2026 LEGO Batman sets revealed!

So, you get a collectable gold coin, but it's also built into the vehicle where you really can't see it.

Looks like these vehicles are trying to balance between being minifigure/play vehicles, but also be collectable display items like the Star Wars ship models. So, pass for me. I guess the beauty of Batman is that he's had so many Batmobiles since 1939 that you can pick your favorite version and be happy with that, unless you're going for an insane Batcave display and want every version. I still have my TLBM model which...is not the quintessential Batmobile by any stretch, but it works for me.

@ResIpsaLoquitur said:
"So, you get a collectable gold coin, but it's also built into the vehicle where you really can't see it.

Looks like these vehicles are trying to balance between being minifigure/play vehicles, but also be collectable display items like the Star Wars ship models. So, pass for me. I guess the beauty of Batman is that he's had so many Batmobiles since 1939 that you can pick your favorite version and be happy with that, unless you're going for an insane Batcave display and want every version. I still have my TLBM model which...is not the quintessential Batmobile by any stretch, but it works for me."

Other way around. The best LEGO Batmobile by a mile!

I wondered if they might re-do the 'The Batman' Batmobile as the one that appeared in the trailer for the new Lego Batman video game was clearly improved from the one they released in 2022. I did mod my 2022 version in ways that this new one mirrors, but I think there's enough improvement on the new one to justify buying again, particularly for only £25.
I wonder if the Batman vs Superman one will tempt me. I really liked that Batmobile design as it feels the most practical, even though I'm pretty middling on the movie. However I do already own the one from 76045 which is a good portrayal of the vehicle

I like the Batman logo, but the rest are really bad.

A set based on Batman & Robin. 2026 is off to an entertaining start, I need that set.

Damn. At least 3 new Batmobiles to add to my collection!

Wait. So these sets basically act as physical DLC? Come on!

The Pattinson The Batman Batmobile looks good

The Batlogo is way too busy, it doesn't look good

I get the stuff is nods to Bats history, but just doesn't work for me

The Batman Logo's not bad, but the only anniversary worth celebrating in 2026 is 60 years!

These are not too interesting to me but I suppose they make sense as tie-ins with the upcoming video game (and celebration of the theme's anniversary).

One thing I think would make a cool set would be an upscaled Batman build like the other 6x scale minifig builds recently. Feels like that'd make a pretty good display piece.

@Murdoch17 said:
"Batman & Robin Batmobile - with no Robin?"

The set is named after the movie, not the minifigs in the set.

Do I see right that the mask is the same mold? They should be different, like Affleck batears are much shorter than Pattinson batears.

Yes to all Lego! Love the Clooney Batman fig its about time we got him and glad we got the kilmer batman earlier in the year!

I honestly think all the batmobiles look great, and stickers have never bothered me (except when it comes to color matching). The logo is alright and that golden Batman figures is very underwhelming.

Now I'm extra mad the Batman Forever is not to the same scale, which means somehow we both got the Batman Forever Batmobile AND somehow am still missing it from a lineup as the only movie car not in figure forum.

FINALLY AN OFFICIAL BATMAN & ROBIN'S BATMOBILE!!!!

@MugenLazlo said:
"I wasn’t expecting them to do a Batman and Robin set considering that movie sucked."

Clearly you haven't watched Star Wars.

Really like them all. Prices seem reasonable as well?

20 years of Lego Batman and yet… oh nevermind…

@PixelTheDragon said:
"Wait. So these sets basically act as physical DLC? Come on! "

Nothing new. It is likely that the gold variant is exclusive to the set but the other car is unlockable in game - this would just get you it without paying studs I suspect. They did this for SW: The Skywalker Saga and also Forza Horizon 4. Oh, and Fortnite. And Minecraft. It's a bonus for buying the set.

@Cyclones423 said:
"So no play-scale Batmobile from Batman Forever? Interesting. Why did they give us that awkwardly scaled version for $100? No secondary figures in any of these also kinda sucks."

Yeah, after seeing these, it’s annoys me that didn’t make the forever one in this same scale.

I must have bat-Clooney. That being said, only the BvS one looks good, and it’s overpriced

"What else are you hoping for from LEGO DC?"

A Batcave set based on Batman: The Animated Series from 1992 similar to set 7783. There's no wonder why the price of that set keeps increasing on the secondary market. A Wayne Manor similar to the one seen in the upcoming video game LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight would also be excellent.

