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DC Comics' Lego Covers Reveal New Characters In Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
This November, DC Comics is celebrating Warner Bros. Interactive and TT Games' Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham with a series of special-edition comic book covers. Lego versions of Superman, Batman, and newly reborn characters like Dick Grayson are featured on 22 different covers. A Warner Bros. Interactive representative tells us that all of the characters featured on the covers are in-game models. In a way, you're getting a good look at a portion of the playable characters.
A few weeks ago, DC unveiled the Lego covers for Wonder Woman and Superman. The entire collection of covers was revealed in DC Comics' November solicitation. You can view them all in the gallery below. If you are a collector aiming to add all of these fun covers to your library, here are the comics you need to track down in 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
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