San Diego Comic-Con is taking place from July 19 to July 22 and plenty of guests will be lining up to get their hands on exclusive merchandise that will be available.
INSIDER has rounded up the best of "Star Wars" exclusives you can find at the Con starting Thursday and the tiny porgs from "The Last Jedi" are a hot item.
Hasbro has some of the biggest and best items, but Mattel, Lego, and Loungefly have a few collectibles you may want to grab too on the convention floor. If you can't make it to Comic-Con, some of the items will be available online as well. Keep reading to see some of the hottest items at SDCC.
Loungefly has the best-looking Porg-themed backpack we've seen.
Where to find it: Booth #5346
How much is it: $65
There are a lot of Porg plushes and backpacks out there, but this one from Loungefly is by far the cutest one the company has released so far. It looks like the perfect addition to the company's "Star Wars" collection which includes a backpack modeled after Rey's "Force Awakens" outfit and a colorful Stormtrooper knapsack.
A Lego "Star Wars" Millennium Falcon Cockpit set comes in a cool box.
Where to find it: Booth #2829
How much is it: $39.99
The 203-piece set is based on the cockpit from "Solo: A Star Wars Story" and includes both Han Solo and Chewie. It's recommended for ages 8-14. In order to get your hands on this item, you would have needed to win an online lottery for eligible members by July 12.
If you don't get your hands on a mini Millennium Falcon, a life-sized version of the Millennium Falcon cockpit will be available for fans to take photos with at the Lego booth. Twelve master builders spent 790 hours building the 201,985 Lego brick structure.
Han Solo fans can relive one of his best moments from "The Empire Strikes Back."
Where to find it: Booth #3329
How much is it: $34.99
The "Star Wars: The Black Series Han Solo and Mynock" figurine set comes in a collectible box you won't want to open. The two sides of the box gently pull back to reveal Han exiting the Millennium Falcon and coming face-to-face with the winged mynock.
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