Build a LEGO comic book and build a minifigure at San Diego Comic Con 2019

The LEGO Group has announced two activities that will be taking place at San Diego Comic Con 2019.

Fans visiting the LEGO booth at San Diego Comic Con will be able to take part in the LEGO Comic Creation Stations and LEGO Brick Boxes at San Diego Comic Con 2019.

The first interactive activity is the LEGO Comic Creation Stations, that allow fans to design a digital custom minifigure, pick a theme then answer a few questions. Before long, a physical comic book will be printed featuring the custom minifigure as a unique souvenir from the event.

As for the other activity, that is more confusing. It is titled ‘LEGO Brick Boxes – Capture Custom Minifigure – Capture Custom Minifigure in Brick-Built Dioramas’. According to the LEGO Group, fans will be able to build a custom minifigure then ‘capture custom content” in 18 minifigure scale art installations built from LEGO elements, featuring various worlds including Star Wars, Marvel and DC.

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“For years we’ve been helping fans celebrate their passion for the characters, vehicles and worlds of the biggest pop culture and entertainment properties through LEGO bricks and minifigures,” said Amanda Madore, LEGO Senior Brand Relations Manager “We’re excited to debut interactive experiences that let Comic-Con attendees further personalize those passions as well as to connect socially with fans around the world who aren’t able to make it to the show floor.”

Here is a round-up of the daily LEGO acvtivity taking place at San Diego Comic Con 2019.

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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