The May 2023 issue of the Official LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Magazine is now available on newsstands and as advertised, you can get the Green Goblin minifigure, a figure seen identically in the set 76219 Spider-Man & Green Goblin launched in April 2022 at a public price of €19.99 and already removed from the LEGO catalog.

In the pages of this magazine sold 7.50 €, we discover the figurine that will accompany the next issue to be published on July 27, it is a minifig of Venom seen with this head with an open mouth and with or without tentacles in several boxes since 2019. For this time, the character will be adorned with giant tentacles, it will always be a few more pieces in the bag.

While waiting for their listing on the official online store, which should be soon, here are some official visuals put online by JB Spielwaren of two of the new LEGO Technic expected on shelves from June 1, 2023 with an officially licensed John Deere machine and NASA's rover from the Mars 2020 mission.

The sets below are online on the Shop:

The team in charge of selecting the ideas that will become official products still has work to do: 71 projects have gathered the 10.000 supports necessary for their passage to the review phase during the first four months of the year 2023 on the LEGO Ideas platform.

As usual, the selection is made up of more or less interesting ideas, slightly wacky projects that a priori have no chance of passing, various and varied licenses, modulars, medieval sets, musical groups, Shrek, vintage or old-fashioned objects, Shrek, etc... All will not be lost for those who see their project go down the drain, they will receive a consolation endowment consisting of LEGO products worth a total of $500. It will be in my opinion well paid for some of them...

If you want to find out more about all these projects, go to the LEGO Ideas blog, they are all listed there. Result expected for fall 2023.

While waiting to find out who will see their idea become an official product among these 71 projects, we will be entitled this summer to the announcement of the results of the third phase of the 2022 review with 35 projects in the running: