Super Heroes is a licensed theme introduced in January 2012, although, in reality, 2011. Certain promotional sets were available in the Summer and early December of 2011. It currently features a grand total of over 30, based on the DC Universe and Marvel comic books and movies. Since 2019, the "Super Heroes" logo has been dropped from all DC and Marvel sets.
Timeline[]
Both Marvel and DC previously had LEGO sets based on their flagship heroes, Spider-Man and Batman, respectively. The former had sets based off of the two then-released films directed by Sam Raimi, and had originated as a Studios set prior to spinning off into a seperate theme. The latter, contrarily, was based off of the comics, with influence from Batman: The Animated Series and Tim Burton's films, and was set in its own continuity not pertaining to any specific era of Batman.
There were nine DC Universe sets (which focus on the Batman, Superman, and Green Lantern series with guest appearance by Wonder Woman and Flash) released in January 2012, with two promotional ones released in May. 23 new minifigures were introduced in the DC Universe subtheme in January.[1][2]
The Marvel collection focuses on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, X-Men, and Ultimate Spider-Man.[3] Seven Marvel sets were released in April 2012, with the Spider-Man set released in July 2012. 19 minifigures were also introduced under the Marvel subtheme in April (and February for two of the promotional minifigures).[3]
In addition to regular System models, Super Heroes also features buildable action-figures, known as Ultrabuild sets. These use a building system similar to that used by Hero Factory theme, and feature three characters each from the DC and Marvel universes.
In addition to the DC sets, a video game based on the DC theme was released on June 19, 2012.[4]
The DC subtheme continued into 2013 with sets based on Man of Steel. Other DC minifigures released also resembled appearances in The Dark Knight Rises, as well as comic looks.
The Marvel subtheme continued into 2013 and expanded upon sets based on Ultimate Spider-Man with other characters featured in the show. There were also sets based on Iron Man 3.
There was also a video game based upon the Marvel line, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, which came on October 22, 2013.
The DC line continued into 2014 with five Batman-based sets, with the Batmobile and minifigure being inspired by Beware the Batman. In November 2014, LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham was released.
The Marvel subtheme continued into 2014 with sets based on Ultimate Spider-Man with an updated Green Goblin and other characters featured in the show and two sets based on the Avengers Assemble TV series. Another set based on the X-Men franchise was released, while the movie subtheme of Marvel featured sets based on the film Guardians of the Galaxy. In 2015 sets based on the films Avengers Age of Ultron and Ant man were released, as well as Ultimate Spider-Man.
On January 26, 2016, LEGO Marvel's Avengers was released.
In 2015, sets based on the upcoming film Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice were planned for release, but when the film was pushed back to 2016, the sets based on the film were pushed back to 2016. A number of sets intended to tie in with Justice League and Batman media were released in 2015.[1]
In 2016, there were three Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice sets released as well as classic Batman, Batman, and Mighty Micros sets.
In 2016 there were sets based on the two MCU films released that year: Avengers: Civil War and Doctor Strange. There were also avengers assemble, Ultimate Spider-Man and Mighty Micros.
In 2017, there were three Mighty Micros sets, one Wonder Woman set and three Justice League sets.
In 2017, there were also three sets based on the comics, three Mighty Micros sets, two Spider-Man: Homecoming sets, and two Thor: Ragnarok sets.
On November 14, 2017, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 was also released.
For the animated projects, LEGO created Maximum Overload, Avengers Reassembled, Guardians of the Galaxy: The Thanos Threat, Black Panther: Trouble In Wakanda, and Spider-Man: Vexed By Venom.
In June 2018, one set based on the Marvel Studios film Ant-Man and the Wasp was released.
In December 2018, 5 Spider-Man sets (including two with Juniors branding) were released, of which included a re-design for the non-MCU Spider-Man. The previous design had been used since 2012. There was also a polybag released which used the old design. Other figures that had a redesign included Doc Ock, Green Goblin, Venom, Carnage, Sandman, Vulture, Miles Morales Spider-Man, and Aunt May. Ghost Spider (aka Spider-Gwen) and Spider-Man 2099 were also released for the first time.
In January 2019, saw the release of one set to accompany the 2019 Captain Marvel film. This saw a new variant for Captain Marvel as well as a new Nick Fury, of which hasn't had a variant since the UCS Helicarrier set (2015). This was the first set to have released a Skrull.
In March 2020, one set based on the Marvel Studios film Black Widow was released.
In April 2022, 3 new mechs were released for Iron Man, Wolverine and Black Panther.
Description[]
Super Heroes is made up of two separate franchises; the Warner Bros.-owned DC and the Disney-owned Marvel.
The DC Universe can be divided into two subthemes: The comics, which serves as the basis for the sets and are not based on any one continuity, and films, which in turn can be split between Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy, the DC Extended Universe, Matt Reeves' The Batman, and Tim Burton's Batman duology, which additionally comprise of their spiritual sequels directed by the late-Joel Schumacher, amongst others. Additionally, in the world of The LEGO Movie, a third subtheme focused on that film's spin-off The LEGO Batman Movie also has sets featuring many characters from Batman's Rogues gallery.
Marvel can be further broken up into several other subthemes; the most prominent being the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Spider-Man. An additional continuity, designated by the in-universe reality number "Earth-1312" takes various aspects of the Marvel sets into one universe. This universe is where the LEGO games, 2013's LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, its 2016 side game, and its 2017 sequel take place in.
