From the 24th July, you’ll be able to find the LEGO booth at position 2829, opposite the Star Wars and Marvel booths. Along with their stand LEGO will be hosting many panels about Ninjago: Dragons Rising and LEGO Masters. That’s not all, we can expect some LEGO reveals and news to drop too, including our first official look at the upcoming LEGO Dungeons & Dragons CMF. Sadly there aren’t any SDCC exclusive LEGO sets this year.

The San Diego Comic-Con 2024 begins 24th July.

Official details:

LEGO Masters: Back Behind the Brick

Friday, July 26, 2024 4:30pm – 5:30pm PDT

Go behind the scenes and get a sneak peek at the exciting developments from around the world in TV’s greatest building competition, LEGO Masters! Brickmaster Jamie and former LEGO Masters winners are here to share all the tips, tricks, and secrets to becoming a LEGO master. You’ll get an update on LEGO Masters season 5, the upcoming LEGO Masters Holiday Celebrity Bricktacular! Featuring Jaime Berard (LEGO design lead/brickmaster), Brent Benedetti (LEGO/exec producer), Robert May (LEGO/exec producer), Michael Heyerman (SVP Unscripted Endemol Shine), Pip Wells (executive producer), and others. Get ready to get your brick on!

Marvel Studios at Hall H

Saturday, July 27, 2024 6:00pm – 7:00pm PDT

Marvel Studios president and producer Kevin Feige and special guests provide an inside look at the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Dungeons & Dragons

Hasbro Booth

Come visit Booth #3213 on the exhibit hall floor to check out upcoming releases on display, including Quests from the Infinite Staircase and The Making of Original Dungeons & Dragons: 1970-1977. In addition, we’ll have several great recent releases and show exclusives on display from partners such as Royal Mail, Super7, WizKids, and LEGO!

They have partnered with Blockbuster Video to recreate a video shop-like experience but aptly renamed it to Brickbuster. The Space is filled with LEGO goodies including some of the recently revealed Star Wars, Marvel and Sonic the Hedgehog sets. Also on show are large-scale models, experiences and select activities including a Build-A-Minifigure station complete with an exclusive Blockbuster torso.

Unfortunately there aren’t any Comic-Con exclusives which is a shame as those tend to be really popular.

Check out the stand images below:

Official details:

The LEGO Group Opens LEGO® Brickbuster Video at San Diego Comic-Con

Booth #2829 gives attendees a nostalgic, playful LEGO® experience from July 20 – July 23

As 2023 San Diego Comic-Con kicks off, the LEGO Group, in collaboration with DISH and Blockbuster® Video, unveils LEGO® Brickbuster Video, an unforgettable experience marrying the worlds of entertainment, nostalgia and play for all. Fans can expect an action-packed agenda of playful experiences, photo opportunities, product reveals, branded panels, and show-only opportunities from Thursday through Sunday.

“We always aim to provide an unforgettable fan experience at San Diego Comic-Con. There was a time where you could find your favorite movies, video games, and TV shows all under one magical roof at the local Blockbuster, so we knew the retro video store could help unify all the exciting LEGO play worlds we offer,” said Maddie Boushie, senior brand manager at the LEGO Group. “Our LEGO Brickbuster Video experience houses beloved entertainment and video gaming properties together with new LEGO building sets and hands-on building activities, offering fans a chance to unlock their imaginations and inspire their next playful adventure.”

Explore LEGO Brickbuster Video at Comic-Con

Fans will be eager to enter the creative universe that is LEGO Brickbuster Video and explore all the brick-built details. Activities include:

• An immersive retro video store experience, including beloved properties, interactive fun and gaming kiosks
• More than 50 LEGO building sets displayed: NEW LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog, NEW LEGO DreamZzz, LEGO Ninjago®, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO MARVEL and LEGO Super Mario, plus a few other cameos
• Hands-on family LEGO building opportunity to build custom creations for the iconic “New Releases” wall
• Con-wide scavenger hunt featuring familiar clamshell VHS cases for fans to find and return, with prizes redeemable via the “Brick Drop” at the LEGO Brickbuster Video info desk
• LEGO Store pop-up with opportunities to purchase select LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog, LEGO MARVEL, LEGO Star Wars, and LEGO Super Mario sets before their street date, plus a variety of other fan favorite LEGO sets
• Surprise giveaways including LEGO Brickbuster Video Membership Cards and exclusive pins
• Free Build Your Own Minifigure experience with a limited-edition LEGO Brickbuster Video themed torso. Guests (18+) are required to register to gain access using a digital queue system. Registered guests may bring up to two children to participate in the experience
• Daily signings featuring the cast of LEGO DREAMZzz (Thursday 12 p.m.), LEGO Masters judge Amy Corbett and Season 3 winner Stacey Roy (Friday 12 p.m.), and the LEGO Ninjago cast (Saturday 1:30 p.m.).

New ‘movie standee-style’ life-size LEGO® brick models

LEGO Brickbuster Video features several step-in photo opps with a brand-new style of life-size LEGO builds that resemble classic cardboard standees used to promote new films in movie theater lobbies. Figures include a new Captain America Minifigure that changes daily and standees featuring the LEGO Star Wars Endor Speed Chase scene, inspired by the LEGO diorama building set. Design Manager Pete Donner will be available to discuss how he created these photo moments in a Q&A session on Friday 5:30 – 6 p.m. Additionally, a 4.5ft tall 3D LEGO sculpture of Sonic the Hedgehog debuts at the show.

