The NWH one is a letdown, I imagined something similar to 70840 going by the leaks. Kids will love it though, I'm sure it'll be a great winter holidays gift.

I really like that Pegasus!

This is a pretty respectable wave I guess. Venom Groot looks fine although I'm not sure how much demand there is for it. The juniors set look pretty good considering that it is Juniors(that price is still rough). The main two sets look really good! I especially like the new stand parts that are being introduced. The minifigs in NWH look a bit off as others have mentioned. Green Goblin does not look great, and not including the Lizard is a big miss. I don't find the lack of a Sandman figure too egregious since a fairly accurate version isn't hard to obtain. The build itself looks good(especially sausage eyebrows!), but it is definitely overpriced. The Endgame battle looks good, but it's not as nice of a display piece. I'm glad they include Wasp albeit only in her nano form. It's also nice to finally see Valkyrie's Ragnarok/Endgame suit as well as the reuse of the Thanos bigfig.

Another Hulkbuster! just what we all needed.

Both final battle sets look interesting. and generous on figures. will be interesting if we see more in that style as well, or if it will just be limited to NWH and Endgame.

Venom Groot, Why? is it just because they had the other Groot and could swap some parts out?

Ooh, I like that No Way Home set for sure. I have no Lego budget at present, but it's definitely going on my 'maybe someday' list; it has a lot of characters who I'd like to get minifigure of, is just the sort of scene that I could see displaying (what can I say, I love a good final battle!), and feels more substantial than its Star Wars equivalents... possibly due to the black base being far less parts-intensive than those on the SW scenes, allowing more of its piece count can go into the model itself.

The Endgame one looks nice too, but I just don't see the same amount of 'stuff' there for the same price. I guess the horse and the bigfig being more expensive to produce would explain the lower part count, but my interest in it just isn't as high as the Spider-Man one. It does have a very cool selection of lady heroes, though.

Endgame Battle is essentially the 70-dollar one from 2021 with swapped figures and all the parts rearranged, from a weird endgame scene.

Iron man in hulkbuster set is cool.

The no way home set is amazing but a little overpriced. Will buy if it goes on sale.

Man, three Hulkbusters in less than a year must be a record. I bet they will make a microscale polybag one as well before the year ends, you will see.

The NHW set is... disappointing. No Sandman and Lizard, the Green Goblin figure is poor, and the set looks awfully small. It is more like "No Way It Has 900 Parts". And the price... will be absurd here in Brazil.

Venomized Groot is Adorable <3.

Thar reminds me. The current Groot 76217 is cheaper than Amazon from Tesco atm (£27).

These look absolutely fantastic!! I’m over the moon about the No Way Home set in particular.

People are gonna complain about it, but I think the NWH set is perfect, will be picking it up for the different spider-men. Venomized groot feels random but is kinda cool, and while the 4+ hulkbuster is 4+, it does scale well with the hulk bigfigs. Endgame final battle is fine, I won't be picking it up though.

Also "wHy'd ThEy GiVe WaNdA a ClOtH bUt NoT oUr PrEcIoUs ClOnEs?"

another endgame final battle set. i'm starting to see some competition for luke's landspeeder.

@supervir2 said:
"The spider-man final battle is great, but I might swap out for classic villains.

Groot looks good just not something I need. Valkyrie on her ride is the only part of the endgame set that intrigues me"

Sad that there is no Sandman in the set.

best hulkbuster yet ;) that groot though, ick no thanks

A new white horse! Finally something useful for me from the Marvel theme ;)

I can't believe that Lego is making adult-oriented (space-deprived), cool sets, with lots of cool figs!!! These are fantastic! Wow!

They examined the success of 76200 ran with the concept. Awesome! Hope the company continues in this direction.

Edit: Love that Hulkbuster (better than the big one). Groot is nightmare fuel, in a good way!!

I really like the Charge of the Light Brigade. But, there's definitely a criticism for failing to include Pepper and the Anti-Vaxxer. Glad I have them from other sets.

Edit II (Endgame): oh, she is there. In her tiny form, representing her mental capacity. How cool and cute!