DC Universe[]
Sets in the first wave of the DC Universe theme mostly revolve around Batman and his rogues gallery, but other heroes such as Superman, Aquaman, Flash, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Cyborg, Shazam!, and Green Arrow have appeared.
Most of the original sets are very similar to sets from the previous Batman theme, but are now fully comic-based and have a more colourful and cartoony approach to the source material, as opposed to the darker colours used in the original theme, which was mostly based on Batman: The Animated Series (a popular Batman cartoon from the nineties). Many of the minifigures from the original theme which were based on their animated series counterparts (such as The Joker, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Two-Face), and have been changed to resemble a comic-inspired iteration. Characters who already were based on the comic books (such as Catwoman, Bane, and The Riddler) have changed the least, only being updated with new prints, and colours (and in Riddler's case, a new mould, the Small Clown's bowler hat).
In the Batman theme, henchmen were generic characters with only their torsos changing to match the villain they served. In Super Heroes, they are a more personalized, such as the Joker Henchman having his face painted and different clothes, and the Two-Face Henchman having different faces and clothes from the Joker Henchman.
The sole Superman set of the first wave
Most characters colour schemes have remained the same, except for Two-Face's, which has drastically changed from white and black to orange and purple. Batman's vehicles frequently use black and yellow where the original ones would use black and gold; he also occasionally uses a light grey and dark blue coloured vehicle. While in the original Batman sets, many villains would carry guns, most of the villains in DC Universe don't have guns at all, the exception being The Joker who even then has his false "BANG" gun.
While many of the structures in Batman would use dark colours like grey, black, and brown, the three structures released in DC Universe; Joker, Riddler, and Harley Quinn's funhouse, a bank, and The Batcave, are generally more colourful; The Funhouse mixes the colour schemes of all three villains included together (this includes colours such as black, red, white, purple, green, and yellow), and the Batcave uses both of the colour schemes Batman has used on his vehicles throughout the first wave (black and yellow and dark blue and grey), and adds transparent light blue lights.
Only one System set revolving around a hero other than Batman was released in the first wave. 6862 Superman vs. Power Armour Lex depicts Superman fighting a large, purple and green, Kryptonite-powered mech piloted by his arch-nemesis, Lex Luthor, while trying to rescue Wonder Woman.
Even though the first wave of the DC sets are mostly comic based, two promotional items given away at the San Diego Comic-Con depict Batman and Green Lantern (who hasn't appeared as a minifigure elsewhere) in costumes based on their appearances in The Dark Knight Rises and Green Lantern movies, respectively.
At SDCC 2012, two promotional exclusive minfigures were released, both based on their comic book appearances. The super hero Shazam! and Bizzaro, another enemy of Superman.
In 2013, a set inspired by The Dark Knight Rises was released. It includes Batman, Bane, and Commissioner Gordon inspired by their appearances in The Dark Knight trilogy. Also included is The Bat, which is black with blue highlights, a redesigned Tumbler in a desert camouflage colour scheme and smaller than the original, and two yellow and black barricades.
10937 Batman: Arkham Asylum Breakout, features a new model of Arkham Asylum, which featured dark colours such as dark grey, black, and dark red. It also brings back the dark and gothic feeling to the theme.
76000 Arctic Batman vs. Mr. Freeze: Aquaman on Ice features the Batboat in the same black and yellow colour scheme as the pervious year's vehicles and a white, trans blue, and grey ice prison. It also features Batman in an exclusive Arctic suit and Aquaman , the only non-Batman character in the winter 2013 wave.
Guns are introduced to the DC subtheme and one is given to Gordon, the villains, however, for the most part still lack guns or weapons( the exceptions being Mr. Freeze, who has his freeze gun and The Penguin who has his umbrella)
The Penguin who was featured in the original theme based on his comic book appearance, is only updated with new prints and colours. The Scarecrow and Mr. Freeze, who were based on their appearances on Batman: The Animated Series, are updated with new prints and colours and with Freeze a new helmet and gun design.
Three sets based on the upcoming Superman movie, Man of Steel will be released to coincide with the release of the film. All minifigures in the Man of Steel -themed sets are based on their appearance in the film.
76002 Superman: Metropolis Showdown depicts a fight between Superman with a yellow and black sports car and General Zod with a black satellite on a grey and tan base, that has a feature to launch the car.
76003 Superman: Battle of Smallville features Superman and Colonel Hardy in a tan military Jeep, battling Zod, Faora and Tor-An in a grey spaceship.
76009 Superman: Black Zero Escape depicts Superman saving Lois Lane trapped in a black pod from Zod on a dark grey platform.
Marvel[]
Unlike with DC, LEGO did not previously have a license with Marvel, so the sets are mostly unique, and do not currently bear any resemblance to the previous Spider-Man sets (which were licensed to SONY, not Marvel).
Most of the sets in the first wave of the theme are dedicated to the movie The Avengers, which pits a team of six super heroes; Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, The Hulk, Black Widow, and Hawkeye, against Thor's brother, Loki, and his allies, an army of Aliens. Most of the heroes vehicles, are owned by a branch of the United States military called S.H.I.E.L.D. which is run by Nick Fury, and develops and deploys superhuman operatives for large threats. The vehicles are mostly dark blue with at least one sticker which will say S.H.I.E.L.D. and have the S.H.I.E.L.D. logo, an eagle, but seem to have different colour schemes for different vehicle types.
The armored vehicle driven by Hawkeye in 6867 Loki's Cosmic Cube Escape is dark blue with light grey accents, some black, and a transparent windshield.
