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DC Comics Getting Lego-ized Covers, We've Got Two Exclusives Here
Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is coming out this fall, and its heroes and villains aren't just going beyond Batman's old stomping grounds. They're also invading 22 different issues of DC comics, via special-edition covers. We've got the first look at Wonder Woman #36 and Superman #36.
The covers are an homage to DC's own The New 52 #0 issues, which feature slightly more realistic-looking characters breaking through the page. While the Lego versions of Wonder Woman and Brainiac may not be quite as intimidating, they still look pretty great.
Here's the complete lineup of Lego variant covers that will be coming to stores this November:
- Action Comics #36
- Aquaman #36
- Batgirl #36
- Batman #36
- Batman & Robin #36
- Batman/Superman #16
- Catwoman #36
- Detective Comics #36
- Flash #36
- Harley Quinn #12
- Grayson #4
- Green Lantern #36
- Green Lantern Corps #36
- JLU #6
- Justice League #36
- Justice League Dark #36
- New Teen Titans #4
- Sinestro #7
- Supergirl #36
- Superman #36
- Superman/Wonder Woman #13
- Wonder Woman #36
For more information on the game – including Adam West's participation – check out our preview from San Diego Comic-Con.
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