100% Soft’s Venom Dumpster Fire Vinyl Figures Bring Two SDCC 2026 Colorways

The appeal of 100% Soft’s Venom Dumpster Fire figures is the mash-up itself: Marvel’s symbiote character takes over Truck’s Dumpster Fire design, turning a familiar vinyl collectible into a compact scene with a clear visual joke. The pair debuted at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 in two colorways, with different availability and prices that collectors will want to keep straight.

Two versions, two routes to availability

The Standard Black Edition is listed at 100soft.shop for $30. Its glossy black vinyl gives the figure its dark finish, while translucent symbiote flames add a contrasting detail. Venom is bonded with the Dumpster Fire, combining the character and the fire motif in a single piece.

The second version is the Glow in the Dark Edition, described as a San Diego Comic-Con 2026 exclusive. It places Venom on top of the symbiote-possessed Dumpster Fire and features luminous symbiote flames. The edition is limited to 1,200 pieces and retails for $32. Any stock left after the convention is due to be offered through 100% Soft’s online store.

That distinction matters when comparing listings or documenting a collection. The black colorway has a stated online price of $30, while the glow in the dark convention version is priced at $32 and carries the 1,200-piece limit. The source gives no item dimensions, product number, packaging details, or separate production figure for the Standard Black Edition, so those details shouldn’t be assumed from the colorway names or the convention listing.

What to check when comparing the figures

For collectors looking at the two versions, the most useful visible differences are the finish and the figure’s presentation. The Standard Black Edition is identified by glossy black vinyl and translucent flames. The Glow in the Dark Edition is identified by its luminous flames and the SDCC 2026 exclusive designation. Venom’s placement is also described differently: the convention version has him perched on top of the Dumpster Fire.

Those details can help distinguish the editions in photographs and listings, but the source does not specify how long the glow effect lasts, how bright it appears, or whether the black version shares any glow elements. It also doesn’t describe a test for the luminous finish. Buyers comparing a figure in person can treat the stated colorway and edition information as the starting point, then check that the physical item and its packaging match the seller’s description.

Edition labels are especially useful for a crossover design, where the shared character and subject could make brief listings unclear. A record that includes the full name, colorway, stated price, and any convention-exclusive marking will be more informative than a note that simply says “Venom Dumpster Fire.” For the limited glow version, the announced run of 1,200 pieces is a specific edition detail; it does not, by itself, establish how many remain available after the convention or how many have reached collectors.

A compact crossover with a strong display identity

The design joins Venom’s recognizable symbiote imagery to Truck’s Dumpster Fire concept, with the flames carrying much of the visual connection between the two. The glossy black body and translucent flame elements give the standard version a contrast of surfaces, while the glow treatment gives the convention edition a feature intended to read in lower light. The source does not provide care or display instructions, so collectors should follow any guidance included with the figure rather than assume a particular cleaning method or lighting routine.

For a shelf, the two colorways offer a straightforward comparison: one emphasizes glossy black vinyl and translucent flames; the other adds the glow in the dark feature and the convention-exclusive designation. Keeping the editions identified separately also helps preserve the release information for later reference, particularly if the remaining convention stock appears online after the event.

The key facts to carry forward are clear: 100% Soft released both versions at San Diego Comic-Con 2026; the Standard Black Edition is available at 100soft.shop for $30; and the Glow in the Dark Edition is limited to 1,200 pieces, costs $32, and may appear in 100% Soft’s online store if convention stock remains. For collectors tracking this playful Marvel and Truck crossover, the colorway and edition marking are the details that make each version easy to identify.