I'm not the one saying it, but Variety which advertises on its site that Warner Bros. has signed a contract with various brands including LEGO to distribute products derived from the upcoming Superman: Man of Steel. 

We can therefore legitimately expect a few sets recreating situations from Zack Snyder's next blockbuster, which is scheduled for release in summer 2013.

The commercial agreement between LEGO and DC (Warner) / Marvel (Disney) spanning several years, it's a safe bet that each new film based on one of these licenses will be declined in the form of a LEGO set, at least. as long as sales follow. I don't have too many concerns about this, the American market being fond of these superhero films, evidenced by the incredible success of The Avengers.

Let's face it, LEGO's decisions will not be influenced by sales in Europe, at least as far as this range is concerned. As long as Americans consume all kinds of superheroes, LEGO will sell them plastic.

Nice initiative on the part of LEGO for Father's Day with a simple little contest offering the possibility of winning a personalized ship that you have had the idea.

Craft a ship before June 17 with the items offered on the site of the operation, get all your friends to vote for you, and if you get the most votes before June 24, you win the ship in question delivered in a personalized box.

http://youtu.be/ww-iuZSnNj4

Regulars of LEGO games will not be disoriented, these first images of the LEGO Lord of the Rings video game confirm that we will find the same principles, actions, interactions, missions, objectives, etc ... already seen in previous video games produced around licenses marketed by LEGO.

So take advantage of these few images of the game offered by IGN while waiting for its release on all platforms on the market.

I take advantage of a moment of calm during my stay in Taiwan to draw the winners of the three bags: 1 x 30160 Batman on Jetski et 2 x 30165 Hawkeye.

Their names are added on the image above, on the visual of the set for which they were selected. They will be contacted directly by email.

Time to get back from Taiwan at the end of the week, and I will offer you something else to win, just to give as many readers as possible a chance to win something. 

It's always so well done and it still makes you want to buy ... Here is a first TV ad featuring the set 9473 The Mines of Moria.

We will note the clever and discreet mix of minifigs and digital versions of the characters, which creates a little confusion: At the beginning of the video we are presented with the set as it is in its plastic form and then put us in the fire of action with the animated version of the characters.

http://youtu.be/UtyqEeprwJQ