Hoodies, Hot Wheels, & Dark Horse Comics – New ‘Overwatch’ Merch Dropping Soon

September 21st has passed which means it’s finally time for Fall! With a new season comes a new Fall merch line for Overwatch. Activision and Blizzard have laid out all the new merch Overwatch fans can enjoy and sport in the twilight of 2020.

Hot Wheels

Leading the way are some Overwatch-themed Hot Wheels. The new line of Overwatch Character Cars from Hot Wheels is available now on the Blizzard Gear Store and at all major retailers worldwide. These sculpted cars made in the likeness of D.Va, Genji, Reaper, Tracer and Solider 76 are sure to rev up any franchise fan’s engines and take any car collection to the finish line.

Koyorin Animated Pull & Bear Hoodies

For fans looking to flaunt their fandom and upgrade their wardrobe, Blizzard Entertainment has partnered with retailer Pull&Bear and illustrator Koyorin for two lines of epic Overwatch-themed apparel in collaboration with European Licensee Level-Up.

Coming early this October from retailer Pull&Bear, is a 90s inspired streetwear collection with oversized logos to let fans show their support of some of their favorite heroes including D.VA, Winston, Reaper, Doomfist and more.

From illustrator and character designer Koyorin is a limited-edition capsule collection available now through Ark8. This stylish outerwear line features Mercy, Tracer, Widowmaker, Wrecking Ball and D.VA, and will let any fan show off their inner hero.

Overwatch: Tracer—London Calling Comic Series

Players looking to cozy up with new reading material can check out Issue #1 in the new Overwatch: Tracer—London Calling Comic Series. In partnership with Dark Horse comics, this comic is free-to-read through Dark Horse Digital and on PlayOverwatch. As an added bonus, players can participate in the in-game event, Tracer’s Comic Challenge, which is live now through September 29.

Stay tuned for more new merch coming to the Blizzard Gear Store soon.

Matt Malliaros
Matt Malliaros
RPG Gamer by Day, FPS Gamer by Night. Matt has been covering games for nearly a decade. The quickest way to his heart is discussing anything The Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, Naughty Dog, Bungie, just any game really. Also into movies, TV, travel, and anime.

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