An aircraft that appears in 6868 Hulk's Helicarrier Breakout, also driven by Hawkeye, is dark blue with some light grey accents, but also with yellow accents and a transparent brown windshield. The interior of the Helicarrier, also included, has a floor that is different shades of grey in different parts, transparent light blue screens, a large, transparent container for holding Loki in the center, and white, black, and different shades of blue at different areas.
Unlike the other vehicles, the Quinjet is dominantly grey with some dark blue and transparent brown windshields.
Captain America's motorcycle doesn't follow the S.H.I.E.L.D. colour scheme, and is instead dark red with blue and black.
The Aliens' vehicles are more consistent, with a colour scheme that always includes dark tan, gold, and purple.
All of the minifigures in the Avengers-themed sets are based on their appearance in the movie.
6866 Wolverine's Chopper Showdown is not movie-based, but instead comic-based like the DC sets and is focused on the X-Men. It pits Wolverine on his grey motorcycle against Deadpool and Magneto in their helicopter, which is dark red, black, and dark grey.
6873 Spider-Man's Doc Ock Ambush has Doc Ock's lab in it, and is based on the Ultimate Spider-Man TV series. It features the lab being bright blue, black, and grey and a getaway car. It features Spider-Man rescuing Iron Fist from Doc Ock.
Captain America, Iron Man, and The Hulk have also appeared in their comic book costumes in various promotions.
At SDCC 2012, two promotional exclusive minfigures were released, one based on the comics, Phoenix (a member of the X-Men) and the black suited Spider-Man, which is based on its appearance Ultimate Spider-Man.
In 2013, two more sets were released based on Ultimate Spider-Man.
76004 Spider-Man: Spider-Cycle Chase features Nick Fury in a green flying S.H.E.I.L.D. car and Spider-Man on his grey, black, and red Spider-Cycle pitted against Venom and some of the black symbiote globs.
76005 Spider-Man: Daily Bugle Showdown pits Nova and Spider-Man defending the beige DBC building and J. Jonah Jameson from Beetle and Dr. Doom in his black and grey Doomjet.
Three sets based on Iron Man 3 were also released. All minifigures in the Iron Man 3 -themed sets are based on their appearance in the film.
76006 Iron Man: Extremis Sea Port Battle features Iron Man and War Machine chasing after Aldrich Killian in a dark green, yellow, and black speedboat. Also a red buoy on blue water is included.
76007 Iron Man: Malibu Mansion Attack pits Tony Stark/ Iron Man protecting Pepper Potts and their white and grey mansion from The Mandarin and an Extremis Soldier in a grey, dark green, and yellow helicopter.
76008 Iron Man vs. The Mandarin: Ultimate Battle pits Iron Man against The Mandarin in a flame throwing buggy in the same colour scheme as the boat and helicopter.
76022 X-Men vs. The Sentinel is also a new introduced non movie-based set. It includes more X-Men like Cyclops, Storm and The Sentinel! It also got a jet in mainly blue and black!
Ultrabuilds[]
The Ultrabuilds are constructible action figures based on The LEGO Group's ball-and-socket building system. All of the figures utilized the CCBS (Character and Creature Building System, layering "pin" elements over "shell" elements with the same system used to include accessories with LEGO minifigures, and "shell" elements over a loosely TECHNIC-based skeleton of "bone" elements, although they all feature unique, semi-realistic head moulds.
The models are based on both DC and Marvel. They are built similarly to recent Hero Factory sets. All six of the ultrabuild figures have two friction joints, which did not appear in similarly sized CCBS sets until 2015, an exclusive head, and all feature either a printed chest or torso piece, except for 4530 The Hulk.
- DC
Three DC ultrabuilds were released to date based on Batman, The Joker, and strangely, Green Lantern who has yet to appear in a system set. The Ultrabuild figures utilized different colour schemes than their respective minifigures, and also have different weapons.
Batman is depicted as wearing blue boots, a blue cowl, blue sleeves, and blue over his chest, while everything else is gunmetal in colour, with the exception of his "cape" which is made of two long, curved pieces on either side of his back. Batman carries a sword, while in the sets he generally carries a Batarang.
Green Lantern, who has only been promotionally released in his movie based costume, has bright green boots, shoulder pads, and chest, while his upper legs and lower torso are gunmetal, and his arms are gunmetal and white. Unlike his minifigure, who had no accessories in the promotion, Green Lantern wields a construct which takes the form of a morning-star weapon.
The Joker is the most drastically different from his minifigure, who mostly wears purple. As an Ultrabuild, however, he wears little purple, only having it on his shoulders, coat tails, lower arms, and lower legs. His other parts are a large variety of colours including gunmetal, bright green, and orange. He also carries a ray gun which uses colours such as transparent orange, white, and transparent neon green.
- Marvel
The three Marvel characters that saw adaptations as Ultrabuilds, Iron Man, The Hulk, and Captain America, have colours closer to their respective minifigures, but still different.
Iron Man is bright red; rather than dark red, and gold, and has a large, shoulder mounted, golden gun.
The Hulk is lime green, rather than bright green. Other differences are that he has gunmetal armor on his shoulders and waist, and that his shorts are blue, rather than purple or tan.
Captain America's blue parts are a brighter shade than the minifigures, and he has white comic eyes, rather than more realistic ones like the minifigure. He also has a white waist, and silver armor on his shoulders.
