LEGO Collectible Minifigures 71026 DC Comics series revealed
Batman, Super Man and Wonder Woman are coming to the LEGO Collectible Minifigures theme in the new DC Comics series that has now been revealed.
Rumoured back in September, the first LEGO Collectible Minifigures series for 2020 will be DC. A total of 16 characters from across the comic books will be featured in the wave of minifigures, including Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman along with more obscure inclusions.
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Here are the 16 characters pictured, who fans will be able to collect in a few short weeks:
Bat-Mite
Jay Garrick Flash
Metamorpho
Stargirl
The Joker
Rebirth Superman
Batman First Appearance
Classic Cheetah
Teen Titans Bumblebee
1966 Wonder Woman
Mr. Miracle
Aquaman
Teen Titans Cyborg
Simon Baz Green Lantern
Classic Sinestro
Huntress
The LEGO Collectible Minifigures DC Series is expected to launch in January, ahead of a regular series and a rumoured Harry Potter series. In the USA, the Collectible Minifigures are expected to be getting a price increase.
In an unusual move, LEGO.com has started selling full boxes of Collectible Minifigures – 71025 Series 19 and 71024 Disney Series 2 are both available to order this way, making life much easier for those who want to just have a full set and don’t mind plenty of spare parts.
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