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CMF will probably be both comics and MCU if the DC one is anything to go off of.

The Durmstrang Ship makes sense to me, they know adults like pirate ships and often make big ship sets every few years (Destiny’s Bounty, Silent Mary, BSB). HP is big right now so even if there’s an unimportant ship they’ll jump at the chance to make a set.

Looks perfect, exactly what I was hoping. The blue recolor is kind of ridiculous in comparison.

Any pictures of either Mysterio with the grey opaque bowl piece from Sesame Street?

I hope he's not missing a headpiece, they did great with Filch.

The cheapest sets having the best figures is a funny twist.

Borgin & Burkes works as both a tie-in to Chamber of Secrets AND Half Blood Prince so it makes the most sense. Though I think they will market it as a COS set.

Honestly, I've been having my figs be bald for buzzcuts, the smaller afro just doesn't work.

Both Privet Drive and Diagon Alley (for the most part) were a strange backtracking to Chamber of Secrets so it seems they are mixing the timeline now. So next wave could definitely be Goblet of Fire (Durmstrang boat and ???) and Deathly Hallows (implied by both Gringotts and the Sword of Gryffindor mold).

Wanda will drive her Wandamobile into battle with Spider-man to battle against Venomized Vision.

Something from Returns with Penguin and Catwoman on the display seems like a no brainer. The question is what the model would be.

We'll keep getting cars and Venomized robots until kids stop buying it, which is never.

I’m still amazed at how good that Spider-man bridge set was from a few years ago. At this point I just see spidey sets as “may have a figure worth bricklinking” and that’s it (Mysterio, Noir, Ham...) Marvel deserves better. I’m amazed Avengers Tower is as good as it is.

I was tipped off on this site from someone here and I love the idea, can anyone vouch on the quality of the bricks?

I would love Christmas Carol sets with the more fantastical elements of the story, but it seems like a stretch.