SDCC 2026: The Ultimate Comic-Con Exclusive is the…FORT PSYCHO “COMIC IN A CAN”!?!
Attention Shoppers: Visit PSYCHO MART Inside the Oni Press Booth (#1829)
at San Diego Comic-Con as Creators Matt Kindt & Brian Hurtt Say
“Yes, We CAN” with a Goodie-Packed Exclusive
Featuring a Brand-New Mini-Comic…and Multiple Chances to Win Original Art!
Oni Press is proud to unveil the ultimate Comic-Con exclusive: the FORT PSYCHO “COMIC IN A CAN”! Not a hoax! Not a psyop! Priced at just $25 and limited to only 250 copies made, this is a fully functional, resealable can that includes “SARDINES,” an exclusive, 16-page mini-comic (6" x 4”) featuring a brand-new FORT PSYCHO short story by New York Times best-selling writer Matt Kindt (BRZRKR, Mind MGMT) and hard-charging artist Brian Hurtt (The Sixth Gun) set before the events of FORT PSYCHO #1!*
AND THAT’S JUST THE TIP OF THIS (CAN-SHAPED) ICEBERG!
Also included inside:
A full-sized, souvenir bumper sticker (11" x 3") commemorating the deep and indelible impact that the upcoming release of FORT PSYCHO #1 (on sale August 5th) is sure to have on your central nervous system!
A forward operating battalion of pacifist pink army men for you to play with back in your hotel room!
Wait, your can has a 1:5 chrome army man? Then you WIN a free (and equally shiny) MIND MGMT: NEW & IMPROVED #1 BLIND BAG!
Got a 1:50 gold army man? Then you WIN a hand-painted MIND MGMT: NEW & IMPROVED #1 ORIGINAL ART SKETCH COVER by Matt Kindt!
Oh, and there’s a brand-new, never-before seen text story by Matt Kindt printed right on the damn label!
Plus: You get to keep the can, which is its own kind of glory!
Already feeling the pull of “COMIC IN A CAN” fever? Us, too … and there’s only way to stop it: By visiting PSYCHO MART inside the Oni Press booth (#1829) at San Diego Comic-Con to put your all-American sense of consumerism to the test. Better yet: Get it signed! Series creators Matt Kindt and Brian Hurtt will be appearing as special guests of Oni Press and signing throughout the weekend, so there will be plenty of opportunities to watch two tenured comics veterans figure out how to apply their signatures to a three-dimensional cylinder.