Honestly wasn't super interested until I realized that these are more-or-less Speed Champions scale instead of the oversized playset ones we normally get. I honestly might pick up 76332 just for that, because it does genuinely look cool and the price is fine (unlike some of the others...).

I'm not a huge Batman guy (LEGO Batman excepted, most of the time) but the Reeves/Pattinson Batmobile is a beautiful monster and this iteration of it looks way nicer than 76181. It's not as detailed, but it's way sleeker, the proportions and hood are more accurate, and it gets the vibes across better than the chunky playset version.

Personally I love all of these, and most of them are priced decently. It’s a bit sad that $30 for 300 or fewer pieces is now considered to be reasonable, but I think compared to many recent Star Wars releases these aren’t bad on price.

The models each looks pretty good, it's nice to have Batmobiles not be $50-60. Shame to miss out on Robin or Superman, and it's baffling that there's no good way for kids to get any actual villains for Batman to fight.

Hopefully these do well enough that we can get more Batmobiles in the scale like The Batman (2004) or Brave and the Bold.

Yawn, more Batmobiles I know, but I actually love these. Of the many batmobiles released these are amongst the best.

You just know that logo is going to look horrendous the second it gets dusty. Also am I the only one that can't stand the white eyes they give every Batman Minifigure? I wish they'd just print regular eyes on the heads. Sure, they'd be higher up to the point you couldn't use the head for anything else, but it'd look so much better.

@omnius said:
"No idea why they're still calling this line 'DC.'"

Technically, "DC" is short for "Detective Comics."

Speed Champions but Batmobiles is a fine concept and all but the prices are just awful. Par for the course for Lego these days but the price reflects what I'd expect for the set + an additional figure. These look like great clearance sale pickups but I hope they sell poorly before then.

@Mjvizcarra said:
"So why was the Batman Forever Batmobile 76304 not made to be minifig-scale like these? Now that decision is really baffling... yeah the "ribs" look really nice but if it can't sit next to my other minifig-scale Batmobiles in my minifig-scale Batcave, then what's the point? Just give me stickers. You stickered the heck out of that Batman & Robin Batmobile and it looks like hot garbage but you know what I'd rather have that than something out of scale with everything else (*UCS not included)."

I'm sure you'll get your stickered hot mess Batman Forever Batmobile at some point, but they want you clambering for it. And I also think that perhaps LEGO wanted to try out a different scale to see if people would be interested in that, so a 30th anniversary set is a perfect way to do so. They know they can always sell folks a minifig-scale Batmobile.

@PixelTheDragon said:
"Wait. So these sets basically act as physical DLC? Come on! "

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lego_Dimensions

DAY 1

A bit gutted tbh, was hoping for better. When I look at the building and shaping techniques that go into making Speed Champs brilliant, these just feel like a missed opportunity….. and more expensive!

I think that the Batman Logo should have had a golden batarang. Possibly centered in front beneath the minifigure and the round 2x2, or just in his hand.

Absolute Batmobile dump truck set when

I suppose its nice that all these batmobiles are 25usd even if an entire wave of Batmobiles is kinda tiring... I just wish they'd at least give us an extra character each set.
Like, how about Robin in the set that's literally called BATMAN & ROBIN Batmobile?

Well I guess someone cares about Joel Schumacher’s… uh, “legacy.”

I like the minifig parts in that Bat V Superman one. That looks like a nice space pilot suit with no bat insignia screwing it up.

@ToysFromTheAttic said:
" @Vladtheb said:
"No bat-nipples on the Batman and Robin minifig? For shame"

Not buying it now. Bat nipples are canon!"

The Ice suit in Batman and Robin doesn't have the nipples.

Yes! I want that Bats v Supes Batmobile!!!

@LotRBrickfan196 said:
"I honestly think all the batmobiles look great, and stickers have never bothered me (except when it comes to color matching). The logo is alright and that golden Batman figures is very underwhelming. "

Luckily black is pretty much the easiest color to color match for stickers.

@omnius said:
"No idea why they're still calling this line 'DC.'"

DC comes from the name Detective Comics, which is the title that Batman first appeared in, and which has long since become a Batman-focused title much like Action Comics did with Superman. Except Detective Comics is an older title than Action Comics by about a year.

@CommandrCody212:
$30 for 300pcs has generally been considered reasonable since before the first minifig crawled out of a vat of ABS pellets back nearly 50 years ago.

@yamaki:
7784, not to mention all the many, many polybags.

