The San Diego Comic Con 2018 trailer for LEGO DC Super-VIllains has been released and we get to see a slew of new villains that we’ll be able to play as. This trailer is ahead of the LEGO DC Super-Villains: Meet the Talend Behind the Video Game Panel that will be held tomorrow at SDCC which we’ll most likely see even more character reveals and other details so stay tuned for that. I’ll be at the panel to live Tweet some of the important details so follow me on Twitter if you haven’t yet. The post LEGO DC Super-Villains SDCC 2018 Trailer appeared first on The Brick Fan. Original linkOriginal author: Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

Nintendo is at the San Diego Comic Con and taking up residence San Diego ballroom of the Marriott Marquis & Marina. And as with any Nintendo Gaming Lounge at Comic Con, they will have a bevy of...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

It looks like there is an unannounced LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes set that is available for purchase at San Diego Comic Con 2018 and that is the Aquaman Black Manta Strike from the upcoming Aquaman movie. Looking at it closely, the build is mostly the robotic Black Manta along with the Aquaman, Mera, and Black Manta minifigures. I’ll have to swing by the LEGO booth tomorrow and pick it up. I’m guessing this set will be available starting in August. 76095: Aquaman: Black Manta Strike Launching: August 1, 2018 Age: 7+ SRP: $29.99 Venture into the underwater universe of Atlantis with Aquaman and Mera for a LEGO® DC Super Heroes 76095 Aquaman: Black Manta Strike against Black Manta’s submarine! Dodge the sub’s spring-loaded shooter and six-stud rapid shooter. Fend off the shark and Black Manta’s sword attacks with Aquaman’s powerful trident. Play out thrilling scenes from the Aquaman movie or...

Teased for weeks, LEGO finally made an official announcement this morning for the James Bond Aston Martin DB5. It’s a LEGO Creator set in the same vein as the London Bus, the VW Beetle and...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

I don't know what inspired it, I don't know the story behind it, and some quick google searches didn't help, so I'll just present it. Meet Buddha Robot by Moko, a surprisingly posable humanoid robot. Just based on the construction I wouldn't have guessed the range of motion of this mech (yeah, he's a mech, there's actually a figure inside!), but check out Moko's website for even more pics, this is only a glimpse. Original linkOriginal author: Tommy