LEGO Marvel and DC summer set prices unveiled
New online listings might be giving us our first look at the prices of upcoming Marvel and DC Super Heroes LEGO sets for spring and summer 2021.
It is expected that the LEGO Group will once again be visiting the worlds of Marvel and DC’s many superheroes later this year, and an online retailer’s listings suggest a minimum of 13 sets will be coming, between the rival themes.
Unfortunately, all the listed models on Canadian retailerRenaud-Bray have been named under the same collection of ‘LEGOsuper hero’. This means that from the below list of apparent future releases (with prices in Candian dollars), we don’t know which franchise each set belongs to just yet:
76196 – $49.99, September
76186 – $24.99, August
76189 – $14.99, August
76190 – $49.99, August
76191 – $99.99, August
76192 – $99.99, August
76193 – $189.99, August
76194 – $49.99, August
76176 – $39.99, April
76177 – $49.99, April
76180 – $39.99, April
76182 – $79.99, April
76189 – $79.99, April
A few of those set numbers seem to correspond with a previous rumour that suggested some future Marvel sets may be revisiting older movies, potentially revealing the release for those as August, if the rumour turns out to be true. Furthermore, 76182 was the rumoured set number for a LEGO Batman Cowl set, but as with everything discussed here nothing is confirmed until the LEGO Group officially announces it.
While we may not know the finer details of these supposed sets, each of the already-revealed Eternals models are also listed on Renaud-Bray with placeholder labels and an included release date of October, which lines up with the movie’s new launch date of November 5.
We’ll update you if there’s any other information regarding future LEGO Marvel and DC sets as there are at least a few on the horizon with 76199 Carnage and the Eternals models.
To support the work ofBrick Fanatics, please buy yourLEGOsets fromLEGO.comusing ouraffiliate links.
Author Profile
- LEGO has been a part of my life ever since I was young. It all started when my brother passed down 7657 AT-ST to me. It’s guided me through my early years, through school and eventually through my degree in journalism. I still have all my collection proudly on display, including my many NINJAGO sets, my favourite of all the LEGO Group’s themes. Outside of Brick Fanatics I am an avid gamer and enjoy a good game of Dungeons & Dragons.
Latest entries