Background[]
DC Universe[]
The DC Universe subtheme's continuity is based on no particular DC continuity, but instead follows the original one used in the Batman theme, which is based on the comic books and the DC Animated Universe. So far, the story has mostly been told through the comic books included in the DC sets.
In the first comic, The Joker and Harley Quinn team up with The Riddler, and capture Robin. They hang him over a barrel of a green substance until Batman arrives and triggers the traps at their hideout, using them against the villains. Batman then rescues Robin, and the three villains then escape on the roller coaster, leaving the ending open for play opportunities.
In the second, Catwoman steals a diamond and Batman gives chase to her.
The third issue depicts Batman and Robin capturing Poison Ivy, and bringing her back to The Batcave. Bane then enters on his drill to rescue Ivy. Bruce Wayne quickly changes into Batman, and uses the Batcycle to fight Bane's drill, before it is left at a cliff-hanger.
In the fourth, Lex Luthor has captured Wonder Woman and Superman proceeds to save her. Lex's mech is destroyed, but he escapes. Wonder Woman is then shown posed heroically, swinging her lasso, again leaving the end open.
In the next comic, The Joker returns, this time in his helicopter and with a henchman. He tries to drop a laughing gas bomb on Gotham City, but the Batwing almost destroys his helicopter. The Joker and the henchman are shown grasping on to the rotor, once again leaving the end open.
In the final comic, Two-Face is robbing a bank. Batman gives chase to him in the Batmobile, at which point the comic ends openly again.
Lego Batman 2 First Look Intro Video
In a three-part story in LEGO Magazine and on LEGO.com, Batcave Break-in, Lex Luthor creates the Injustice Gang, a team composed of himself, The Joker, Catwoman, Bane, Poison Ivy, and Two-Face. They manage to find the Batcave and defeat Batman and Robin, but fail to decide who gets to have their revenge first, which causes them to fight amongst themselves, and allows Batman and Robin to escape and capture them all at once. Strangely, Mr. Freeze and Harley Quinn appear on the cover of the first part of Batcave Break-in, but don't appear in the story. Mr. Freeze wasn't even included in any of the sets in the first wave of DC Super Heroes, but he made an updated appearance in the 2013 line of DC Super Heroes.
In the winter 2013, one comic was released featuring all three sets. Dr. Harleen Quinzel (as Harley Quinn) with the help of The Penguin breaks The Joker, Mr. Freeze, The Scarecrow, and Poison Ivy out of Arkham Asylum, while Batman arrives to stop it, but is frozen by Freeze. The other villains leave Freeze behind, and Robin arrives and beats Freeze while Batman subdues the other villains.Aquaman talks with a whale before arriving on a dock and frozen by Mr. Freeze with Batman coming to his rescue in the Batboat. Batman in The Bat and Commissioner Gordon work to stop Bane in a camouflaged Tumbler and are successful.
Marvel[]
A "LEGO-fied" The Avengers poster
Most of the Marvel sets are based on The Avengers. In The Avengers, Loki and his army of Chitauri threaten Earth. S.H.I.E.L.D. commander Nick Fury puts together a team of six super heroes, Captain America, Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor, Black Widow and Hawkeye, to battle Loki and save the Earth.
In the first comic, the Alien General and a Alien Foot Soldier flew over a bridge, and then blasted some cars out of the way. Meanwhile, Captain America put on his suit and ran out of a military base. Then, he rode onto the bridge on his avenging cycle and saw the alien general shooting his gun. Captain America threw his shield and disarmed the general. The alien pilot fired at him, but he used his shield to block it. The ship flew away, and Captain America threw his shield to stop it. Like the DC set comics, it ends in a cliffhanger.
In the second comic, an "Artifact transport" was about to go into a tunnel, but Loki ambushed it. After blowing it up, the cosmic cube flies into his hand. However, Hawkeye comes out of the tunnel in his S.H.I.E.L.D. pickup truck. Loki turned around, noticed this, and hypnotized Hawkeye. Loki used his powers to lift the truck and threw it to the side. Iron Man noticed this and flew to the scene to stop Loki. Loki used the cosmic cube to blast Iron Man out the sky. Loki got away with Hawkeye on the truck, and Iron Man gave chase.
In the third comic, the SHIELD Jet was flying towards the Helicarrier. Inside of the Helicarrier, The Hulk tapped on Loki's prison cell. Thor noticed this. Hulk and Thor looked up to see the SHIELD jet smash through the side of the ship. Hulk charged at the jet and started smashing it, but looks puzzled to see Hawkeye (He is still hypnotized). Then, all four of them see Loki use his powers to summon his staff, smash through his cell, and escape.
In the fourth comic, Black Widow, Iron Man, and Thor noticed a disturbance in the streets. They flew in the Quinjet to check it out. Iron Man flew out of the Quinjet and saw Loki and an alien in their chariot-like ship. Iron Man fired a repulsor blast that blew up the first part of the chariot where an alien was driving. The alien and the bricks fell on the roof of a building, but the alien started to rebuild his half of the ship. Loki sent a blast of magic at Iron Man that knocked him out of the sky, but he landed on a rooftop. Loki and Thor stared at each other with hatred in their eyes. Thor jumped and slammed his hammer on the rest of the ship, destroying it. By this time Iron Man and the alien had rejoined the battle. Loki used his magic to retreat with the alien. Thor threw his hammer again at Loki and the alien, and the comic ends.
In the first X-Men comic, Deadpool entered an armoured fortress, but Wolverine attacked him. Deadpool ran away and jumped into a helicopter with Magneto. Wolverine saw a motorcycle, jumped on it, and pursued the helicopter. He used jumped a rock and flipped off the motorcycle. He then used his claws to slice off some of the helicopter. Magneto and Deadpool went flying off. They all fell, Wolverine disarmed Deadpool, and Magneto uses his power to raise both of them, where the comic ended.
The story behind the Spider-Man set is Doc Ock has Iron Fist hostage in his lab to steal his powers,Spider-Man comes to his rescue, and Doc Ock gets away on his car at a cliffhanger.
In the 2013 winter wave, one comic was released covering the two sets of the wave. Nick Fury arrives in his S.H.I.E.L.D. and informs Spider-Man that J. Jonah Jameson thinks he has deduced Spider-Man's identity and he must protect Jameson and the information. Beetle attacks Jameson in his office, and Venom attacks Beetle. Dr. Doom shows up in his Doomjet which Venom attacks and fights Beetle. The Doomjet crashes to the ground as Spider-Man swings to the fight, while Doom survives. Nova arrives to the fight and Spider-Man attacks Venom and disarms Beetle, while Nova slams Beetle into the ground. Dr. Doom blasts all four them away. Nova helps Spider-Man up, and is scared as they are outnumbered as Venom has teamed up with Beetle and Dr. Doom. Fury arrives in his car and launches a missile, Venom and Beetle attack the car and Venom has Fury hostage. Nova and Spidey aboard his Cycle race to his rescue. The comic leave at a cliffhanger as a battle starts between Nova, Fury, Spider-Man, Doom, Beetle, and Venom, with Jameson ensnared by Venom. Oddly, Iron Man shows up in the background of the final panel, possibly hinting at the summer Iron Man 3 sets.
One comic was released that covered the three sets in Iron Man 3.
Ultrabuilds[]
The Ultrabuild sets utilize the CCBS system, originally introduced in the HERO FACTORY theme. They depict the six figures in exclusive "Power Armour" garb.
In the three DC sets, Batman is depicted attempting to foil The Joker's latest scheme, while Green Lantern protects a planet from meteors. In an issue of LEGO Magazine, the Ultrabuild Joker creates a device that he uses to absorb the forms of Batman and Green Lantern into himself, creating Lantern.
The story media for the Marvel Ultrabuild sets showed Captain America, Iron Man, and The Hulk fighting as The Avengers to stop meteors from hitting Earth.
After 2012, the Ultrabuild subtheme was discontinued.
Sets[]
DC Comics[]
Ultrabuild[]
| Image | # | Set | Number of pieces | Minifigures | Price | Release |
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 | 4526 | Batman | 40 | $14.99 / €14.99 | December 20, 2011 (Latin America) 2012 (USA) | |
 | 4527 | The Joker | 57 | $14.99 / €14.99 | December 20, 2011 (Latin America) 2012 (USA) | |
 | 4528 | Green Lantern | 38 | $14.99 / €14.99 | December 20, 2011 (Latin America) / 2012 (USA) | |
 | 5000728 | DC Universe Super Heroes Collection | 2012 |
- DC Combiner models
- Batman and Green Lantern Combiner Model
- Joker and Green Lantern Combiner Model Two
- Joker and Green Lantern Combiner Model One
- Lantern
- Super Heroes Combiner Model
Polybags[]
| Image | # | Set | Pieces | Minifigure(s) | Price | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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30160 | Bat Jetski | 40 | Batman | 2012 | |
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30161 | Batmobile | 45 | None | 2012 | |
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30164 | Power Armor Lex Luthor Promotional Set | 17 | Lex Luthor | Free (with preorder of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes from certain retailers) | 2012 |
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30166 | Robin and Redbird Cycle | 37 | Robin | 2013 | |
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5001623 | Jor-El | 5 | Jor-El | Free (with purchase of $75 or more) | 2013 |
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30300 | 30300 The Batman Tumbler | 57 | None | Free | 2014 |
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30301 | 30301 Batwing | 45 | None | Free | 2014 |
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5002126 | 5002126 Martian Manhunter | 4 | Martian Manhunter | Free (with purchase of $75 or more) | 2014 |
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5004081 | 5004081 Plastic Man | 4 | Plastic Man | Free | 2014 |
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30303 | 30303 The Joker Bumper Car | 47 | The Joker | 2015 | |
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30446 | 30446 The Batmobile | 63 | None | Free | 2016 |
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30603 | 30603 Batman Classic TV Series - Mr. Freeze | 16 | Mr. Freeze | Free | 2016 |
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30604 | 30604 Cosmic Boy | 7 | Cosmic Boy | Free | 2016 |
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30606 | 30606 Nightwing | 6 | Nightwing | Free | 2016 |
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30617 | 30617 Green Lantern Jessica Cruz | 4 | Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz) | 2018 | |
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30614 | 30614 Lex Luthor | 4 | Lex Luthor | 2018 |
Convention and event exclusives[]
Marvel[]
Ultrabuilds[]
| Image | # | Set | Number of pieces | Minifigures | Price | Release |
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 | 4529 | Iron Man | 44 | $14.99 / €14.99 | April 2012 (UK) | |
 | 4530 | The Hulk | 39 | $14.99 / €14.99 | April 2012 | |
 | 4597 | Captain America | 44 | $14.99 / €14.99 | April 2012 |
- Marvel Combiner models
Polybags[]
Convention and event exclusives[]
| Image | # | Set | Number of pieces | Minifigures | Price | Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Phoenix Giveaway | Phoenix | July 2012 | ||
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Black Suit Spider-Man Giveaway | Spider-Man (Black suit) | July 2012 | ||
 | New | York Toy Fair Exclusive Captain America and Iron Man | Captain America, Iron Man | |||
| The | Avengers Poster | 1 | 2012 | ||
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Spider-Woman Giveaway | Spider-Woman | July 18 2013 | ||
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Amazing Spider-Man 2 Suit Spider-Man Giveaway | Spider-Man (Amazing Spider-Man 2 suit) | July 19 2013 | ||
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Rocket Raccoon's Warbird | 145 | Rocket Raccoon | 2014 | |
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive The Collector Giveaway | ||||
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Throne of Ultron Giveaway | 203 | Ultron, Ultron Sentry | July 2015 | |
| No image | Comic-Con | Exclusive All New Captain America(Sam Wilson) Giveaway | ||||
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Steve Rogers Captain America Giveaway | 4 | Captain America | July 2016 | |
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Deadpool Duck Giveaway | 3 | Deadpool Duck | July 2017 | |
 | 75997 | Ant-Man and the Wasp | 218 | Wasp | July 2018 | |
 | Comic-Con | Exclusive Sheriff Deadpool Giveaway | 5 | Sheriff Deadpool | July 2018 |
Minifigures[]
DC Universe[]
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| Ace the Bathound | Alfred (1966) | Aquaman | Aquaman (Justice League) | Aquaman (2018) | Aquaman (Rebirth) | Ares | Arsenal | Atom | Bane | Bane (The Dark Knight Rises) | Batgirl | Batman (The Dark Knight Rises) (Black) | Batman (Black) | Batman (Blue) | Batman (Electro Suit) | Batman (Arctic Suit) | Batman (The Dark Knight Rises) (Grey) | Batman (Beware the Batman) | Batman (Scuba Suit) | Batman (Batman Begins) | Batman (Space Suit) | Batman (New 52) | Batman (New 52) (w/boots) | Batman (Dawn of Justice) | Batman (BvS Armored) | Batman (1966) | Batman (Mighty Micros) (Grey) | Batman (Gas Mask) | Batman (Desert) | Batman (Mighty Micros) (Blue) | Batman (Pirate) | Batman (Justice League) | Batman (Tactical) | Batman (Rebirth) | Batman (Mighty Micros) (Black) | Batman (Knightmare) | Batman (Arkham Knight) | Batman (Sinestro Corps) | Batman of Zur-En-Arrh | Batwoman | Batzarro | Beast Boy | Bizarro | Bizarro (Mighty Micros) | Black Lightning | Black Manta | Black Manta (2018) | Blue Beetle | Brainiac | Brainiac (Mighty Micros) | Captain Boomerang | Captain Cold | Captain Cold (Mighty Micros) | Catwoman | Catwoman (Mighty Micros) | Catwoman (1966) | Cheetah | Colonel Hardy | Commissioner Gordon |
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| Cosmic Boy | Cyborg | Cyborg (Justice League) | Cyborg (Rebirth) | Darkseid | Deadshot | Deathstroke | Doomsday (Mighty Micros) | Faora | Firefly | Firestorm | Flash | Flash (Mighty Micros) | Flash (Justice League) | Flash (Rebirth) | Flash (Rebirth) (w/boots) | General Zod | Green Arrow | Green Arrow (Unhooded) | Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) | Hal Jordan (New 52) | Green Lantern (John Stewart) | Green Lantern (Jessica Cruz) | Harley Quinn | Harley Quinn (Superstar) | Harley Quinn (New 52) | Harley Quinn (Mighty Micros) | Hawkman | Joker | Joker (Inmate) | Joker (Gangster) | Joker (The Dark Knight) | Joker (Gangster) (w/out hat) | Joker (1966) | Joker (Mighty Micros) | Jor-El | Katana | Killer Croc | Killer Frost | Killer Moth | Killer Moth (Mighty Micros) | Krypto the Superdog | Lex Luthor | Lex Luthor (Warsuit) | Lex Luthor (Dawn of Justice) | Lex Luthor (New 52) | Lex Luthor (Superman Armor) | Lightning Lad | Lobo | Lois Lane | Lois Lane (Dawn of Justice) | Man-Bat | Martian Manhunter | Martian Manhunter (Classic) | Mera | Mr. Freeze | Mr. Freeze (1966) | Nightwing (New 52) | Nightwing (Classic Suit) | Nightwing (Mighty Micros) |
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| Ocean Master | OMAC | Penguin | Penguin (New 52) | Penguin (1966) | Plastic Man | Poison Ivy | Poison Ivy (Rebirth) | Ra's Al Ghul | Red Hood | Reverse Flash | Riddler | Riddler (Racing Suit) | Riddler (1966) | Robin (Dick Grayson) (New 52) | Robin (Dick Grayson) (Teen Titans) | Robin (Dick Grayson) (1966) | Robin (Jason Todd) | Robin (Tim Drake) | Robin (Tim Drake) (Hooded) | Robin (Tim Drake) (Scuba Suit) | Robin (Damian Wayne) | Scarecrow | Scarecrow (The Animated Series) | Shazam! | Shazam! (Rebirth) | Sinestro | Starfire | Steppenwolf | Steve Trevor | Superboy | Supergirl | Supergirl (Mighty Micros) | Superman | Superman (Man of Steel) | Superman (Man of Steel) (Black Zero) | Superman (Dawn of Justice) | Superman (Dawn of Justice) (w/boots) | Superman (Mighty Micros) | Superman (Justice League) | Talia Al Ghul | Talon | Tor-An | Trickster | Two-Face | Vixen (Amaya Jiwe) | Wonder Woman | Wonder Woman (New 52) | Wonder Woman (Dawn of Justice) | Wonder Woman (Mighty Micros) | Wonder Woman (2017) | Wonder Woman (God of War) | Wonder Woman (Rebirth) |
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| Bruce Wayne | Bruce Wayne (1966) | Clark Kent | Dick Grayson (1966) | Dr. Harleen Quinzel | Atlantean Guard | Farmer | Guard | Joker Henchman | Joker Henchman (2014) | Parademon (Yellow) | Parademon (Green) | Penguin Minion | Truck Driver | Two-Face Henchman (v1) | Two-Face Henchman (v2) |
Non-physical characters[]
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| Ace (Batman Beyond) | Adam Strange | Adam West | Alfred Pennyworth | Alfred (Rebirth) | Amanda Waller | Amanda Waller (Rebirth) | Ambush Bug | Anti-Monitor | Aqualad | Aquaman (Gladiator) | Ares (Rebirth) | Arkillo | Arsenal (Rebirth) | Asylum Inmate | Asylum Patient | Atom (Classic) | Atom (Ryan Choi) | Atomica | Atrocitus | Atrocitus (DC Super Villains) | Azrael | Azrael (Knightfall) | Bane (Venom-Powered) | Batcow | Batgirl (DC Super Heroes) | Batgirl (1966) | Batgirl (Rebirth) | Batman (Rainbow) | Batman (Green Lantern) | Batman (Brave and the Bold) | Batman (Detective Comics #27) | Batman (The Dark Knight Returns) | Batman (Gotham by Gaslight) | Batman (Vampire) | Batman (Zebra) | Batman (Joker Disguise) | Batman (Animated Series) | Batman Beyond | Bat-Mite | B'Dg | Big Barda | Bizarra | Bizarro (Rebirth) | Black Adam | Black Adam (New 52) | Black Canary | Black Canary (Rebirth) | Black Hand | Black Manta (Classic) | Black Mask | Bleez | Blight | Bonk | Booster Gold | Brainiac Minion | Brine King | Bronze Tiger | Bronze Tiger (Rebirth) | Calendar Man |
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| Canary | Captain Boomerang (DC Super Heroes) | Captain Boomerang (The Squad) | Captain Fear | Catwoman (New 52) | Catwoman (Rebirth) | Chang Tzu | Cheetah (New 52) | Cheetah (Robin Disguise) | Cheshire | Cheshire (Rebirth) | Clayface | Clayface (DC Super Villains) | Clayface (Big) | Clock King | Commissioner Gordon (Rebirth) | Composite Superman | Conan O'Brien | Condiment King | Condiment King (Mitchell Mayo) | Constantine | Copperhead | Count Vertigo | Creeper | Croc Henchman | Cyborg (DC Super Heroes) | Cyborg (Classic) | Cyborg Superman | Cyzarro | Darkseid (Classic) | Deadman | Deadshot (Classic) | Deadshot (New 52) | Deathstorm | Deathstroke (New 52) | Deathstroke (Rebirth) | Deathstroke (Justice League) | Desaad | Desaad (New 52) | Detective Bullock | Detective Chimp | Detective Chimp (Rebirth) | Dex-Starr (DC Super Villains) | Diana Prince | Doctor Fate | Doctor Fate (Rebirth) | Doctor Light | Doctor Poison | Doomsday |
Marvel[]
TV Shows & Cartoons[]
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| Aunt May | Beetle | Captain America | Captain America (Pilot Suit) | Captain America (Scuba Suit) | Captain America (Space Suit) | Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) | Captain Stacy | Carnage | Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) (Ultimate) | Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) (Lab Coat) | Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) (Classic) | Dr. Doom | Electro | Falcon | Ghost Rider | Green Goblin (Ultimate) | Green Goblin (Classic) | Hobgoblin | Hydra Henchman | Hyperion | Iron Fist | Iron Man (Mark 37) | Iron Man (Mark 39) | Iron Spider | J. Jonah Jameson | Kraven the Hunter | Mary Jane Watson | Miles Morales | M.O.D.O.K. | Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan) | Nick Fury | Nova | Power Man | Red Hulk | Red She-Hulk | Red Skull | Red Skull (Iron Skull) | Rhino | Sandman | Scarlet Spider | Scorpion | She-Hulk | S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent | Spider-Girl (Jessica Drew) | Spider-Man | Spider-Man (Symbiote) | Spider-Man (w/boots) | Super Adaptoid | Thanos | The Hulk (Minifigure) | The Hulk | Thor | Truck Driver | Venom | Vulture | White Tiger |
Comics & Others[]
