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 Green Goblin and his cool Glider.

The torso features a nice design of tatty & torn clothing, very reminiscent of the character. The legs are unfortunately plain purple and void of any prints at all, which is a shame as for Minifigure collectors this would have been very sought-after. The hat & ear mould makes a nice comeback here and one I’m happy about, this is a Minifigure I have yet to add to my personal collection, until now of course. 

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Sadly this isn’t an exclusive Minifigure as you can grab it in the LEGO Spider-Man & Green Goblin Mech Battle (76219) set, although for considerably more money. The price of £4.75 for this magazine makes this Minifigure very affordable compared, one to definitely pickup if you can.

We also get a brick-built Glider, it features some nice parts that will no doubt go into my spares for future MOCs. The ‘wings‘ can be are a nice element not usually seen in this colour so that’s a part to get excited about. It’s a fun little build and a welcomed addition to the LEGO Spider-Man 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 Spider-Man Magazine Issue 4 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!