Friends superhero minifig collectors, I wish you an excellent start to the week with the opening of the Superboy minifigure hunt (exclusive for now) ...

The above set, LEGO reference 5004076, is offered by the American brand Target to its customers who buy for at least $ 49 in a selection of LEGO products. This pack of four new and exclusive until further notice minifigs can also be purchased for the low price of $ 15.

In the box: A Ninjago minifig: Lloyd Green Ninja DX (Dragon Extreme), a Legends of Chima minifig (CHI Fire Lavertus), a City minifig (Swamp Ranger) and a DC Comics Super Heroes minifig (Superboy).

These four minifigs are delivered with a support identical to that present in the bags of the collectible minifigs, but in light gray (Light Bluish Gray).

This pack already for sale on eBay for around forty euros.

To simplify our wait, Marvel has put together the visual above which summarizes the upcoming releases until 2019. I wish I could say that this calendar will also be that of upcoming LEGO Marvel products, but we all know that It won't: Some movies likely won't benefit from a LEGO format adaptation of their most iconic characters and scenes.

What is almost acquired if we take into account the history of the manufacturer: Guardians of the Galaxy 2 in 2017, Avengers Infinity Wars I and II and in 2018 2019.

This year we already know thata series of several sets based on the second installment of the Avengers saga - Age of Ultron will be marketed in the spring. I don't really believe in a LEGO version of the movie Fantastic Four expected for summer 2015.

In 2016, LEGO should logically offer Marvel sets and Captain America: Civil War seems like a good customer ... Sinister six, the film that will bring together the villains of the Spider-Man universe, scheduled for November 2016 is a potential challenger ...

 The Amazing Spider-Man 3 is expected for 2018. To be continued.

If you've been waiting for Marvel novelties to be on display at an attractive price, maybe now is the time to take action: Amazon offers most of the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes sets released in 2014, including the three Guardians of the Galaxy boxes. at a very attractive price.

You can find all the prices of these boxes on Pricevortex.com (price update every 15 minutes).

We do with what we have on hand: Here is a visual that allows us to discover in more detail the minifig of Wonder Woman in New 52 version which will be delivered soon in the DC Comics set 76026 Gorilla Grodd Goes Bananas, here with the Batman minifigure from the same set.

Exit the legs flesh, Wonder Woman is here dressed in an outfit on which we have a nice pad printing to symbolize the top of the boots.

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In addition to the visuals of the set 76040 Brainiac Attack, the online release of the new DC Comics products planned for early 2015 by a German merchant allows us to see a graphic "oddity" on the packaging of the sets: The logo Justice League present on the visuals that we were able to discover a few weeks ago has disappeared and each box is seen here decked out with a different logo depending on the universe and the characters concerned: Batman for the sets 76025 Green Lantern vs. Sinestro, 76026 Gorilla Grodd Goes Bananas et 76027 Black Manta Deep Sea Strike and Superman for the sets 76028 Darkseid Invasion et 76040 Brainiac Attack.

Difficult to know which of these visuals are those of the final versions which will be marketed in a few months.

At this point, we can only speculate: It could possibly be a last minute change on the part of LEGO which would have finally preferred to bet on more popular logos (Batman, Superman) than on that of the Justice League.

But if the visuals put online by the German merchant are versions earlier than those we were able to obtain via the "leak" in recent weeks, we can then think that it is the opposite: LEGO will have chosen to group these boxes under one and the same label symbolizing a coherent universe to collect: The Justice League.

Last track, to be taken with a grain of salt: these could be different versions depending on the geographic area of ​​marketing. US law requires manufacturers to detail the exact contents of the product on the packaging and European regulations are more flexible on this subject. Stamped boxes Justice League would then be intended for the US market and the boxes dressed with the logos Batman et Superman would in this case be European versions of these sets.