Well, we will surely have better in a few hours, but here is all the same while waiting for a (bad) photo from another angle of the Rancor Pit taken by the site which writes its name in big green in the middle of the photo (history spoil it).

Here are the official visuals of the LEGO Super Heroes DC Universe and Marvel minifigs announced during SDCC 2012 and offered by FBTB .

Note that Spider-Man, Venom, Nick Fury, Ultimate Beetle, Doctor Doom and Nova are the heroes of the animated series Ultimate Spider-Man I was telling you about in this article.

In addition, we will say that Batman + Gordon + Bane = A set The Dark Knight to come .... For the rest, it smells like an Arkham Asylum set full nose ....

Nova (Ultimate Spider-Man) - Ultimate Beetle (Ultimate Spider-Man) - J. Jonah Jameson - Doctor Doom (Ultimate Spider-Man)

J. Jonah Jameson - Doctor Doom (Ultimate Spider-Man) - Spider-Man (Ultimate Spider-Man) - Nick Fury (Ultimate Spider-Man) - Venom (Ultimate Spider-Man)

Mr Freeze - Aquaman - White Batman - Bane (TDKR) - Commissioner Gordon - Red Robin - Scarecrow - The Joker - The Penguin - Harleen Quinzel / Nurse Harley Quinn

Aquaman - White Batman - Bane (TDKR) - Commissioner Gordon - Red Robin - Scarecrow - The Joker - The Penguin - Harleen Quinzel / Nurse Harley Quinn

Photos by FBTB

The big nonsense of the day is the confirmation about the Marvel exclusive minifigure that had been announced as Venom, and which was ultimately named in error.

It would actually be Black Spidey first seen in 1984 in the comic. Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars, according FBTB.

Venom would be good on the program as well, but the minifigure wouldn't be officially unveiled until later today when the Super Heroes lineup was unveiled for 2013.

It was a very bad Venom, it is still a bad Black Spidey. Take a good look at his torso, it even looks like he's sporting a woman seen from behind, shaking her arms.

What has been seen ...

Below, I just took a quick picture of Christo's Black Spidey for you.

Here are the first visuals of the 8 series of collectable minifigs. In short, it's done, we can move on ...

In all fairness, I've been collecting these minifigs since Series 1, and I've been feeling a bit weary and a lot less enthusiastic lately. It's endless, it looks pretty on a shelf (and again), and I'm starting to wonder if I should skip this 8th series.

Okay, come on, let's be crazy, one more or two and I'll quit ....