Idk, the Endgame Battle for the same price at the NWH set, even with the Thanos big fig just seems off to me. There are some disappointments with the NWH set, but I will eventually get it. The Endgame set only interests me because of Valkyrie and her Pegasus. Might get this one at some point, but neither of these are a day 1 buy.

But the 4+ Ironman does look pretty cool.

Not a fan of the MCU, but I did grow up on the Raimi trilogy. Absolutely thrilled Tobey and his villains are gonna be affordable. He alone goes for $100 on bricklink in good condition, and there's andrew garfield for those fans! The SDCC figure goes for 15k nowadays.

Got a green goblin helmet and the atrocious bowl cut from OG Doc Ock on the way

@Legoarcher87 said:
"Idk, the Endgame Battle for the same price at the NWH set, even with the Thanos big fig just seems off to me. There are some disappointments with the NWH set, but I will eventually get it. The Endgame set only interests me because of Valkyrie and her Pegasus. Might get this one at some point, but neither of these are a day 1 buy.

But the 4+ Ironman does look pretty cool. "

They're not the same price.

Wow, the head for 76261 is similar to that of 70840. Apart for the crown pieces. The change is great though because it will facilitate playing with the set. 61406pb06 are fragile pieces too.
But the head opens up the same, same eyes, same mouth, etc.
I guess the original design was nice, so why change.

I don't really buy Marvel sets, but I was needing a dark red skirt for something non-Marvel-related, so the Endgame battle should come in handy.

Also, are those bent, transparent minifig stands new?

The Iron Man minifigure in 76263 looks like the original comic book version with MCU detailing.

SH537 is the best Sandman minifigure.

That Venomized Groot rocks!! Looks like it scales well with the previous large Groot set too

These dioramas are good and interesting that they're not 18+ like the SW sets.

But very pricey, will buy once discounted.

@Mosquitosquisher7 said:
"I don't really buy Marvel sets, but I was needing a dark red skirt for something non-Marvel-related, so the Endgame battle should come in handy.

Also, are those bent, transparent minifig stands new?"

They are indeed new!

“Hey, guys, remember Thanos? We got Thanos. Thanos is a villain we have, and he’s not based on Darkseid at all.”

And can anyone explain the logic of Venomized Groot? It’s definitely not from the MCU, since there’s currently only a single Venom spore that crossed over. Is this based on a comic book, a TV series, or is it just the result of some fever dream that happened while someone was hopped up on everything that’s legal in Denmark?

Nice to see a Bigfig again, even if it appears to be reused. Too bad they couldn’t have given us the Lizard; he’s one of my favorite Spider-Man villains when he’s done right.

Of course it's a fever dream. 76249 Venomized Groot vs 71453 Izzie and Bunchu the Bunny!

Somebody should make the rest of Lady Liberty in this scale. It would be amazing. (A replaceable shield / torch arm would be a nice bonus too...)

All 3 of them, but i want more MCU vehicles from "The Infinity Saga".

Does the NWH set come with an instruction booklet? Because in the pictures i see kids building using a tablet for instructions

I like the Venom Groot, but coming so soon on the heels of just the Groot, I'll probably skip it unless it goes on sale for a good price. The Spider-Man set is very busy, but I want the mini-figs so I'll probably grab it assuming reviews are decent. And yet another unique Iron Man in rather terrible overpriced Hulkbuster (at least it's not terrible and $350!)...I'll probably grab this to add the Iron Man to the hall of armour!

@Ridgeheart said:
"Oh thank god, finally, a Hulkbuster. I was starting to think we'd never get a Lego-version of that iconic suit, what took them so long?

In honesty, that Iron Man really is amazing. So yeah, I guess I'll be adding yet another Hulkbuster to the pile.

I do love the No Way Home-set. Nice to get a good Willem Dafoe-face, nice to see Alfred Molino get another minifig so soon after Satipo. Great characters all-round, except for... Hand-Man? Wow, that's rough. I'm so sorry, Thomas Haden Church.

