As expected, the LEGO DC set 76300 Batman: Arkham Asylum is now available on the official online store.

This large box of 2953 pieces is sold at the public price of €299,99 and was already available for pre-order since its official announcement and its contents allow you to assemble a Structure of Arkham Asylum measuring 25 x 25 cm and 32 cm high. You get 16 minifigs: Batman, Batwoman, Batwing, Robin, Mr. Freeze, The Riddler, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, Scarecrow, Harley Quinn, Bane, The Joker, The Penguin, Killer Croc and two security guards.

The interior of the building is accessible by removing the upper sections, it is necessary to stick 65 stickers that LEGO presents as an inexhaustible source ofeaster eggs and other references scattered throughout the construction and a prisoner transport van is also assembled.

No specific promotional product for the launch of this big box, you have to be content with the current offer which allows you to obtain a copy of the set 40769 SEGA Genesis Controller from €130 of purchases without range restriction.

This offer can also be combined with the one that allows you to obtain a copy of the promotional LEGO set during the same period. 40689 Firework Celebrations offered from €85 of purchase without restriction of range via a single-use code to be collected at this address.

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Today we quickly take a look at the 12 characters that make up the series of collectible minifigs that will be available from September 1, 2025 under the reference 71050 Across the Spider-Verse Collectible MinifiguresAs you probably already know, these 12 characters are all inspired by their respective appearances in the animated film. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse released in 2023. These are secondary characters who will undoubtedly find their audience among the most dedicated fans but who will leave cold all those who only watch the Marvel universe from afar outside of its most famous superheroes.

LEGO would have had difficulty fitting these different characters into sets based on the Marvel Cinematic Universe current or on the films of the different sagas which put Spider-Man in the spotlight, it would have been necessary to place these different characters in products directly inspired by the comics or in sets linked to the animated film of 2023. Grouping them in a series of minifigs to collect is therefore in my opinion the only possibility, it is a shame that these figurines are sold for €3.99 each.

It must be said that LEGO is putting all its know-how into this series of 12 characters and the manufacturer is not stingy with various new accessories, pad printing overflowing onto all surfaces and elements to serve the figurines delivered in the usual cardboard boxes.

A note on this subject: since the parts are thrown into cardboard packaging that is far from being airtight and without an intermediate plastic bag, they are unpacked rather dusty. Only soft plastic or fabric elements benefit from dedicated packaging.

The most discerning fans know that many other characters seen on screen, sometimes very briefly, are missing here, but LEGO has made its choice from the existing variants and we'll have to make do with that selection. No Spider-Cop, Bag-Man, or even Metro Spider-Man and Superior Spider-Man.

On another note, expect some of the characters in this series to quickly become in high demand and disappear from your toy store shelves. The version of Miles Morales available here, Spider-Man 2099 or even Spider-Gwen (Gwen Stacy) and Werewolf Spider-Man (Peter Parker) should, in my opinion, quickly find their audience.

With almost unusual generosity, LEGO provides us with alternative faces for characters who usually wear a mask with dedicated hair and often two facial expressions. This ultimately only creates an additional problem for anyone planning to display these figures in a Ribba frame; a duplicate purchase of the characters concerned is almost essential, given the possibility of displaying both variants.

I won't describe in detail what you can see with your own eyes in the photos I'm offering you, just know that most of the pad printing is correct except for the usual light areas printed on darker surfaces. There are also some print alignment issues, such as on the side of Spider-Gwen's feet or on Spider-Man India's thighs.

These photos of the "real" figurines should above all allow you to get a very precise idea of ​​what LEGO offers for €3.99 each, with a rendering that is often a little less optimistic in terms of finish compared to the extensively retouched official visuals put online by the manufacturer on its official store.

Miles Morales, for example, is duller in real life than the 3D renderings sold by LEGO, as is Sun-Spider's gaze. The alignment of the patterns on the front of the feet is sometimes a bit haphazard, like Peter Parker's with his baby carrier. The design of Cyborg Spider-Woman's legs has changed since the publication of the reference visual, with a very simplified pattern on the right thigh. Overall, the pad printing lines are coarser in real life than on the 3D renderings.

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Despite the few errors and other technical approximations noted, this series of 12 characters really breathes fresh air into a universe which at LEGO often makes do with the usual leading characters and their respective emblematic enemies.

Exploiting some of the multiple Spider-Man variations featured in the animated film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse released in 2023 is therefore in my opinion a really good idea even if it lacks some of the variants just as emblematic as those proposed here and the selection would therefore have largely deserved to be expanded.