@supervir2:
I have a purple hoodie with basically this exact logo on it, and I love it. Batman has such a wealth of different logo designs that the endlessly recycled Silver Age logo isn’t even close to being my favorite, but ditch the oval target and it’s refreshingly different.

All of the minifigures are amazing and will be highly sought-after … especially that Gold Batman!
(even though that’s the simplest one with the least printing).

The Batmobile from ‘Batman v Superman’ may be the ugliest LEGO set I’ve ever seen - and I’ve seen them ALL!

The Batsignal is an interesting concept, but is the most hideously overpriced LEGO set of all-time …. And LEGO seems to outdo themselves every month with that record!
Here in Australia, it’s almost 20 cents per part …. And most of the parts are small greebling pieces!!

A shame we still don't get a specific cowl piece for the Battinson Batman but that Batmobile model seems to be a vast improvement over the first one.
I'll be getting that BvS Batmobile as well but I wish they kept the original molds for the windshields.

I kinda like the logo, though I certainly don't like it €70 much. But at a decent discount, yes, I might go for it.

Don't care much for any of these Batmobiles, and is that Batman & Robin one supposed to be from the (terrible) movie? Sorry, I don't see it. But hey, at least they seem quite reasonably priced, especially compared to some of the more recent ones.

I may have to pick up the Batman & Robin figure since we haven't had him before. And unlike most people, I loved the campiness of it. (Plus the Smashing Pumpkins on the soundtrack was solid). I loved Batman Forever also. They all have their own quirks that I've enjoyed over the years.

But I don't really care about the sets otherwise so I will likely pass.

@lemish34 said:
"The Batmobile from ‘Batman v Superman’ may be the ugliest LEGO set I’ve ever seen - and I’ve seen them ALL!"

From 2025 alone, 43010 Nike Slam Dunk obliterates any of these.

"The Batsignal is an interesting concept, but is the most hideously overpriced LEGO set of all-time … "

76232 The Hoopty would beg to differ.

I just noticed all the Batman references hidden in the greebling in the logo.

Jingle Bells, Batman smells……lala la la la

Not sure why this popped in my head while reading this but it sure won’t leave now

No bat-nipples, no Robin figure… but most importantly no Mr. Freeze minifig, therefore no opportunity to re-enact all the ice puns :'(

Ironic that the Batman vs. Superman Batmobile only comes with Batman, and the Batman and Robin Batmobile only comes with...guess who...Batman! I'm not too peeved about the "The Batman" Batmobile only having one fig, considering there is only one character in the name of that film...

The Batman Logo is pretty cool but too expensive. The rest of the stuff is very meh. I really wish they’d do more with this IP than just Bat vehicles. They’ve done a little more over the years but there’s so little exploration of anything not only Batman. Too many great villains and sidekicks that get little to no attention.

Give me more stew like the skyline or Arkham .

That logo set sucks as a celebration. No shade on the designer; I think the shaping and greebling are very well done. For what it is it’s good. But as a *celebration* it’s awful. As a “Batman celebration set” it’s just that: just Batman, in the same black costume he’s wearing in the cheap sets, which is just a minor update from a variant that’s been appearing since 2012. None of his friends or foes get in except as easter eggs in matte black. They couldn’t even toss in Joker in his Juniors outfit and Catwoman or Riddler from Arkham? Granted, a few unique characters like the Marvel logo would be better, but at least there’s no way I’d even be tempted to get it.

The Batmobiles are better. Seeing these at $30 again is maybe the one unambiguously good thing here with how those have been hiking in price each tear till now. They sold a Juniors Batmobile with a Mr. Freeze minifigure thrown in for $20 last year. Yes, an extra character should probably be in each set, especially when you consider $30 Marvel cars get three. (Though most of those live off of reusing the same 3-4 Spider-Man characters.) But these are probably a bit more comparable to Speed Champions. And for me personally, I don’t know if I really want other characters from these movies that badly, sans Arnie Mr. Freeze, but I get that it would be good for a Cavill Superman or Kravitz Catwoman to be more accessible to new fans. And it is a bit silly when two of these are from movies where Batman’s co-star is named in the title….

I missed the BvS Batmobile before and this one is an improvement in a lot of ways, though I miss the unique windshields. The B&R car is pretty ugly (understandable) but it’ll be worth getting on discount for Clooney Batman, even sans nipples.

