Do you remember the announced LEGO Star Wars magazine? early January by Panini Comics with which the publisher promised us an "exclusive" LEGO gift for each new issue.

The present in the first issue of this new magazine intended for the youngest will therefore be an X-Wing.

Not a UCS (obviously), not an X-Wing in format System (It makes sense), not a mini X-Wing (And why not?), It will be a microphone 23-piece X-Wing.

Without looking very far, we find the trace of a 23-piece X-Wing in the LEGO catalog: The one from the 2011 Advent calendar which was also the subject of a promotional offer at Toys R Us in spring 2014 .

And it is indeed a 23-piece micro vessel (downloadable assembly instructions at this address).

Nothing very exciting then, unless Panini gives us a collector's packaging (We can be reassured as we can ...) which will force complete collectors to get this microphone X Wing.

If Panini Comics has decided to recycle microphone-machins for future issues of this magazine, one should logically be able to obtain in the future a Ghost microphone, why not a Mini Jek-14 Starfighter or a Holocron Droid... Unless at Panini, they decided to bring us the microphone-machins from the LEGO Star Wars Advent calendars in the form of "exclusive" gifts ...

(seen on Star Wars Galaxy)

Here is something to please fans of the LEGO Star Wars range, young and old: Panini Comics officially announces the launch in July 2015 of a magazine focused on the LEGO Star Wars license, each issue of which will be accompanied by a free LEGO product. .

This magazine will obviously target a young audience, but after all, I'm not that old ...

Below is the publisher's official announcement:

 (via mintinbox.net)

It is really very quiet during this holiday period and the end of the year celebrations. To pass the time, you can always take a look at some of the minifigs in the LEGO Avengers: Age of Ultron range via the January LEGO Club Magazine US.

Black Widow changes her hairstyle, Hawkeye dyes her hair, Hulk is less flashy, etc ...

You can download the page above as well as the mini-comic which is published in the magazine in PDF format at this address or by clicking on the image above.

Note that the code "THOR" which should in principle allow you to unlock the rest of the comic online is not yet active on the LEGO Club website.

Does Uncle Scrooge have very knowledgeable informants themselves? If so, who are these people announcing the return of the Millennium Falcon for 2015? Or are they quite simply rumors noted on a forum on which desires are transformed into probability and then into reality according to the translations and copy paste ?

It is certainly anecdotal, but the readers of Scrooge Magazine who will take this information at face value are probably already hoping for the imminent arrival of a new version of the Millennium Falcon which will replace that of the set 10179 which is being traded at indecent prices in the LEGO catalog ....

Unless...

(Thanks to Starkiller2000 for the info and for the photo)

Seen in the latest LEGO Club Magazine, an insert presenting the different protagonists of the LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham video game with the bonus of a code allowing you to unlock "Batman from Planet X"aka Batman of Zur-En-Arrh whose the exclusive minifigure was distributed during the last San Diego Comic Con.

Note this code [ZWQPJD], it will be useful for you to activate the virtual version of the character as soon as the game is released on November 12th.

Below, the character of the day: Doctor Fate, telepath and visionary seen in several animated series (Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Justice League).

Another nice character who will be present in the game: Vic Sage aka The Question seen in many episodes of the animated series Justice League Unlimited (The minifigure of the game is based on the character present in the series):

And finally, Ra's al Ghul: