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You're thinking of Johnny Blaze/Danny Ketch, who ride motorcycles and are possessed by the spirit of vengeance. Robbie Reyes is possessed by his serial killer uncle, and drives a muscle car. It's unlikely we'll get him, none of the sets say anything about a car.

It looks like the sets are based on recent comics. Thanos has had a large role in the comics recently (as well as a redesign where he gains red eyes), and Black Panther is the current chairman of the Avengers. If they really are basing it on these, I really hope they include the rest of the Avengers (2018) lineup in the sets.

#legoleaks on Instagram. A grouping of 5 images, 4 heads. One black with red eyes and blue markings, one white with a freckled woman's face, one white with targets on it, one that looks exactly like Black Panther, and the full Junkrat minifigure. Not necessarily in that order.

Either way I'm using it for Black Panther, so long as it doesn't have a mouth. It's kinda hard to tell since they covered it with the hashtag.

A couple heads just leaked, one of them looks a lot like comic book Black Panther. Since we're getting a comics wave, that makes sense.

Yeah, I have. Still think he's inferior to MCU Thanos.

Comics Thanos is such a trash character compared to MCU Thanos. He causes chaos and stuff just to try and pull a girl? It's pathetic and unoriginal, and makes the character a total joke. MCU Thanos is an improvement in pretty much every single aspect. They made him sympathetic, not a White Knight to Lady Death, gave him a better backstory, changed his obsession and mission for the better, blah blah blah. Lego head's fine. Don't like the skin tone, would prefer a lighter purple like both prior comic book Thanoses. Don't like how he has a permanent furious expression, I prefer neutral ones or slight grimaces.

So I was stalking reddit for marvel SDCC news, and I found this clip of Hulk smashing something that looks suspiciously like the mini Leviathan from the upcoming Endgame set. Am I going crazy, or am I right? Was it an actual thing in the movie? In related reddit-stalking news, I'm super hyped for lego to finally make a Blade minifigure thanks to the upcoming movie.

By Iron Man mech and Thanos mech, could they mean Giant Man and Chitauri apes? If the names really are preliminary, then it could mean "Iron Man and Giant Man, which is brick built and therefore looks a bit like a mech". Giant-man is somewhere around 150 pieces, I believe.

Admittedly the more complex ones (like Baze) appear to have more pieces, others having around 90, but I can see side builds for Thanos's sword, Iron Man's nanotech stuff, etc. Fair enough, but the case could be that the leaker glanced at it and went "looks like a mech" so they wrote mech down, or they could've simply rebranded.

Uh, just looked at the amount of parts for the buildable figure I linked, and it's almost the same number as the Thanos/Iron Man mech. The bionicle style buildable figures have jumped from theme to theme in the past too, like originally they had a superheroes line of them. I'm 99% sure that they're going to turn out to be one of them at this point.

Thanos mech? Iron Man mech? To me, this is sounding like a buildable figure, either in the Chima Legend Beast style or a Star Wars buildable figure style. I'm leaning towards the latter.

What role did have in the movie? Isn't he supposed to be Does that happen in the film?

Deadpool was created specifically as a parody of Deathstroke. In return, Red Tool was created as a parody of Deadpool.

Looks a bit ugly, and is too bright. Not going to lose any sleep over not getting this.

Can't see this happening. I can see him getting shoved in another set set at the final battle though. Also, still waiting on a Daredevil comic set.

It would have more playability than a helicopter. It would be something kids remembered from the movie, and would therefore want to buy. The one in the set I didn't even realize was a Leviathan, I thought it was some kind of Chitauri bird I forgot was in the movie.

Not at all? It could move, it could have stud shooters, it could open and close its mouth, and so on. If the brick built Jurassic Park T-Rexes are good toys, hell, if action figures are good toys, then a brick built Leviathan would be too. I'm sure kids would prefer a fairly memorable giant flying T-Rex-slug-thing to a nice looking, but ultimately generic helicopter.

Man, they really like recycling Nexo Knights builds, didn't they? What's great about this Hulk mold is that it can be re-used for big people wearing clothes. It can be used for Professor Hulk with the glasses, and outside of marvel it could be used for Wreck-it-Ralph. Glad that Lego have finally decided to do multiple waves for a marvel movie.

Getting real sick of Lego's garbage treatment of the Marvel brand and Marvel fans

They also made the Final Battle Rhodes suit War Machine instead of Iron Patriot. They base their toys on stuff that's planned pretty close to the last minute, but aren't definitive. It's possible that 34 other Iron Man suits were planned to show up, but it was deemed unnecessary and cut. Nothing in the movie suggests that Tony has 34 other suits, so it could be mark 51 in universe.

Pretty disappointing there isn't even 1 figure with new, above-and-beyond detail in the set, like in the nightmare Batman set. Figs are meh. Ditko suit is gonna be his suit going forward in the MCU, so I'll be shocked if Lego don't eventually make it. At least it's a cheap way to get another Spidey.

Can we post Endgame related stuff here yet?

The more I look at it, the more I think it's fake. Every torso is reused (Ned - Harry Potter, Hill - Lois Lane, Spidey - Homecoming Spidey), it's super blurry (possibly to hide obvious editing) and Hill appears to have a child's face.

It's probably the blue suit again, the spider logo looks black.