And one more small point: I am very glad that the Batmen in the cars have cloth capes. I don’t like the rubber one much to begin with, but the way vehicles need to have space built around it for the cockpits when Batman already needs that for his cowl is an annoying feature of the last couple of Batmobiles.

At first I didn’t like the logo but the more I look and see different references to characters the more it grows on me. As for the batmobiles - I’m all for them. Wish they had more figs and that the recent BTAS and BF ones were in scale though.

Now where are my Superman and Justice Gang sets?

The movie is called "Batman Forever" because it foreshadows how LEGO will only make Batman sets forever.

@Nuclearxpotato said:
" @LotRBrickfan196 said:
"The logo is alright and that golden Batman figures is very underwhelming. "

I personally think all Pearl Gold figures look pretty ugly, it just doesn't look golden to me... it's somewhere between caramel and ear wax. Doesn't help that you can't really use them anywhere in a build outside a standalone display thingie lol."

I used a pearl-gold torso in my D&D scene, to make a Halfling Paladin. Pearl-gold torso, 1x1 round plates (legs), 1x1 plates (feet), and then the armor from Number71047-4, and the helmet from IDEA187. Throw in the Beholder shield and a trans-purple shortsword, and she's one of best minifigs in the display.

@WizardOfOss:
Yes, it's from that...we'll be generous and call it a film. It's got the goofy split-open tailfin that bounced around like a piece of cheap plastic, because they probably made it out of a piece of cheap plastic. The motorcycle is about the only thing from that film that doesn't suck. Yes, there was a motorcycle, too. Don't remember anything about its usage, but Hot Wheels used to have a line of premium Batcraft, and I've picked up several of them over the years. I got the motorcycle because it looked interesting, and it was only later that I realized it had the film logo on the card. I did pass on buying the matching car, though.

Since I got 76045, I have no interest in 76331, but I never picked up 76181, so might well grab 76332.

@Darth_Electra said:
"The Batmobiles, again? Please call me, when they will finally release Anne Hathaway as my favorite Catwoman. If they won't, don't even dare to call me."

Oh, heck yes. I would love to have an Anne Hathaway Catwoman minifig, especially if it came in a new version of the Bat.

@supervir2 said:"Heard there would be a Lego Batman logo…assumed yellow oval with central bat. The SW and Marvel ones were great, so I was all in. Why did they just make the bat without the oval and why did they greeble it? Baffling. You can’t tell me this option will sell better. "

I like the greebling (although I seem to be in the minority on that one) but when I saw the words "Batman Logo," I too was expecting the yellow background.

The logo is a huge miss. I much prefer the Star Wars logo. All we needed was a smooth logo with the yellow oval. You know classic Batman. Not this overpriced black greebled blob.

I could not care less about the BvS Batmobile, which I consider quite ugly, but I like the other two - and I’d be even happier if they did a set with Robin, Batgirl and the motorbikes to go with the Batman & Robin one. And then keep making Batman & Robin stuff until they get to a Mr Freeze minifig in a polar bear dressing gown and slippers.

(I consider B&R to be a perfectly decent example of funny-camp Batman along the lines of the 60s show&film, if not quite as can’t-breathe funny as the 60s one was.)

The easter egg greebling on the logo is very fun but I’d need a pretty steep discount, I think, as with any of the logo builds, but that’s purely a preference thing.

Are this a joke? Because they feel like a joke.
>Only single fig for a price
>Batmanbatmanbatman
>Cars looks unfinished

@Your_Future_President said:
"Is it too much to ask for a Superman minifigure with the Batman versus Superman Batmobile?"

I'm glad they kept these sets simple. Just the vehicle and the driver, no filler. I dread to think what the price would've been had they included another minifig or structure.

@TheOtherMike said:
" @Darth_Electra said:
"The Batmobiles, again? Please call me, when they will finally release Anne Hathaway as my favorite Catwoman. If they won't, don't even dare to call me."

Oh, heck yes. I would love to have an Anne Hathaway Catwoman minifig, especially if it came in a new version of the Bat."

If they're going to do a Dark Knight Catwoman, I'd really prefer they put her on a Batpod. And I mean an actual, decent, film-based design, and not a two-wheeled car that they've just slapped the Batpod moniker on. I've got a couple variants of an original design that look fairly accurate to the film, but they're incredibly fragile and would never pass muster for an official set. A lot of new parts have come out since then, and I may have to see what changes I can make to strengthen some of the connections, particularly how the front fork is mounted (not one, not two, but _three_ single-stud connections with a brick of a wheel hanging off the end).