I doubt, however, that LEGO will continue in the same vein with a possible second series of 12 variants, but I already salute the effort to offer us attractive figurines with a successful design which allow us to expand our collections often composed of too many variants of the usual Spider-Man.

€4 per figurine is still a bit expensive despite the presence of numerous accessories or new elements here, but we all know that it is possible to reduce the unit cost by opting for boxes of 36 characters, for example at Minifigure Maddness, which is currently offering a pre-order on a set of two boxes of 36 packages at an attractive price.

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Today we are quickly interested in the content of the LEGO Marvel set 76322 Avengers Endgame Thor vs. Chitauri, a box of 373 pieces available since August 1, 2025 at the retail price of €49,99.

I think we can see this product as a simple extension of the many other sets on the same theme already marketed, such as the set 76323 Avengers: Endgame Final Battle (€99,99) and considering it as such allows us not to expect too much. The casting of this box also complements that of the other reference marketed since May 1st without duplicates.

Thor, Rocket Raccoon and Iron Patriot are indeed absent from the set 76323 Avengers: Endgame Final Battle which allows for its part to obtain the other part of the casting with Captain America, Iron Man MK85, Ant-Man with his mech, Scarlet Witch, Doctor Strange, Iron Spider, Black Panther, Falcon and a Chitauri.

There is still a bit of fun to be had here with the well-distributed forces and the presence of a mech for Iron Patriot capable of taking on the Chitauri gorilla included in the box. LEGO has not been stingy with Stud Shooters with a bunch of these thing-launchers serving the gameplay. Special mention for the flying scooters ridden by the Chitauri, they are made up of only a few parts but I find them rather well done.

The Chitauri "gorilla" can take a multitude of poses via the many joints integrated into the figurine, but the much too basic look of the thing leaves in my opinion frankly something to be desired. The Iron Patriot mech is of the same ilk as those already available in other boxes with its clearly visible joints, its four fingers and its relatively simplistic design.

The piece of building land supplied in this box can be connected to the back of the set's base. 76323 Avengers: Endgame Final Battle, two clips are in fact available to accommodate the thing.

So we are here in the presence of a product which will probably not go down in history, but this extension of a more global set sold at a high price should find its audience among those who regretted the absence of the three characters provided here in the set. 76323 Avengers: Endgame Final BattleBeing able to expand the very compact initial diorama is perhaps good news for some fans, tastes and colors are not discussed.

In terms of figurines, we get here the minifigs of Thor, Rocket Raccoon and Iron Patriot in MK2 version with four bonus Chitauri warriors.

The Thor figure is also included in the set. 76313 Marvel Logo & Minifigures (€99,99) but with the soft plastic cape that was included in the set for the first time 76289 Thor vs Surtur Construction Figure (29,99 €).

Rocket Raccoon's torso is new, the character's head is the one delivered in several sets since 2021. Iron Patriot's torso is also new, it is placed on the legs already used for the MK1 version of the character in the set 76315 Iron Man's Laboratory: Hall of Armor (54,99 €).

The four Chitauri warriors are identical; they've existed in this form since 2021 and make regular appearances in Avengers merchandise. Too bad about the neutral legs, as the rest is pretty good.

This deluxe Marvel-themed "Battle Pack" is probably not the ultimate toy, but it aims to expand an existing diorama that LEGO deliberately removed from part of the cast to give itself the opportunity to complete it by requiring its customers to pay again.

It's smart, it's good business, and it's extra margin. We'll wait wisely for the price of this box to drop somewhere other than LEGO before buying it; in my opinion, there aren't any here for €50. This product is already regularly available for €10 less at Amazon:

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Today we are very quickly interested in the content of the LEGO Marvel set 76319 Captain America vs. Thanos, a small box of 107 pieces stamped 4+ available since August 1, 2025 at the public price of €34,99. This is not a mistake, this is indeed the public price of this box.

As you probably already know, the 4+ range products ensure a smooth transition for younger children between the DUPLO universe and the manufacturer's "classic" System range. Those who buy DUPLO products for their children because they are convinced they are offering them the best in educational toys that will turn their offspring into future astronauts are already used to paying a high price for them, and the pricing positioning of the 4+ range products will probably not surprise them that much.

With 107 pieces in the box, it's no miracle that you still get some reasonably large builds: these products use meta-pieces that serve as a starting point for the various builds and help simplify the assembly process, allowing you to quickly get something to have a bit of fun with.

This is obviously the case here with a very symbolic Quinjet that makes do with a handful of large elements to achieve the final result. The rest is in keeping with the micro-thing in the shape of a flying glove for Thanos and a piece of rock.