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| Agent Coulson | Black Panther | Captain America (Bucky Barnes) | Captain America (Steve Rogers) | Captain America (Falcon) | Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) | Cyclops | Deadpool | Deadpool (Sheriff Deadpool) | Duckpool | Electro (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) | Goliath | Hawkeye | Iron Man (Invincible Armor) | Iron Man (Heroic Age) | Iron Venom | Justin Hammer (Detroit Steel) | Magneto | Magneto (Headmaster) | Mysterio | Phoenix | Full-Sand Being | Sentinel | Spider-Gwen | Spider-Girl | Spider-Ham | Spider-Man | Spider-Man Noir | Spider-Man 2099 | Spider-Man (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) | Spider-Woman | Storm | The Hulk | Wolverine | Wolverine (Alternative suit) |
Video Games[]
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| Black Widow (Marvel's Avengers Game) | Captain America (Marvel's Avengers Game) | Iron Man (Marvel's Avengers Game) | Iron Man (Marvel's Avengers Game Nanofigure) | Thor (Marvel's Avengers Game) |
MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe)[]
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| Hawkeye (Civil War) | Hawkeye (Nanofigure) | Hawkeye (Endgame) | Hela | Hydra Henchman | Hydro Man | Iron Legion Accomplice | Iron Man (Mark 1) | Iron Man (Mark 5) | Iron Man (Mark 6) | Iron Man (Mark 7) | Iron Man (Mark 17) | Iron Man (Mark 33) | Iron Man (Mark 38 “Igor”) | Iron Man (Mark 41 “Bones”) | Iron Man (Mark 42) | Iron Man (Mark 43) | Iron Man (Mark 43 Hulkbuster Mode) | Iron Man (Mark 44 “Hulkbuster”) | Iron Man (Mark 44 (2018)) | Iron Man (Mark 45) | Iron Man (Mark 46) | Iron Man (Mark 47) | Iron Man (Mark 48 Hulkbuster v2) | Iron Man (Mark 50) | Iron Man (Mark 85) | Iron Man (Endgame) | Iron Man (Nanofigure) | Iron Patriot | Loki | Loki (Ragnarok) | Mantis | Maria Hill | Maria Rambeau | Michelle Jones | Molten Man | Mysterio | Nakia | Nebula | Nebula (Vol. 2) | Nebula (Endgame) | Nick Fury | Nick Fury (NanoFigure) | Nick Fury (Young) | Nick Fury (Far From Home) | Nova Corps Officer | Okoye | Outriders | Outriders (Spikes) | Outriders (Claws) | Pepper Potts | Proxima Midnight | Peter Parker | Peter Quill | Peter Quill (Vol. 2) | Quicksilver | Rescue | Robber (Captain America Mask) | Robber (Hulk Mask) | Rocket Raccoon |
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| Rocket Raccoon (Ravenger suit) | Rocket Raccoon (Vol. 2) | Rocket Raccoon (Endgame) | Ronan the Accuser | Sakaaran Soldier | Sakaaran Guard | Scarlet Witch | Scarlet Witch (Civil War) | S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent (Nanofigure) | Shocker | Shuri | Spider-Man (Civil War) | Spider-Man | Spider-Man (Iron Spider) | Sub Ultron-Soldier | Sub Ultron-Officer | Talos | Taserface | Taskmaster (Antonia Dreykov) | Thanos | Thanos (Endgame) | The Ancient One | The Collector | The Hulk | The Hulk (Age of Ultron) | The Hulk ( Minifigure) | The Hulk ( Ragnarok) | The Hulk (Endgame) | The Mandarin | The Mandarin (Robeless) | Thor | Thor (Age of Ultron) | Thor (Sakaaran Battle) | Thor (Thor Ragnarok) | Thor (Infinity War) | Thor (Endgame) | Tony Stark | Tony Stark (Infinity War) | Ulysses Klaw | Ultron | Ultron Prime | Ultimate Ultron | Valkyrie | Vision | Vision (Civil War) | Vulture | War Machine | War Machine (Civil War) | War Machine (Infinity War) | War Machine (Endgame) | War Machine-Buster | Wasp | Winter Soldier | Winter Soldier (Civil War) | Winter Soldier (Infinity War) | Wong | Yelena Belova | Yellow Jacket | Yondu Udonta |
Non-physical characters[]
Other Merchandise[]
- LEGO Super Heroes Movie Maker (App for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod Touch (3rd and 4th Generations, and iPad))
- LEGO Super Heroes Shields
Media[]
TV Shorts[]
Video Games[]
| Image | # | Set | Number of pieces | Minifigures | Price | Release |
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 | LEGO | Batman 2: DC Super Heroes | $49.99 (Xbox 360 and PS3) / 39.99 (Wii, 3DS) / 29.99 (DS) / 19.99 (PC) / €49.99 (Xbox 360 and PS3) / 39.99 (Wii) / 29.99 (DS and PC) | |||
 | LEGO | Marvel Super Heroes | ||||
 | LEGO | Batman 3: Beyond Gotham | ||||
 | LEGO | Marvel's Avengers | ||||
 | LEGO | Marvel Super Heroes 2 | ||||
 | LEGO | DC Super-Villains |
Books[]
| Image | # | Set | Number of pieces | Minifigures | Price | Release |
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 | LEGO | Batman: The Visual Dictionary | Batman (Electro Suit) | $21.99 | September 3, 2012 | |
 | LEGO | Batman 2: DC Super Heroes: Prima Official Game Guide | June 19, 2012 | |||
| No image | LEGO | DC: Batman 8x8 1 | $3.99 | June 1, 2013 | ||
| No image | LEGO | DC: Batman 8x8 2 | $3.99 | June 1, 2013 | ||
| No image | LEGO | DC Superheroes: Comic Reader 1 | $3.99 | June 1, 2013 | ||
| No image | LEGO | DC Superheroes: Comic Reader 2 | $3.99 | June 1, 2013 |
Gallery[]
Videos[]
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