Bethesda reveals DOOM anniversary merch

Bethesda’s official Gear Store listed new DOOM: The Dark Ages merchandise on May 15, adding a Luke Preece x Billelis art collection tied to the game’s first anniversary. The lineup includes a limited-edition lithograph, a canvas print, a wall banner and other home-goods-style items built around a single newly commissioned image. Product pages on the store identify Luke Preece as the illustrator and Billelis as the digital sculptor. Bethesda’s broader DOOM storefront also shows apparel, collectibles and previously released The Dark Ages items alongside the new drop. ### Which items are in the new DOOM drop? The Bethesda Gear Store lists at least three clearly labeled Luke Preece x Billelis items for DOOM: The Dark Ages: a limited-edition lithograph, a canvas print and a wall banner. The lithograph is priced at $45, the canvas print at $50 and the wall banner at $38, according to the product pages. (gear.bethesda.net) A separate product page also lists a Luke Preece x Billelis throw blanket for $65. That page describes it as the artists’ “newest collaboration” for DOOM and positions it as home decor rather than apparel or a collectible figure. ### What makes the lithograph the centerpiece? The lithograph page says the print is limited to 666 pieces worldwide and hand-numbered. (gear.bethesda.net) The store describes the image as a vertical composition featuring the DOOM Slayer, Serrat the mecha dragon, an Imp Stalker and an Aggadon Champion, with spot-varnish gloss over the artwork and a matte black background. (gear.bethesda.net) The same page lists the lithograph at 24 by 36 inches. Bethesda’s store says it ships rolled in a tube to reduce the chance of damage. ### Who are Luke Preece and Billelis in this release? Bethesda’s product pages credit Luke Preece and Billelis across the collection and describe the pairing as a returning collaboration for DOOM: The Dark Ages. (gear.bethesda.net) The wall banner listing says the image combines “the striking design language” of Preece’s illustrations with “the dark elegance” of Billelis’ digital sculptures. The store’s copy presents the collaboration as a dedicated art line rather than a single standalone print. The canvas, banner, lithograph and blanket all reuse the same artist billing and related visual theme. ### Is this separate from Bethesda’s other DOOM merchandise? Bethesda’s DOOM storefront shows the new art items alongside a larger catalog of The Dark Ages products, including shirts, a mini collectible figure, a mini Shield Saw, a mug, a wall banner, soundtrack vinyl and a Slayer moto jacket. (gear.bethesda.net) Prices on that page range from $12 for a Slayer helmet keychain to $159.99 for a branded Elgato Stream Deck. A separate “id Signature Series Capsule Collection” page also lists fashion-oriented items such as the Revenant Tee, Slayer Tour Hoodie, Maykr Tee and Soldier Jacket. That suggests Bethesda is continuing to segment DOOM merchandise into art, apparel and accessory lines rather than releasing a single bundled anniversary set. ### Why does the anniversary timing line up now? (gear.bethesda.net) DOOM: The Dark Ages launched on May 15, 2025, according to Bethesda’s Slayers Club article from April 16, 2025. That places May 15, 2026 at the one-year mark for the game. Bethesda and id Software said on May 20, 2025 that the game had surpassed 3 million players in less than a week and had become the biggest launch in id’s history, reaching that figure seven times faster than DOOM Eternal. (gear.bethesda.net) That milestone gives context for why Bethesda is still extending the game’s merchandise program a year after release. ### When can buyers get the new items? (slayersclub.bethesda.net) The canvas print and wall banner are listed as made-to-order items and the product pages say buyers should allow 7 to 10 business days for shipping. The lithograph page does not use the same made-to-order label, but it says the print is in limited production and specifies handling details for rolled shipment. (noisypixel.net) Bethesda’s Gear Store shows the Luke Preece x Billelis items as available now through the official DOOM merchandise pages. The next concrete step for buyers is checkout through the Gear Store, where the limited lithograph remains listed at $45 and the made-to-order banner and canvas remain listed at $38 and $50, respectively. (gear.bethesda.net)