Sideshow Spooktacular 2026 Reveals Gengar, Marvel Zombies Wolverine, Scooby-Doo and More

Sideshow closed out Halloween week with a packed slate of new collectibles, led by a spooky Pokémon diorama bringing together Gengar, Haunter and Gastly and a gruesome Marvel Zombies Wolverine statue. The reveals were part of Sideshow’s annual Spooktacular celebration, which ran from October 26 through October 31 with new product announcements, giveaways, games and livestreams.

One of the biggest new pieces is the Gengar Diorama, a polystone Pokémon display featuring Gastly, Haunter and Gengar gathered beneath the crooked branches of a twisted tree. The diorama measures 14.5 inches tall, 9.19 inches wide and 9.35 inches deep. Sideshow says the three Pokémon were designed with appearances inspired by the animated series, while the environment adds stony textures, moss-covered bark and other details to build out the haunted setting.

Sideshow went considerably darker with the Wolverine: Marvel Zombies Statue, inspired by the Marvel Zombies comic book series. The fully sculpted Wolverine measures 11.5 inches tall, 10.4 inches wide and 7.02 inches deep. Logan is depicted in an advanced state of decay, with portions of his silver Adamantium-coated skeleton exposed beneath torn flesh and muscle. The scene gets even more gruesome with Headpool skewered on one of Wolverine’s claws.

Pokémon and Marvel were only part of the Spooktacular lineup. Sideshow also unveiled a new Scooby-Doo and Shaggy Statue in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products. Inspired by the original animated series, the fully sculpted collectible stands 16 inches tall and recreates the pair in their classic cartoon style.

Critical Role collectors are getting the The Briarwoods – Vox Machina Statue, featuring Sylas and Delilah Briarwood standing hand in hand on a black hexagonal faux-stone base. The fully sculpted piece measures 15.5 inches tall, 9.51 inches wide and 10.7 inches deep.

Beetlejuice also received a pair of matching sixth-scale figures centered on the film’s wedding sequence. The Lydia Deetz Wedding Version Sixth Scale Figure dresses Lydia in her red fabric wedding gown and matching veil and includes accessories for recreating the scene, including the fireplace altar and monstrous preacher creature. Only 1,000 pieces are being produced.

Her matching Beetlejuice Wedding Version Sixth Scale Figure puts Beetlejuice in a maroon fabric tuxedo with a ruffled cream shirt and bowtie. It also includes an alternate shrunken-head portrait, interchangeable hands, Adam Maitland’s teeth and the severed ring finger from Beetlejuice’s previous relationship. The Beetlejuice figure is also limited to 1,000 pieces.

Sideshow’s Halloween reveals extended into its own Krampus collection. The Der Krampus Deadly Red Ornament is a hand-painted variant measuring about 6.5 inches tall and 5 inches wide, with a red face, curved horns and a winding tongue. CollectiblesNews.com previously took a closer look at the release in our story on the Deadly Red Krampus Ornament.

Sideshow followed it with another limited Krampus collectible, the Krampusnacht Yuletide Variant Fine Art Print by Máté Jakó. The alternate-color artwork is limited to just 75 pieces, with each print carrying an embossed Sideshow Seal of Authenticity and an authorized automated artist signature.

Star Wars collectors also received a new art release. The Maul: Shadow Lord Fine Art Print by Álvaro Jiménez is inspired by the Disney+ animated series Star Wars: Maul — Shadow Lord. The giclée edition is limited to 350 pieces and includes an embossed Sideshow Seal of Authenticity.

Sideshow also highlighted another horror release during the celebration with its new Regan MacNeil Sixth Scale Figure from The Exorcist. The standard figure depicts Regan with yellow-green eyes, discolored teeth and wounds across her face, along with a blue and white fabric nightgown. A floating Pazuzu head and display base are included. A Regan MacNeil Deluxe Sixth Scale Figure adds a second portrait along with a recreation of Regan’s four-post bed. An attachable clear support rod magnetizes to the figure so collectors can recreate the movie’s levitation scene.