<p>Krypton exploded, though. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Vovin123 wrote: </p> <div class="quote"> <p>Cyber-Shadow6 wrote: The problem with DC is they can't deal with all of their superheroes being in the same universe. Marvel seems so much more polished. </p> </i></div>
<p>Well, I don't agree with you Cyber-Shadow6, I think you are extremely incorrect because if they weren't in the same universe, the plot for all of the comics and TV shows would be much more complicated, that's why you see more DC TV shows and movies rather than Marvel. </p><p>Killer Croc would most likely NOT be showing up in any sets again because in marketing these sets for DC, they need to have exclusive parts and minifigures because only 3 minifigures in the older sets were exclusive (Not including variants), Arkham Asylum Guard (Brown Skin), Mr Freeze's Henchman and Killer Croc. The most attractive from a marketing perspective is Killer Croc, making is inevitable that he will never appear in a set ever again. </p><p>To get back to you RyanMan1414, most of the sets will probably be in the city or a town on Earth, BUT since Green Lantern is making an appearance, they might have sets in space or on another planet! </p> </div> <p>what types of vehicle will we get in 2015? BTW am I the only one who thinks that for some reason Marvel villans are better known then dc because I had no idea who 2 bad guys were that are coming out in 2015 </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Vovin123 wrote: </p> <div class="quote"> <p>Cyber-Shadow6 wrote: The problem with DC is they can't deal with all of their superheroes being in the same universe. Marvel seems so much more polished. </p> </i></div>
<p>Well, I don't agree with you Cyber-Shadow6, I think you are extremely incorrect because if they weren't in the same universe, the plot for all of the comics and TV shows would be much more complicated, that's why you see more DC TV shows and movies rather than Marvel. </p><p>Killer Croc would most likely NOT be showing up in any sets again because in marketing these sets for DC, they need to have exclusive parts and minifigures because only 3 minifigures in the older sets were exclusive (Not including variants), Arkham Asylum Guard (Brown Skin), Mr Freeze's Henchman and Killer Croc. The most attractive from a marketing perspective is Killer Croc, making is inevitable that he will never appear in a set ever again. </p><p>To get back to you RyanMan1414, most of the sets will probably be in the city or a town on Earth, BUT since Green Lantern is making an appearance, they might have sets in space or on another planet! </p> </div> <p>Two things. </p><p>1) I said they aren't good at having most of their heroes in one universe, not that they shouldn't. </p><p>2) In both Marvel and DC there are alternate universes, but Marvel uses the concept better. The only reason DC has multiple universes is because they had too many plot holes. Later, in the Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline, they actually ended up merging all of the universes into one. But then they undid it 20 years later, for whatever reason. </p>

Is that your guess? And that also sounds like a slightly changed version of 2012 dc superheros sets

<div class="quote"><i> <p>RyanMan1414 wrote: The question is will they. What types of sets will come out in 2015 dc line </p> </i></div>
<p>The DC Line in 2015 are based on the new DC Movies that will be in Theatres. So far it's only known that we are getting Sets based on the Second Green Lantern Movie. </p>

<p>Again Cyber-Shadow6, I have to contradict you. Yes DC has a connection throughout every villain and hero ever existing in DC but, they have done a miraculous job keeping everything together. DC has also has advantages after a poll taken in October 2013, 76% of the people who took the poll said they liked DC better because having the universes merged makes the plots more exciting for the movies, TV shows, and comics. </p><p>Legosuperheroesfan; It doesn't seem you have read my other posts because Lego will NOT be releasing another Killer Croc, Scarecrow, Alfred, or Man-Bat. You also spelled available wrong. Lego also did release a new Bat-boat with Mr. Freeze. I also have to say it is very obvious that Lego will not be making a new Bat-cave anytime soon. </p><p>This said Legosuperheroesfan, my point is that your assumptions are just based on what you want, and not what everyone else wants. Lego's perspective on marketing strategies will do almost NOTHING you said, and their strategies work because they have been in business for over 100 years. </p>

Do we have any chance of a clayface minifig or any less common but common mini figures

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Vovin123 wrote: Again Cyber-Shadow6, I have to contradict you. Yes DC has a connection throughout every villain and hero ever existing in DC but, they have done a miraculous job keeping everything together. DC has also has advantages after a poll taken in October 2013, 76% of the people who took the poll said they liked DC better because having the universes merged makes the plots more exciting for the movies, TV shows, and comics. </p><p>Legosuperheroesfan; It doesn't seem you have read my other posts because Lego will NOT be releasing another Killer Croc, Scarecrow, Alfred, or Man-Bat. You also spelled available wrong. Lego also did release a new Bat-boat with Mr. Freeze. I also have to say it is very obvious that Lego will not be making a new Bat-cave anytime soon. </p><p>This said Legosuperheroesfan, my point is that your assumptions are just based on what you want, and not what everyone else wants. Lego's perspective on marketing strategies will do almost NOTHING you said, and their strategies work because they have been in business for over 100 years. </p> </i></div>
<p>The universes are not merged anymore. </p>

<p>I know, that's what I said. </p>

<p>Marvel does, if you ask anyone they can most likely list more marvel characters than dc </p>