Tiny Onion Brings James Tynion IV, NYCC Exclusives and a Massive 2026 Lineup

Tiny Onion is heading back to New York Comic Con, and James Tynion IV’s production house is not showing up quietly. From October 8 through October 11, the team will return to Artist Alley at Booth #HB907 with more than 23 new products, exclusive comics, advance releases, panels, signings and enough horror energy to keep the booth busy all weekend.

The big exclusives include a black-and-white Frank Miller variant for Something is Killing the Children #50, an early release of Something is Killing the Children: Hope Is a Knife, and a special cloth-cover edition of Crumbs: A Very Bad Elf, Tiny Onion’s first children’s book. Fans of Exquisite Corpses are getting a full merch push too, including enamel pins, apparel, blind bags, keychains and more built around the series’ killers.

Tynion will be joined by a stacked group of collaborators throughout the weekend, including Werther Dell’Edera, Michael Walsh, Martin Simmonds, Kiersten White, Álvaro Martínez Bueno, Tate Brombal, Tyler Boss, Pornsak Pichetshote, Che Grayson, Joshua Hixson, Julio Anta, Soo Lee, Jacob Phillips and Adam Gorham. If you are heading to NYCC hoping to catch creators instead of just staring at merch walls, Tiny Onion is giving you plenty of reasons to keep HB907 on the map.

The programming lineup is just as loaded. Exquisite Corpses: The Game and Beyond lands Thursday at 3 PM, followed later that day by BOOM! Studios’ Slaughterverse Unmasked panel. Friday brings Frightening and Fantastic Worlds of James Tynion IV, while Saturday closes the Tiny Onion panel slate with Layer by Layer: How to Build a Tiny Onion Story.

There is also a full signing schedule across all four days, with Tynion signing exclusively at the Tiny Onion booth. Fans can also catch Rascal Randy photo opportunities on Thursday and Saturday, because apparently a deadly bunny in a fur suit needed to be part of the NYCC weekend. I respect the commitment.

Collectors should keep an eye out for Tiny Onion Presents #5, the final physical issue of the company’s newspaper for now. The death-themed edition will focus on Victorian death rituals and will be available for one dollar at the booth, with limited quantities of earlier issues also available for anyone trying to complete the set.

The booth will also feature NYCC exclusives and advance products tied to Odin, Exquisite Corpses, Something is Killing the Children and more, including a Tiny Onion bootleg edition of Exquisite Corpses Kill Shot. Onion Club members will get additional signing perks, including more free signatures per session and limited access to a private signing and Q&A.

New York Comic Con is Tiny Onion’s hometown show, and they are treating it like one. Between the creators, exclusives, merch, panels and signings, Booth #HB907 is looking like one of those stops that can quietly eat up a chunk of your convention day. Plan accordingly.