@Lee_Fogel said:
"I'm sure LEGO has their reasons for a smaller one."

Smaller figures are a lot cheaper to produce, but I also think they're going for some retro-vibes here. Thanos' first ever appearance in the comics was as some random villain-of-the-week for Iron Man, and he was barely taller or bigger than Tony Stark at the time.

Here's OG-Thanos (bonus: look for OG-Drax, because why not?): https://pyxis.nymag.com/v1/imgs/e59/7a6/a603145edfc6dcc0c786983130ecc8d20a-10-jim-starlin-iron-man.2x.w710.jpg"

OG Thanos wore no pants?

Human sized Thanos is not the real Thanos, just saying.
Though the venomized Groot looks amazing just like in the comics.

Green Goblin is too bright and is the only villain here without any leg printing, and while the pumpkin bomb is functional, it also looks too simplistic. The Spider-Men could have used additional printing but it's at least good they all have dual-molded legs and honestly the track record of printed Spider-Man arms lately hasn't been very good so it's an okay compromise. Inaccuracies in Ned, MJ, and Strange's minifigs are honestly excusable considering they're not the focal point of the scene, but for $110 it's not unreasonable to wish for better. Let's be honest, the set is basically a Spider-Man movie battle pack with a side of supporting characters on a display base, so it will sell anyway.

@DanOceanX93 said:
"Human sized Thanos is not the real Thanos, just saying."

Well, Squirrel Girl never whupped human-sized Thanos.

defiantly want the Spiderman set!

Transparent 29387 PL.ROUND 1X1 W. THROUGHG. HOLE!

Yes, Lego goes to that well a lot, but I think it's great that the kiddies are getting their own Hulkbuster in 76263. I also think it's funny that that one has bigfig hands.

@MeisterDad said:
"OG Thanos wore no pants?"
"Gamora, where are my ... paaaaaants?"

I thought Ninjago and City were getting expensive. Marvel and DC are WAY overpriced this time around!

Venomized Groot is terrifyingly cute. And a WAY better deal than the other one. Looks like LEGO learned a lesson there.

Love that big fig Thanos is back and fingers crossed we might get The Hulk again soon.

When I first saw the Spider-Man set, I literally thought it was a set mock-up. Can't believe they finally released it. However, I'm disappointed by the lack of Lizard, one of the last remaining Spidey villains that haven't been seen in LEGO form yet. Also disappointed by the Green Goblin and Doc Ock figures, plus Ned and MJ aren't really needed when Lizard is completely absent. I love all three Spider-Men though, and I'm certain this will sell like hotcakes even at that price. Still debating whether I should get it or not.

Otherwise, Venomised Groot looks much better than the previous version: I kind of hope this becomes a regular series. I also kind of like the Endgame final battle (even though that scene itself is one of the most forced and eye-rolling moments in the MCU in my opinion), but we've seen so many Endgame final battles at this point that this isn't really needed. Maybe expand on the AoU or Infinity War final battles for once? Also, all the figures are available elsewhere with really minor changes at most. I do like the diorama build though

No comment on yet another Hulkbuster, except for the excellent Iron Man. Why does he have extra printing and not Green Goblin?

Are those long curved clear w/stud elements new in the Spidey Showdown set?

To everyone complaining about the new Hulkbuster, might I remind you that this means there are now mech cockpit elements in some shade of red (even if it's not the correct shade).

Hahaha, even the Junior Hulkbuster is giving itself thumbs down in the official pics!

That groot... why? It feels like a jab at people who thought the original was creepy.

The NWH set looks amazing. Not many functions, but I like the emphasis on display for once because it doesn't get too bloated in size. That said, a full range of sets might have been nicer although of course the scene wouldn't have been as complete. I especially like that Do Ock's arms are built like the 2004 version! Yes!!!!

Oh and... why do we get a NWH set a yesr after the film? Did something change in the release schedule?

The endgame set... nice for people who like those minifigs. And I like that it at least opens up a bit. But visually it's not great despite some clear effort. The background wasn't the focus of the scene so they had to work with very little.

