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Usually, these types of packs are available for a while. As long as you order within a couple of months, they're usually available. I'll be ordering at first availability for myself.

Thanks! I'd like to see a wide-released dynamic expression for Deadpool at some point in the future. Of course, who knows when (or if) we'll even get him again.

Question: does anyone happen to have a picture of Sheriff Deadpool's head without the mustache?

That makes so much sense now. The blue isn't a body, but his cat head, which would explain why the shape was weird. And I can see that's Clark now-- I think I saw Jack Ryder in a cutscene in footage and brain-lapsed the rest of my knowledge away for a moment. Thanks, Cap!

Looking at how these all match up to Lego Batman 3, I'd wager that the artist just used those as a starting place and ran from there, if I had to guess.

EXCITING UPDATE (for me at least): After snooping on IGN's version of the gameplay, there are a few more characters shown off, and several visible in the roster pic: Others I didn't highlight: Hawkgirl next to Harley Quinn, Granny Goodness by Grodd and Grail (Darkseid's daughter, missed her in the initial labelling), possible Kite Man next to King Shark, Toy Man to the left of Two-Face. The orange question-marked figure by Detective Chimp is beyond me currently; if anyone can figure it out, please let me know. Mirror Master and Condiment King (by Gordon) are visible here as well, though we've gotten quick glimpses at them recently. And Poison Ivy and Riddler appear to be wearing variant costumes as well as Wonder Woman, although since it wasn't shown in the video, I didn't think to label them at the time.

Could be a new micro, maybe not. The minifigure is definitely just the last one, and not what we would get design-wise, since they forgo the muscle printing on them. Since these are old designs, I'll be cautiously optimistic.

Thoughts as I watch the video: -- Why did Youtube play an ad for Trojan Condoms on this? -- Heatwave is definitely intended to sound similar to his live action counterpart, although not going for identical. -- I definitely think there's been a budget increase for this game. It looks so polished, and with newer effects and fonts than previous games. Look at this compared to gameplay footage for even The Incredibles, and there's just something more to this one. -- I like the animation of the figures actually getting rebuilt instead of just appearing. -- Captain Cold has the greatest takedown animation. -- That combat has definitely been revamped (or at least built on, possibly from Ninjago; I've not actually played that one yet.) I've spotted what may be counter icons, special move combo indicators (combos have, admittedly, been around since Lego Batman 1), and ability-specific armor (gold heat-vulnerable armor) on enemies -- Banana lasers? -- I love how cocky Lex is gliding around without even bothering to make steps. -- That ice actually looks good -- So glad to see the dig icon has been made into a shovel now. I hated how in LB3 it still used the pawprints that were introduced in Harry Potter, even though most digging wasn't done by animals, but by Lanterns, in the gameplay -- The Jungle Temple look makes me nostalgic for Lego Indiana Jones. I loved those games. -- That Cosmic Treadmill moment looks spectacular, but the music seems a tad odd -- The obligatory riding-a-pig-like-a-horse running gag from this franchise is back, and I'm okay with that -- I want that Grodd bigfig in my life -- That boss fight isn't very original Final thoughts on this vid: I am very excited for this game. Glad to have my preorder already on Amazon, will definitely want to review the game for my youtube channel.

Oooh, that looks so cool!

They are seriously going all-out for the voice actors this time. Reverse Flash's, C. Thomas Howell, voiced him in The Flashpoint Paradox and Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay, and I sincerely consider him the best RF voice-actor out there. It'll be interesting to hear him in something that isn't highly mature-audiences focused.

Since I have the old Umbridge (me? subtly showing off? never!), I'll use the old hair on the new one if I pick it up.

Oh my god, we're actually getting one of my personal wishlist: Inexplicably Sensual Jeff Goldblum! Looking back at his "distraught" scenes in the movie, he definitely had more of a tanned-glow for whatever reason than his earlier scenes, so I can kind of see why TLG went with that tone. Wouldn't have picked it myself, but I can live with that. Shame that Blue doesn't look any different; a variant baby raptor would have been awesome.

Fun trailer! Not too many new reveals, but it does officially show off Ra's al Ghul, Batgirl, and Condiment King now, although the last one was likely since his belt was in the customizer trailer.

I don't care too much if the leaks are real or not, the only thing I'd prioritize on my wishlist is a new and improved Basilisk. Simply having any Harry Potter sets again is rather... Magical.

Miles is one of my favorite Marvel 'figs (and leaps and bounds better than the Spider-Man he's styled like that we got in the most sets), so I'm always game for another one. Spider-Ham would be a fun one for sure, but the one I'd really want to see is 2099 Spider-Man (pure, baseless speculation here). And Daredevil is obviously one of the most-wanted new appearances I am hoping for, so I'll keep my fingers crossed to the possibility.

Holy schmokes. That was phenominal! What program did you use for the mouths and eyes? And how long did this take to animate?

This would be a fantastic figure, even acknowledging that we are currently more likely to get, I dunno, Arm Fall Off Boy than to see this one Ideas project be allowed as an exception to the "no existing theme sets" rule they have in place. I desperately want a new, more detailed comics Superman, since every other Justice Leaguer we got recently had new Rebirth looks.

Well, welcome back to Lego, and to the community for the first time! We're glad to have you around. Definitely poke around on the forums for some of your answers; the guys and gals on here are great about pointing you in the right directions.

Welcome to the site! I just checked out your Superman vs Thor video, and I have to say, that was extremely well done! I loved how one shot recreated Superman's flight attack from Man of Steel and Injustice 2.

Welcome aboard! I checked out your Flickr, and I really love your designs. We're glad to have you with us!

Do3d.com has all sorts of 3D printed files intended for human sizing, but I e-mailed them and they were willing to design a minifigure-scale version of one of the helmets, so they may be able to work with you, depending on your request. That being said, they have been excruciatingly slow at getting it mailed out, and when they finally did the first one never even arrived so they're having to make another one to ship out, so be forewarned that it won't be a fast process.

I want to see the goat return. It was in something like one expensive Castle set and then never popped its pointy horns out again. Why on earth did TLG do that?

Sadly, it won't let me put in a back order, so I'll just have to be patient. The one thing I can't stand (and it was in the JL sets too) is that they just slapped a 1x2 tile over the wings of the Parademons instead of smaller circle plates, or even round studs. The big gray bar is just plain ugly.

It is only ever speculation at this point. He is probably the most desired unreleased Batman villain I've seen people want on here, though, so any time speculation on new sets come up, he will inevitably come up in discussions. This time around, because of the appearance of the new hat and leg pieces that would make him more accurate, I feel like there is more justification for it; now would clearly be the ideal time to drop him into a set, if Lego is planning to do so.

I've now picked up Aragog's set, and a few CMFs, and I've noticed something odd. The wands in the set seem to be a softer plastic, leaving more "grab marks" where they clip into the hand, whereas the CMFs seem to have a slightly harder plastic wand, which leaves less damage visible. Has anyone else noticed that? And why wouldn't they just use the harder plastic across the board to keep the pieces in top shape?