LEGO DC is returning in 2025 with at least a handful of sets. Included in the lineup is Superman Vs Lex Luthor, Batman Vs Mr Freeze and a new Tumbler. Unfortunately availability and prices haven’t been confirmed yet but we should see that nearer the suspected release window. Check out the images below and share your thoughts in the comments section. Will you be picking any of these sets up next year? Which one most takes your fancy? Let us know below.

Batman & Batmobile vs. Mr. Freeze (76301):

Superman Mech vs. Lex Luthor (76302):

Batman Tumbler vs. Two-Face & The Joker (76303):

Today, 21st September, is know as Batman Day, also added into the mix is this year also marks 85 years since Batman’s debut. From the early days of the Caped Crusader to the more recent Dark Knight, Batman has spanned many decades and is a favourite among fans. There have been countless LEGO sets over the years too with some very iconic buildings and vehicles getting the brick-built treatment. There are some pretty impressive sets available now too such as the Batman The Animated Series Art set, Batman 1989 Shadowbox, Batmobile Tumbler and more. Until 23rd September you can bag yourself double and triple points on selected LEGO Batman sets. 

Visit the LEGO store, or online, and peruse the many Batman sets on offer, a handful are pictured below. Have a Happy Batman Day!

The small but mighty set features the 1992 version of Batman and a gargoyle display stand. What’s great about this polybag is that it comes with an amazing Minifigure along with a rubber cape and cowl. You can bag this polybag free when you spend £35 ($/€40) or more on LEGO Batman sets, this also includes the Classic Batmobile (76328) set which is currently available to pre-order.

If you haven’t seen the set before them check out the images below and share your thoughts on it via the comments section.

Alternatively you can save yourself some money and purchase this polybag and others from BrickABracUK, the UK’s leading and most affordable independent LEGO retailer.

We’ve compiled all the weeks articles into this weekly roundup to keep you up-to-date and help digest the goings-on within the LEGO World. From the official reveal of the upcoming LEGO Pharrell Williams Over the Moon (10391) set and new LEGO DREAMZzz episodes hitting streaming services. Also dropping this week was news of a second LEGO retail store coming to Bristol Cribbs Mall and many new BaM (build a minifigure) characters. A lot more happened during the week so why not take a look at our recap below.

LEGO Harry Potter Collection Remaster Announced!

LEGO To Open Second Store In Bristol!

New LEGO DreamZzz Episodes Coming Soon!

LEGO Ideas The Nightmare Before Christmas (21351) Insiders Early Access!

Mr Bean And Teddy Now Available At Minifigs.me!

LEGO Star Wars Magazine Issue 113 Pre-order Available!

35 Projects In The Second 2024 LEGO Ideas Review!

Get Ready To Pre-Order Your Favorite Series 3 Sets!

LEGO Monkey Palace Board Game Release Date Revealed!

LEGO Batman: The Classic TV Series Batmobile (76328) Officially Revealed!

LEGO Over the Moon with Pharrell Williams (10391) Officially Announced!

LEGO Pixar BrickToons Now Available To Watch On Disney+

LEGO Discover Technic Magazine Issue 2 Out Now!

LEGO Batman & Minecraft 3-in-1 Gift Sets On Sale At Walmart!

New Figs On The Block – Halloween 2024!

The LEGO Ideas Disney Pixar Luxo Jr. Lamp Given Green Light!

LEGO Fortnite Lost Isles Update And More Confirmed!

New Figs On The Block – DREAMZzz Characters 2024!

LEGO NINJAGO Adventure Atlas By DK Books Coming Next Year!

LEGO Ideas Feature: The Last Starfighter By TheBrickBang

The set comprises of 1,822 pieces and will be listed at £129.99 once released. The set features the classic 1966 Batmobile used by the late great Adam West, it also comes complete with a Minifigure of the Cape Crusader. Slated for an October release, the set will be a Smyths Toys Superstores exclusive, along with being available at LEGO stores and LEGO.com.

Share your thoughts on it down in the comments, we personally love the look of this and have fond memories or classic Batman and his Batmobile.

The most notable and possibly the only set to consider is the Batman: The Animated Series Batmobile despite the controversy regarding its coloring. Should it be black or dark blue? There’s also good news for those that missed out on the LEGO Bat-Pod (5004590) from 2015, 2019, or 2023, there is a new Bat-Pod in the scene, check out all the images below.

Pre-orders are available from today in selected regions. Let us know what you think of the sets via the comments section below.

Batman Mech Armor (76270):

The Batcave with Batman, Batgirl and The Joker (76272):

Batman Construction Figure and the Bat-Pod Bike (76273):

Batman with the Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn and Mr. Freeze (76274):

Minifigure information:

• Name: Batzarro
• Number: SH163
• Released: 2015
• Sets: 1, LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs Bizarro League (DVD)
• Parts: 5 (including ripped cape)
• Accessories: 0
• Current Value: New: £11.10 / Used: £8.56

My rating: 9.0

All information from BRICKSET.COM and correct at time of posting. 

So let’s get into it and see what this 357 piece set is all about.

