suggests the line is meant to stay visible long after the panel crowd clears out, like a clean initiative roll that keeps the whole table moving.
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