Max_Lego

Thank you very much!

Thanks for the kind words! Now I know what digital building is for. You build your MOC digitally first, you order parts on BrickLink second! I must try this

I doubt Lego will handle her minifigure. It's hard enough to do. I mean, it's hard to recreate her as a minifigure

I need Baby Doll!! I need her badly!! ...OK, not badly , but still! Why can't you just speak for yourself?

I also prefer the Josstice League Steppenwolf. He looks more realistic

Sorry for replying so late - thanks, but, again, I don't think it's the best part of my build, since it's not really accurate. Nevertheless, I tried my best

Agree with everything! The atmosphere is fantastic!

This is absolutely correct! But DC products like Batwheels, that SHOULD HAVE, but DIDN'T succeed in attracting kids' attention, aren't a good solution...

We won't get any this year...

Finally a new character! This time again from BTAS. Temple Fugate, the Clock King:

40 years of Star wars

But TLG doesn't make movies! We can only hope DC produces something that TLG will base sets on

But this forum is dedicated to a construction toy from Denmark, not to cinema! You should find some superhero movie forum for such suggestions. Here we mostly discuss Lego sets, not movies

Beautiful

The Snyderverse is dead. Long (perhaps not, but let's hope for the best!) live the Gunnverse! ...Timmverse is the best (although I don't like all of it)

The fact that @Yperio_Bricks is the only to comment this entry doesn't mean he is the only one who likes it. I also like your unique style. Keep going and be yourself.

Two new characters here, both from STAS: inspector Dan Turpin and Brainiac: Two-Face and the Ridder have been slightly upgraded: Harvey's face was painted with blue gel ink pen, while Edward now looks like in the 2003 comic 'Batman adventures'.

A character that has NOTHING to do with the DCAU - Joaquin Phoenix Joker (Arthur Fleck) from the 2019 Joker movie:

As I am not capable of creating one single game board, that would fit all my villains and satisfy my expectations, I decided to build one location per villain (or group of villains), not unlike computer game levels. Rupert Thorne's location is his office, seen in BTAS episode "The man who killed Batman": More small locations will be constructed soon...

He would've been if his cowl and boots were dark blue. I see your point. But the film director himself said we're not supposed to root for the Joker, since Murray indeed is an innocent man. I know Lego won't realise such a set, I just wish they did. But more BTAS (and, hopefully, TNBA) sets is what I really want. I am afraid TLG won't realise more BTAS sets, and NO TNBA sets at all...

I see your point. But I still think the show studio is an iconic scene (it's the movie's quintessence, and the fact that there are so many "Joker speech" videos on YouTube proves that it's very popular) that deserves to be recreated in Lego, and it could've been a nice display set, not for kids.

Murray's studio would've been a perfect 18+ set I mean, a 18+ set needs not to be a child's plaything. It's for display. Also, wasn't Nolan's TDK violent? Lego had no problems with TDK sets Oh yes, I totally forgot there was an obscene joke scene in that movie...

I know that we won't get a Joker set, I am aware that the movie is R-rated but... Why? The only reason for this movie to be R-rated, IMHO, is the short Randall murder scene, the rest of the movie would've been PG-13 (if not for the swearing). I think Lego MAY realise a 18+ set based on this movie (like, Murray Franklin's studio), but, agreed, that would mean TLG breaking their one rule...

Dear @Professor Thaum, I beg your pardon for my dumb question, but... where are the photos stored? I don't see them... If I knew where they are, I could use some special trick to have a look at them.

Then it would have been the most expensive Lego set ever