There are no stickers in this box, so all the patterned elements are pad-printed. Overall, the product is very rough in terms of finish, but it offers plenty of opportunities to quickly play with the different constructions, and younger children will undoubtedly find something to their liking. However, one might wonder how a four-year-old child knows Captain America and Thanos unless their parents have allowed (or forced) them to watch the various content available at the cinema or on streaming platforms.

For those wondering, the two yellow projectiles installed in the Quinjet's cannons are a new feature for 2025. They are currently included in this box as well as in the LEGO Marvel sets. 11200 Spidey and Gobby's Raptor Battle at Tree House HQ (€54,99) and LEGO NINJAGO 71840 Rogue vs. Drix Race Car Duel (19,99 €).

As for the figure set, we get two minifigs here: Captain America and Thanos. Captain America's torso is new in this form, which is still something even if the figure has to make do with neutral legs. The Thanos minifig is the one seen in the set 76312 The Hulk Truck vs. Thanos (€29,99), plus the helmet and minus the shoulder pads.

Anyway, here's another box that we'll buy for the very decent Captain America minifigure and throw the rest in the kid's toy box. This product is already a few euros cheaper at Amazon, by the way, so that's always something:

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Today we take a quick tour of the content of the LEGO Marvel set 76317 Peter Parker's Apartment, a box of 394 pieces available since August 1, 2025 from LEGO at a public price of €49,99. Like the LEGO Marvel set 76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp, this box aims to stage an urban environment within which the action of the proposed product takes place.

Here we're offered the chance to assemble Peter Parker's apartment in a relatively simplistic version, but rich in various references to the young man's universe. The interior spaces, easily accessible from the back of the building, are vaguely furnished, a few stickers add a bit of spice to the layout, and there's even a feature for partially destroying the building via a button to push. Nothing crazy, but it's pretty well executed for a set of less than 400 pieces.

It is also possible to combine the building from this box with those from the other product to flesh out the diorama a little, but here it lacks the bit of sidewalk that would have allowed for perfect continuity between the constructions. Too bad for the visual cohesion of the overall playset, we wonder how LEGO could have missed a simple idea that could have given a little meaning to these products that don't offer much and which ultimately only have the merit of being able to be associated with each other.

The product also allows for two additional constructions that only have the merit of serving the playability: a "spider robot" controlled by Mary Jane via a controller and the Hobgoblin's glider. Both machines are detailed and functional enough for younger children to have a little fun.

A good point for the graphic design of the stickers in the Marvel range, I find the visuals always very successful and well in the spirit of the conversion to LEGO sauce of various and varied references. I specify it because it is not always the case depending on the ranges and their assigned graphic designers. You will have noted the reference to the Oscorp building of the set 76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp on one of the stickers.

As for the figure offerings, we get four minifigs here: Spider-Man, Mary Jane, Hobgolin, and Anti-Venom. We shouldn't expect much new here: Spider-Man's torso has existed in this form with his pad-printed arms since 2021, too bad for the neutral legs.

Mary Jane Watson's torso is also that of Yaz Fadoula in the LEGO Jurassic World range, the character's head was also used for Pepper Potts, Hermione Granger, Maisie Lockwood and Yelena Belova and we also get a copy of the red hair of Poison Ivy and Jean Grey.

Mary Jane in my opinion deserved to be treated with a little more respect, reusing elements originally produced for other characters in other ranges is frankly too lazy a solution for my taste.

The major characters in each of the universes exploited by LEGO should be entitled to their respective new and personalized elements, at least at the level of the torsos and legs. Regarding the heads, I am torn about the possibility of being able to reuse the same head for several characters, these LEGO-style faces being often very generic, but here too I would like to see more often elements dedicated to each of the figurines rather than the same piece for an entire series of minifigs.

Anti-Venom was also delivered in this form in the set 76308 Spider-Man Mech vs. Anti-Venom (€14,99) and we only have Hobgoblin aka the Super-Jester left in this box, which is truly new. Fortunately, the figurine is magnificent and even benefits from a superb cape made of soft plastic, perfectly matching the material of the hood. The use of plastic for the cape is really at the service of the figurine here, with a perfect continuity of the outfit; a soft fabric accessory would not have produced the same visual effect.

This little box that we will end up finding elsewhere for less than at LEGO will not revolutionize the genre, it recycles some characters and other elements already seen elsewhere but it offers a little playability and the possibility of vaguely associating it with the contents of the set 76324 Spider-Man vs. Oscorp to get a more substantial overall diorama is always good to take.

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