That said, I'm not averse to a better model of the LobsterCopter, so long as they don't just throw Catwoman in as an extra minifig. Do both in the same set. Or do the LobsterCopter as one set, and give us a second set with a camo version of 76239 against Catwoman on a Batpod.

@WokePope said: "Don't forget an exclusive minifig that has no utility outside of being 'collectible!'"

"And to make double sure it's absolutely useless, give it a large, ugly back print saying something like 'LEGO(R) Batman(TM) 20 years (C)2006-2026 DC Comics(R)'"

Ugh the chinstrap cowl sculpt...no thanks.

Yes, I am one of "those."

What I would like to see is a larger, UCS-scale 2022 Batmobile. 42127 was a reasonable rendition, but was limited by the Technic system and has several issues, most notably the front wheels being a smaller diameter than the rear, and the inclusion of a passenger seat when there isn't one in the actual vehicle. These new sets look good for their scale, but that logo is frankly horrific. Far too busy and should have incorporated the yellow oval.

@PurpleDave said:
" @WizardOfOss:
Yes, it's from that...we'll be generous and call it a film. It's got the goofy split-open tailfin that bounced around like a piece of cheap plastic, because they probably made it out of a piece of cheap plastic. The motorcycle is about the only thing from that film that doesn't suck. Yes, there was a motorcycle, too. Don't remember anything about its usage, but Hot Wheels used to have a line of premium Batcraft, and I've picked up several of them over the years. I got the motorcycle because it looked interesting, and it was only later that I realized it had the film logo on the card. I did pass on buying the matching car, though."
I'd say the best thing about the movie was Arnie as Mr. Freeze. Seems like he was the only one aware of what kind of shlock they were making and just had fun with it.
(and as someone mentioned, the Smashing Pumpkins song was great!)

I've tried to erase everything else from my memory, buit unfortunately some images still remain....

They had to name the the image of the figure on the front of the box?

Whoever thinks these sets are reasonably priced clearly has a short term memory or didn't bother to check the database for previous Batmobiles. The last The Batman Batmobile also cost 30 bucks, had two detailed minifigs plus an extra head and wig, contained more parts and was also bigger and cooler and this was in 2022! If this is not a classic case of shrinkflation, I don't know what is.

The thing I hated about the "Batman and Robin" Batmobile -- and something that, honestly, just doesn't get talked about enough -- is that there's no cockpit. Just an open seat where Batman's head sticks up.

Not only does it look ridiculous ... but in both "Batman Returns" and "Batman Forever", we'd seen Batman engage villains (with powerful firearms) while driving the Batmobile, and of course, even powerful ammunition will just bounce off the vehicle's bulletproof shell (which would you would expect because it's the frickin' Batmobile).

And isn't it convenient that none of the villains in "Batman and Robin" thought to do this, because one good shot would've taken Bruce's head off.

The Icehammer vehicle at the end was pretty cool (and of the three Bat-vehicles designed to withstand Freeze's ice-weapons, it was the only one with an enclosed cockpit), but that version of the Batmobile was easily the least practical and most ridiculous of them all.

I mean, I really like the Lego version so I'm going to buy it anyway, next year, but the point still stands.

The greebling would look a lot better on the 75389 Dark Falcon. It looks like some sort of continuation of 76252 Batcave (I wonder if it fits in the opening). It's just plain nonsense but the set would have nothing to show for without it. The stand isn't exactly a stunner either.

The Batmobiles ought to have villains for play. The price on the logo is crazy, should be like 30 less and have slightly more interesting figs than the most generic Batman and a golden Batman. Every figure in this wave is Batman, which is no good.

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of Lego Batman, yet these sets are not indicative at all at what made me love the theme in the first place. A movie tie-in here and there is inevitable, but Lego Batman used to be so much more!

@Brick_Brick_ said:
"The greebling would look a lot better on the 75389 Dark Falcon. It looks like some sort of continuation of 76252 Batcave (I wonder if it fits in the opening). It's just plain nonsense but the set would have nothing to show for without it. The stand isn't exactly a stunner either. "

WAIT IF IT FITS IN THE OPENING THAT WOULD BE A GOATED DISPLAYYYY

@iratha said:"I could not care less about the BvS Batmobile, which I consider quite ugly, but I like the other two - and I’d be even happier if they did a set with Robin, Batgirl and the motorbikes to go with the Batman & Robin one."

I've never seen the movie, nor do I care to (camp can be fun, but they made Batgirl a blonde, and redheads should stay redheaded! Looking at *you,* Dr. Crusher and Black Widow), but what I want is Robin in a Bat-Copter to go with 76188.

@PurpleDave said:
" @TheOtherMike said:
" @Darth_Electra said:
"The Batmobiles, again? Please call me, when they will finally release Anne Hathaway as my favorite Catwoman. If they won't, don't even dare to call me."

Oh, heck yes. I would love to have an Anne Hathaway Catwoman minifig, especially if it came in a new version of the Bat."

If they're going to do a Dark Knight Catwoman, I'd really prefer they put her on a Batpod. And I mean an actual, decent, film-based design, and not a two-wheeled car that they've just slapped the Batpod moniker on. I've got a couple variants of an original design that look fairly accurate to the film, but they're incredibly fragile and would never pass muster for an official set. A lot of new parts have come out since then, and I may have to see what changes I can make to strengthen some of the connections, particularly how the front fork is mounted (not one, not two, but _three_ single-stud connections with a brick of a wheel hanging off the end).

That said, I'm not averse to a better model of the LobsterCopter, so long as they don't just throw Catwoman in as an extra minifig. Do both in the same set. Or do the LobsterCopter as one set, and give us a second set with a camo version of 76239 against Catwoman on a Batpod."

I didn't even think about the Batpod! That would also be more than acceptable.

@WizardOfOss said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @WizardOfOss:
Yes, it's from that...we'll be generous and call it a film. It's got the goofy split-open tailfin that bounced around like a piece of cheap plastic, because they probably made it out of a piece of cheap plastic. The motorcycle is about the only thing from that film that doesn't suck. Yes, there was a motorcycle, too. Don't remember anything about its usage, but Hot Wheels used to have a line of premium Batcraft, and I've picked up several of them over the years. I got the motorcycle because it looked interesting, and it was only later that I realized it had the film logo on the card. I did pass on buying the matching car, though."
I'd say the best thing about the movie was Arnie as Mr. Freeze. Seems like he was the only one aware of what kind of shlock they were making and just had fun with it.
(and as someone mentioned, the Smashing Pumpkins song was great!)

I've tried to erase everything else from my memory, buit unfortunately some images still remain...."

Objectively, the only part of that mess that can be called “good” is the end credits. And ironically, I should know what SP song you guys are referring to, but I don’t. The boatbuilder I worked for in high school was friends with D’arcy’s dad, and while I never met anyone from the band, I got to help modify the deck on his sailboat…after the two of us had a miserable experience crewing for him in a local yacht race.

@R0Sch:
They’re both 8-wide, and (excluding the flames) within a couple studs of each other in length. Piece count is one thing, but I don’t think you can legitimately complain about this version being fractionally smaller, especially if the proportions are now more accurate to the film. The only other option would be to boost it to 10-wide, and then pretty soon we’re back in 18-wide territory like 7888.

@moishe11 said:
" @essel said:
"No bat-nipples, no Robin figure… but most importantly no Mr. Freeze minifig, therefore no opportunity to re-enact all the ice puns :'("

Chill dude, it's not that big a deal"

Yeah, stay frosty.

@PurpleDave said:
" @WizardOfOss said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @WizardOfOss:
Yes, it's from that...we'll be generous and call it a film. It's got the goofy split-open tailfin that bounced around like a piece of cheap plastic, because they probably made it out of a piece of cheap plastic. The motorcycle is about the only thing from that film that doesn't suck. Yes, there was a motorcycle, too. Don't remember anything about its usage, but Hot Wheels used to have a line of premium Batcraft, and I've picked up several of them over the years. I got the motorcycle because it looked interesting, and it was only later that I realized it had the film logo on the card. I did pass on buying the matching car, though."
I'd say the best thing about the movie was Arnie as Mr. Freeze. Seems like he was the only one aware of what kind of shlock they were making and just had fun with it.
(and as someone mentioned, the Smashing Pumpkins song was great!)

I've tried to erase everything else from my memory, buit unfortunately some images still remain...."

Objectively, the only part of that mess that can be called “good” is the end credits. And ironically, I should know what SP song you guys are referring to, but I don’t. The boatbuilder I worked for in high school was friends with D’arcy’s dad, and while I never met anyone from the band, I got to help modify the deck on his sailboat…after the two of us had a miserable experience crewing for him in a local yacht race.