Explore the Galaxy with new LEGO Star Wars sets

Three new sets joining the LEGO Star Wars collection will be displayed. Tied to the upcoming Star Wars series Star Wars: Ahsoka, the LEGO Group adds the Ahsoka Tano’s T-6 Jedi Shuttle building set, and the New Republic E-Wing and vs. Shin Hati’s Starfighter building sets. Additionally, a brick-built display model of everyone’s favorite Wookiee, Chewbacca, gives adults a one-of-a-kind build and display opportunity. Fans can pre-order these ahead of their release date of September 1st by visiting LEGO.com.

Panel events

LEGO Group will host two panels. On Thursday from 10:30 – 11:30 a.m.: I had a DreamZzz last night about Ninjago, Room: 6BCF and on Friday 4 – 5 p.m.: LEGO® Masters: Behind the Brick, Room: 25ABC.

Marvel have revealed their plans on the future of the MCU, all the way up to Phase 6, which includes a ton of movies and even more TV shows, brought to us by Disney+. But does this also mean we’ll be getting LEGO Marvel sets based on these outings over the next few years?

Firstly, the movie to end Phase 4 is due out this November with Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, we know already there will be LEGO sets based on this. 

In the animation front we have some awesome additions coming, with Spider-Man: Freshman Year introducing some known and unknown villains such as Butane the Pyromaniac, Chameleon, Dr. Octavius, Speed Demon, and Scorpion, also making an appearance are Harry Osborn and Amadeus Cho. 

This next one is a personal favourite of mine, What If…? season 2 will pluck a selection of new scenarios and characters and drop them in new situations and ask the question, What If…?. It has also been said that some of the previous Heroes and Villains will be returning in the form of  Captain Carter, Steve Rogers as Iron Man, Black Widow, Thor Ragnarok’s Hela, Young Star-Lord and Ego, The Scarlet Witch, and Mandarin. This season is going to be epic! 

Lastly, X-Men ’97 has been revealed and the new series will feature most of the original characters including Rogue, Beast, Gambit, Jean Grey, Wolverine, Storm, Jubilee, and Cyclops but are now lead by Magneto. Other characters that will also be in the show are Cable, Bishop, Forge, Morph, Nightcrawler, Mr. Sinister, Bolivar Trask and the Hellfire Club with Emma Frost and Sebastian Shaw.

All of the above are open to becoming sets and probably most importantly Minifigures. With the rumour of a second LEGO Marvel CMF coming we can only that some of this awesome characters will make it into the mix.

Movies and live action TV shows on the other hand offer even more to be excited about with potential LEGO sets and Minifigures, with Kang the Conqueror, an updated Blade, and so many more.

A lot will be releasing starting February 2023, including:

• Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania (February 17, 2023)
• Secret Invasion (Spring 2023)
• Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3 (May 5, 2023)
• Echo (Summer 2023)
• Loki Season 2 (Summer 2023)
• The Marvels (July 28, 2023)
• Blade (November 3, 2023)
• Ironheart (Fall 2023)
• Agatha: Coven of Chaos (Winter 2023)
• Daredevil: Born Again (Spring 2024)
• Captain America: New World Order (May 3, 2024)
• Thunderbolts (July 26, 2024)

When it comes to Phase 6, which starts November 2024 with the likes of a Fantastic Four movie coming 8th November 2024, ending with two Avengers movies, Avengers: The Kang Dynasty 2nd May 2025 and Avengers: Secret Wars 7th November 2025.

The news of Fantastic Four alone is enough to get any LEGO fans imagination running, but to have the entire lineup from the two Avengers movies as potential sets and Minifigures is incredible and I personally cannot wait to see what LEGO produce.

The final Avengers movie, Secret Wars, was a comic-crossover miniseries from 2015 and involves the destruction of the Marvel Universe with all Universes combining to fight each other on Battleworld. Although a ton of characters are killed off, we expect the MCU to go the same way.

Also coming in Phase 6 are eight more TV shows and a plethora of Movies that have yet to be revealed, again leading to massive potential of what LEGO can do. We do know that Phases 4 through to 6 will be named the Multiverse Saga.

What do you want to see from LEGO come out of all these announcements, bigger sets, more CMFs? Let us know via the comments below.

Located at the Nintendo booth, the 14ft tall Mighty Bowser figure, complete with moving parts and sound effects, will be the latest in a line of massive builds containing a staggering 700,000 bricks. 

Something of this size just doesn’t happen, it took a team of LEGO Master Builders a whopping 3,290 hours to build this impressive life-sized version of Bowser, inspired by the upcoming set which contains a slight smaller version.

If you attend SDCC 2022 please do check out this incredible feat of LEGO engineering and take a few snaps, we’d love to see it!

Introducing the king-sized version of LEGO Super Mario The Mighty Bowser – a massive build like never before: a fully animated 663,900 pieces, taking over San Diego Comic-Con 21-24th of July. pic.twitter.com/nzbU9Ls7Gr

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) July 18, 2022

With the publication of the exhibitor list and floor plan we can 100% confirm that LEGO will be there at this year’s Comic-Con. We will hopefully also see the return of SDCC exclusive minifigures and sets!

San Diego Comic-Con 2022 kicks off 20th July, we expect to see signs of the exclusive LEGO goodies revealed soon.

Today sees two more being added to that list, first spotted on the  LEGO Instructions app of all places.

Both sets were again set to be released during this year’s San Diego and New York Comic-Cons.

The first one follows in the same suit as the previous Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel sets, small display style pieces with 2 or 3 Minifigures. Taskmaster’s Ambush (77907) consists of 230 pieces. It features Taskmaster’s ATV and Minifigures of Black Widow, Red Guardian and Taskmaster himself.

The second set is a miniature  frigate from Star Wars. Nebulon-B (77904) consists of 459 pieces and is mounted on a small display plinth. It comes complete with an Empire Strikes Back 40th Anniversary plaque.

There isn’t any news yet on where and when these will be available, but just like the previous two exclusives we presume North America only, which is a shame for the rest of the World wanting to add these to their collections.