
Michael Jordan’s Most Popular Air Jordan Is Coming Out in a New Comic Book-Inspired Colorway
Michael Jordan’s fan-favorite fourth signature sneaker is reportedly getting a playful makeover in 2026 inspired by the pastime of comic book collecting.
New information details an upcoming Air Jordan 4 Retro “Comic” style with colors and details themed after the collectible art books. The new pair will reportedly feature a colorful gradient fade underneath the model’s signature tongue and side panel netting along with other call backs to the hobby.
With a full colorway of Off White/Anthracite/Neutral Grey/Fire Pink/Light Arctic Pink/Muslin, the Air Jordan 4 Retro Comic is expected to feature an off-white-colored upper with a gray suede mudguard and anthracite components throughout. But the key colors appear on the aforementioned gradient mesh, the outsole, wing eyelets and heel. Beyond color, the pair features a number of modifications that reference the action-packed pages.
The shoe’s TPU eyelets feature an action bubble outline said to be inspired by the classic “pow!” motif found in comics. This reference is also applied to the heel’s Nike Air branding, which will reportedly take on a hand-sketched appearance. Despite the lack of in-hand images, the upcoming pair is expected to resemble the mock-up pictured here.

In recent years, the Air Jordan 4 has taken the crown as the most popular model in the brand’s wide array of signature shoes. Notable 2025 releases included Nigel Sylvester’s Brick by Brick collaboration and a “Somos Eternos” makeup celebrating Día de Muertos. And in 2026, the Air Jordan 4 is expected to be reissued for the first time ever in its Tour Yellow style along with the arrival of new looks including a Los Angeles Lakers-inspired Imperial Purple.
Readers can expect the Air Jordan 4 Retro “Comic” to be released during fall ’26 for a retail price of $220 from nike.com, Nike and Jordan stores and select Jordan Brand retailers. The sneaker’s style code is IO2362-100.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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