The hulkbuster might have been nice as a small-sized offering but not at that price!

One more thing. I just want to repeat that I don't like how many 'sub wave' set reveals we constantly get, Lego! Just reveal everything for a longer period again already. This is tiring

What do we want? HULKBUSTER!
When do we want it? EVERY YEAR!

The rest looks pretty awesome though, especially the two dioramas. Much cooler than the ugly, rectangular SW diorama collection sets. Even the box art and age rating is appropriate. But 105€ is ridiculous.

It's about time Lego did a Matryoshka doll for Iron Man Hulkbusters.

Unpopular opinion, but I think Venom (and Carnage) are two of the most over-hyped Marvel characters, specifically in trading cards and comic covers. I hope this isn't the start of a run of Venomized characters.

The Groot smile is nightmare fuel!

@Binnekamp said:
"That groot... why? It feels like a jab at people who thought the original was creepy.

The NWH set looks amazing. Not many functions, but I like the emphasis on display for once because it doesn't get too bloated in size. That said, a full range of sets might have been nicer although of course the scene wouldn't have been as complete. I especially like that Do Ock's arms are built like the 2004 version! Yes!!!!

Oh and... why do we get a NWH set a yesr after the film? Did something change in the release schedule?

The endgame set... nice for people who like those minifigs. And I like that it at least opens up a bit. But visually it's not great despite some clear effort. The background wasn't the focus of the scene so they had to work with very little.

The hulkbuster might have been nice as a small-sized offering but not at that price!

One more thing. I just want to repeat that I don't like how many 'sub wave' set reveals we constantly get, Lego! Just reveal everything for a longer period again already. This is tiring"

Marvel is typically guarded about movie spoilers. Lego got the concept art, however, Marvel wanted to keep the three spidermen a secret so Lego didn't know until the movie's release. Lego not knowing scenes until the movie releases means that the entire design timeline began after the movie.

I don`t care for the minifigures, but the build looks great!! Lots of potensial.

Holy balony those prices though. Sorry to be yet another poster complaining about it, but those dioromas don't look comparable to 100 euro stuff from even the last two years! The Galaxy Explorer would look huge next to those! And I get that a portion of that price goes to minifigs... but by that much? The NWH set doesn't even have a bigfig!

And I don't care about how many pieces they crammed into those. 1x1s do not a valuable model make.

In all fairness they might look better in person but as it stands they look like 70-80 at most in terms of size. Especially the NWH set.

@PurpleDave said:
" @DanOceanX93 said:
"Human sized Thanos is not the real Thanos, just saying."

Well, Squirrel Girl never whupped human-sized Thanos."

Avengers Endgame would have been a ten second action sequence with the credits rolling right after had there been squirrels involved.

The Mad Titan would have been carried away by an army of rodents, while Doreen would be figuring out how to get back to her programming homework in time to finish it before it was due the next day. Pure comics accuracy, just as intended!

Jeeeeez, £95 for E.F.B seems a bit steep!

@Ridgeheart said: "If you think Venom and Carnage were bad, you really aren't going to like Knull"

OK, I'm not very familiar with these characters, and I guess DisneyMarvelMegacorp can't be bothered to check names against every obscure language there is, it's just that in Norwegian "knull" means, well, "f*ck". So seeing that "Enjoy these f*ckified variant covers" article is pretty f'ed up in more than one way.

I love the Venomised Groot

@Ridgeheart said:
"It seems that once you reach a certain level of power or importance, you can just decide not to wear pants anymore."

Worked for Doctor Manhattan.

@Ridgeheart:
Huh. I guess Groot did host the Venom symbiote. Big Groot, though, not this little sapling.

Folks, I hate to say it, but I think the Hulkbuster has become Lego Marvel’s answer to the Batmobile and the X-wing. We should probably expect to continue seeing more of it.

Showed my wife 76266 and she rolled her eyes. Then I told her the price...
She may still be laughing now...

The Pegasus and Groot are fantastic.

Spider-Man final battle looks great!

Endgame final battle looks like a knock-off set. …terrible idea, and implementation.