Written by: Sam Santiago
Yesterdays Unveils New Misfits of the Universe Exclusive Ahead of San Diego Comic-Con 2026
One of our annual must-stop booths at San Diego Comic-Con is back with another killer collaboration, and if history tells us anything, you'll want to move fast before this one disappears.
Yesterdays has announced its latest exclusive for San Diego Comic-Con 2026, teaming up once again with legendary horror punk icons The Misfits for a brand-new "Misfits of the Universe" t-shirt inspired by the fantasy artwork that defined an entire generation of 80s pop culture fans.
Designed by artist Adam Vu Noir, the new shirt mashes together the worlds of horror, heavy metal, and classic fantasy, drawing inspiration from the iconic paintings of Earl Norem and Frank Frazetta. The result is exactly the kind of crossover madness that has made these annual Yesterdays and Misfits collaborations so popular among convention goers.
If you've attended Comic-Con over the last several years, you've probably seen these items sell out firsthand.
Every year Yesterdays teams up with The Misfits to bring fans a fresh collection of exclusive merchandise that goes well beyond t-shirts. Pins, mugs, collectibles, apparel, and convention exclusives have become a staple of their SDCC offerings, and many of those items are gone almost as quickly as they arrive.
That's why we always recommend grabbing what you want as soon as possible, whether you're ordering online or planning to pick it up at the show.
Fans have two options for the new Misfits of the Universe shirt. The first is a standard pre-order for shipping anywhere for $35. Those attending San Diego Comic-Con can also pre-order for booth pickup at Booth #1028 for the same price and receive a free SLABS Trading Card while supplies last.
In addition to the always awesome Misfits collab, Yesterdays will also have these epic HALL H shirts and they are up for pre-order as well. This is going to be a must have for horror fans for sure.
Yesterdays has become a favorite destination for convention veterans because their products feel designed by fans who genuinely understand Comic-Con culture.
San Diego Comic-Con 2026 is still weeks away, but if previous Yesterdays and Misfits collaborations are any indication, waiting until the convention floor opens might be a gamble.