@R0Sch:
They’re both 8-wide, and (excluding the flames) within a couple studs of each other in length. Piece count is one thing, but I don’t think you can legitimately complain about this version being fractionally smaller, especially if the proportions are now more accurate to the film. The only other option would be to boost it to 10-wide, and then pretty soon we’re back in 18-wide territory like 7888."

“Eye”

@MugenLazlo said:
"I wasn’t expecting them to do a Batman and Robin set considering that movie sucked."

I mean, DC has acknowledged it a few times in recent years. :P

@TheOtherMike said:
"I've never seen the movie, nor do I care to (camp can be fun, but they made Batgirl a blonde, and redheads should stay redheaded! Looking at *you,* Dr. Crusher and Black Widow),"

And Shirley Manson.

Maybe LEGO added all that logo greebling to obfuscate color discrepancies. Kidding but not really.

The Batman and the BvS car's I actually quite like. On a Wicked Brick stand next to my minifig scale Tumbler, '89 and '66 Batmobiles, they'd complete a good set.
B&R was a terrible film, a terrible Batmobile, and a terrible model. Can skip that.
Pleasantly surprised by the price though.

Well, what a Batman vs Superman without Superman.

@PurpleDave said:
" @WizardOfOss said:
" @PurpleDave said:
" @WizardOfOss:
Yes, it's from that...we'll be generous and call it a film. It's got the goofy split-open tailfin that bounced around like a piece of cheap plastic, because they probably made it out of a piece of cheap plastic. The motorcycle is about the only thing from that film that doesn't suck. Yes, there was a motorcycle, too. Don't remember anything about its usage, but Hot Wheels used to have a line of premium Batcraft, and I've picked up several of them over the years. I got the motorcycle because it looked interesting, and it was only later that I realized it had the film logo on the card. I did pass on buying the matching car, though."
I'd say the best thing about the movie was Arnie as Mr. Freeze. Seems like he was the only one aware of what kind of shlock they were making and just had fun with it.
(and as someone mentioned, the Smashing Pumpkins song was great!)

I've tried to erase everything else from my memory, buit unfortunately some images still remain...."

Objectively, the only part of that mess that can be called “good” is the end credits. And ironically, I should know what SP song you guys are referring to, but I don’t. The boatbuilder I worked for in high school was friends with D’arcy’s dad, and while I never met anyone from the band, I got to help modify the deck on his sailboat…after the two of us had a miserable experience crewing for him in a local yacht race."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TA38qwVMcik

@8BrickMario said:
"Only just learned about the Batman-world paraphernalia objects hidden in the black logo greebling, and that does raise the design value more for me. Take a good closeup look if you haven't. The cat and whip, the bowler hat and crowbar "question cane", the mallet, the top hat and umbrella, the grapple guns...that is clever and makes the concept stronger than pure mechanical texture greebling. It's still a little silly to have gone that way for the design, though."

I'm still trying to find the mallet, and while I'd seen everything else you mentioned, the grappling gun was the only thing that didn't just read as assorted greebling to me.

@Hiratha said:" @TheOtherMike

If she were a redhead she’d be a different Batgirl - B&R Batgirl isn’t Barbara Gordon, daughter of Jim Gordon, she’s Barbara Wilson, Alfred Pennyworth’s niece. Insisting she has to be a redhead would make as much sense as insisting Cassandra Cain has to be, they aren’t the same person just because they use the same Superhero ID.

(Besides, Barbara Gordon wasn’t even the first Bat-Girl, and Betty Kane is blonde.)"

Ah, I stand corrected. But then, I've never seen the movie and (if I'm not mistaken) Babs is by far the most prominent Batgirl, so you can understand how I'd make that mistake.

@TheOtherMike said:
"I'm still trying to find the mallet, and while I'd seen everything else you mentioned, the grappling gun was the only thing that didn't just read as assorted greebling to me."

Grapple gun 1: upper left
Umbrella: left
Top hat: right of umbrella
Bat: right of top hat
Roller skates: lower left
Mallet: possibly at the narrowest point in the left wing?
Handcuffs: right of mallet
Bowler hat: directly above tail
Walkie talkie: left of bowler hat
Batarang 1: left ear
Batarang 2: right of submarine door
Whip: below batarang 2
Batarang 3: below whip
“Bang” gun: right of whip
Cat: up/right from “bang” gun
Freeze gun?: right of “bang” gun
Propeller and binocs: upper right
Grapple gun 2: lower right
Crowbar (pretty sure it’s just a crowbar because the hooked end is at the bottom): right of grapple gun 2

There are other greebles that may or may not be references, but I can’t figure out what they might be, like the telescope/Apollo stud sticking out from a round double jumper on the right edge.