The Box & Contents:

The box itself looks great and filled with action, the Batwing is swooping down to try and hit the Joker. On the front you’ll find the usual information including the set name and number along with the two Minifigures found inside.

On the reverse you’ll see an epic shot of the Batwing compassing the Moon, just like on the larger versions box. Also crammed onto the small box are the very few play features, which include the two mounted stud shooter guns and the opening canopy.

Inside the box you’ll find 4 numbered bags and small sticker sheet and of course the instructions. Nothing special to mention here, just the usual LEGO box contents. The build, as always, is where the fun begins!

The Build:

Starting off with bag 1, the vehicles base is made. Building up the structure with plates and tiles to make it sturdy, also added here are a couple of control panels and a dash board, these are stickers.

Bags 2 and 3 are essentially the same, making the wing sections. Both build sequences are the same just mirrored so you get a feel from the first wing where the parts go and in what order.

The way the Designers have created the curves is great and only by using curved plates and tiles, no SNOT (studs not on top) here. This allows the whole thing to be slightly thinner and not feel chunky at all, which is great for both playing with and displaying.

The final bag obviously finishes it off by adding the bulk of the body along with the canopy and weapons. Again the shape is aesthetically pleasing and you can instantly see what vehicle it is, the Batwing is such an underrated yet iconic vehicle in the World of Batman.

The section just behind the canopy is done in an interesting way, using the relatively new part called Plate with Vertical tile. This allows the use of a sloped plate to be attached to both sides of that part, you can see it in the photo below to create the ‘ears‘ of the Batwing.

Other nice touches are the tiles & plates that finish off the surface area, I like when LEGO take the time to do this as it polishes the set of nicely.

The underside of the Batwing hasn’t been forgotten either and has been made stronger by adding additional plates and inverted circular tiles. From the photo below  you can see thilese parts and more in action, holding together and reenforcing the whole vehicle. With lots of open stud sockets you’ll easily find a way to fashion a hanging mechanism and display it on your fall.

The back of the Batwing looks smart too with risk many pointy bits and angles. Again I love the way it looks, capturing the shape of a Bat and it’s wings spread. You need to build this set yourself to really appreciate what goes into it, from the base and body to the curves of the wings, it’s truly a great little build!

The Minifigures:

There are two Minifigures included in the small set, Batman and the Joker.

Starting with Batman, as one should, the first thing that stands out is the Cowl, his helmet. This new element is dual-moulded and comes with the white eyes already inside. The is a very cool addition and one of the cheaper ways to get it and this new Minifigure too. The Cowl is found in multiple newer sets, whilst the Minifigure as a while is only in this and one other set.

The Joker is a total exclusive to this set and can’t be found anywhere else.

Being based on the 1989 Batman movie, it’s safe to say that this Joker Minifigure is inspired by Jack Nicholson. Sporting his iconic purple suit and trilby, fans can instantly tell who this Minifigure is and based upon.

Overall the LEGO Batwing: Batman Vs The Joker (76265) set is a great little build and a wonderful way to get younger LEGO fans into the hobby whilst pleasing the older fans at the same time.

We’ve had many smaller Batwings over the years but this one seems just that little more sophisticated and targeted, as mentioned above, for new and experienced fans, especially ones that remember the 1989 Batman movie. I’m looking most forward to displaying this on my wall!

Thank you for reading our review, please leave any comments or questions you have below in the commebrs section. What would you like to see us build next? Let us know!

From 21st to 28th July you and the family will be able to enjoy these fun and action packed movies on the big screen. Thanks to selected Vue cinemas across the UK, the LEGO Movie, LEGO Batman Movie and LEGO Movie 2. The LEGO Batman Movie will return to select Vue cinemas from 4th August once day at a select time. 

Visit the Vue website for more details and to book tickets.

The magazine itself follows suit with all its predecessors, with a ton of puzzles and activities, such as dice based games, mazes and word games. These are great fun for the intended younger fans, offering up a fun yet somewhat educational experience.

The double-sided poster as usual features great artwork and worthy of hanging onto for LEGO room decoration. Also the Comic-strip stories are great fun to read especially with young fans, they often feature characters that are included as freebies with each magazine Issue, this time around we get Batman and a Jet vehicle. The torso features the usual design which is mainly black with hints of grey and of course the yellow Batman logo. Unfortunately the legs are plain black, this could have been a great opportunity to add some printing and really make this Minifigure unique and special.

We also get a brick-built Jet vehicle, it features some nice parts that will no doubt go into my spares for future MOCs. The wings can be folded out or closed depending on the speed Batman is going, I presume. It’s a fun little build and a welcomed addition to the LEGO Batman collection.

Below are a handful of pages to showcase what these style of publications offer, also a better look at the Minifigure and vehicle included:

LEGO Batman Special Edition Magazine Issue 26 can be picked up from most good newsagents and supermarkets, such as WHSmith, ASDA, Tesco and Sainsbury’s, to mention a few. If you can’t get to a store please don’t fret, they’re available online via a subscription service, they get delivered to your door!