New LEGO Batman Sets
LEGO Unveils Three New Batman Sets Featuring the First Arkham Batmobile
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The Arkham Batmobile set is numbered 67009, carries a 9+ age rating and is described by LEGO as drawing on all three Arkham Trilogy games, although its design most closely resembles the vehicle in Arkham Knight.
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A code included with the Arkham Batmobile unlocks a red brick in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight that gives characters a gold glow.
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The Batman Returns Batmobile & Duck set can open its sides to reveal the Batmissile, and it also unlocks a gold Batman Returns Batmobile Batcave prop in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight.
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The Arkham Batmobile set is listed for £26.99 in the UK and €29.99 in Europe; one report lists its retirement date as December 31, 2028.
LEGO is launching three Batman sets on January 1, 2027, marking the toy maker's first venture into the Arkham video game universe. The lineup includes a 317-piece Arkham Batmobile for $29.99, a 672-piece Batman Returns Batmobile paired with Penguin's Duck vehicle for $59.99, and a 1,849-piece Joker wall display for $169.99. DC Collectors reports that the sets blend classic film nostalgia with modern gaming inspiration.
The Arkham Batmobile (set 67009) features a new Batman minifigure and working suspension system. Pre-orders have opened in some regions, though availability varies. Brick Fanatics notes the Joker wall art recreates a 2011 Detective Comics cover with a three-dimensional effect.
Arkham Trilogy Gets Its First LEGO Set
The Arkham Batmobile marks LEGO's debut into the Batman: Arkham video game series. Comic Book reports the set number 67009 contains 317 pieces and carries a 9+ age rating. The design draws inspiration from all three Arkham Trilogy games, though it most closely matches the Batmobile from Arkham Knight. In the UK, it's priced at £26.99, and €29.99 in Europe.
The set unlocks exclusive digital rewards in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. A code included inside activates a red brick that gives characters a gold glow effect in the video game. This cross-promotion bridges physical and digital play experiences for fans.
Batman Returns Batmobile Brings Two Vehicles to Shelves
The 672-piece Batman Returns set ($59.99) pairs Tim Burton's iconic 1992 Batmobile with Penguin's distinctive Duck vehicle. Gizmodo describes the set as offering cinematic nostalgia for fans of the film. The Batmobile features opening sides that reveal a hidden Batmissile inside. Both Batman and Penguin minifigures are included.
This set also connects to LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. Owners unlock a gold-colored Batman Returns Batmobile Batcave prop in the video game. The dual-vehicle design gives collectors more display options than single-model sets.
Joker Wall Art Brings Comic Book Cover to Life
The largest set in the collection is the 1,849-piece Joker Wall Art (set 67012) priced at $169.99. Brick Fanatics reports it recreates the cover of Detective Comics #880 from 2011, illustrated by artist Jock. The set uses three-dimensional building techniques to transform the flat comic book artwork into a sculptural display piece suitable for hanging.
This wall art set targets adult collectors and display enthusiasts. Unlike the minifigure-focused Batmobile sets, the Joker piece emphasizes large-scale artistic construction. The set's scale and price position it as a premium collectible for serious fans.
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