"Ah, I stand corrected. But then, I've never seen the movie and (if I'm not mistaken) Babs is by far the most prominent Batgirl, so you can understand how I'd make that mistake."

She’s definitely the most famous, but that whole discussion gets awkward since The Killing Joke. While Moore never intended for TKJ to be canon, they put Babs in a wheelchair and made her Oracle in the mainstream comics. Stuff like B:TAS that fell outside of continuity did continue to stick to Babs as Batgirl, but it wasn’t until New 52 that the main comics put her back on her feet and back in the costume. And they took hell for it, from paraplegic and quadriplegic readers who felt one of the rare instances of representation in superhero comics had been taken away from them. I believe they returned her to the wheelchair (Rebirth?), and then made someone (someones?) else Batgirl going forward. But yeah, the minifigs exclusively stick to Barbara, from what I can tell.

@TheOtherMike said:
" @moishe11 said:
" @essel said:
"No bat-nipples, no Robin figure… but most importantly no Mr. Freeze minifig, therefore no opportunity to re-enact all the ice puns :'("

Chill dude, it's not that big a deal"

Yeah, stay frosty."

Cool party! Don't forget to winterize your pipes!

@PurpleDave: I didn't see the "Bang" flag before, but looking at the picture again while trying to find the mallet (and I found it this time), I saw it before I'd read far enough down in your list to even see that it was there. And didn't the backlash re: making Barbara fully able-bodied again come from the disabled community as a whole, not just para- and quadriplegics? Even before I ended up in a wheelchair myself, I always liked the fact that Oracle's wheelchair was (at least usually) depicted without handles, showing that she didn't need or want help to get around just because her legs didn't work any more.

@BabuBrick said:
"TLG must really hate Superman, Robin, and basically any DC character that isn’t Batman."

Because Batman has more vehicles than any other DC character. The Batmobile, the Batcycle, the Batwing, the Batboat, the Battank, the Batcopter, the Batmech, the Bat-jetpack (Batpack?) etc., etc.

@TheOtherMike:
I’m aware that they got called out on it, but I was neither party to, nor witness of, the actual discourse. But yeah, I doubt anyone who is likely to speak up about ableism is going to take a pass because it’s not directed at their specific disability.

Anyways, let’s do a rundown of the role. Betty Kane (niece of Kathy Kane, the original Batwoman) originated the role as Bat-Girl. She has since gone by Flamebird, Plebe, and Hawkfire. Barbara Gordon, of course, came next, but the origin of that is rather insulting to women and anyone who fights crime, so the not one word said about it, the better. Shot by Joker in The Killing Joke, gets a computer that’s better than Batman’s, and takes on the name of Oracle. And DC took flak for the depiction of violence against women (they just can’t win with this scenario). Helena Bertinelli (aka Huntress) gets kicked out of the role by Batman, because she wouldn’t work within his code. Cassandra Cain took over, then got retconned into a villain, DC took more flak (see?), and had to change her back. And Stephanie Brown (Robin IV, because technically she’s before Carrie Kelly) stepped into the role. And then Babs got surgery, took the role back, DC got flak, and Babs split her time between being Batgirl and Oracle…apparently. And Cassandra and Stephanie were also more Batgirls, I guess. Plus, there are all the Elseworlds and alternate Earth versions, of which the B&R Batgirl is a fairly tepid example.

And apparently they never did un-heal her paralysis, though she did suffer some other significant injury that forced her to step back from being Batgirl and resume the role of Oracle, for a little while.

@WizardOfOss:
I watched it…and I don’t remember it. Like at all. And I got about ten minutes into it and checked the play bar to see that only four had passed, but that I still had over 20% of the song left to go. Honestly, the only song of theirs that I actually like is Tonight, Tonight, and even that’s mostly for the music video salute to the first sci-fi film ever made. I know, I know, they’re the only band from my hometown, and I’m just not a fan. I liked the boat, though (apparently so did the band, since they hung out on the Gargoyle a lot). I liked it better after we redid the deck and seating, and you didn’t have to sit over a 4” seatback to max out your speed, but I never got to sail on it after the modifications were done.