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There is one LEGO Monster Fighters set we haven’t talked about yet; the #9465 LEGO Monster Fighters Zombies. It came out later then the first wave of Monster Fighters, so some of you may have missed it. Here is a picture of the box:

The LEGO Monster Fighters Zombies set comes with three zombies, Jack McHammer (the hero) and 447 pieces to build a grave-yard with two coffins and a creepy crypt, and Jack McHammer’s vehicle with giant zombie-smashing hammers. Here is a picture of the set:

Here is the official description for #9465 LEGO Monster Fighters Zombies: Help Jack McHammer get out of grave danger and seize the zombie moonstone! Through the mist, Jack McHammer catches sight of the zombie graveyard. He’s on a mission to recover the zombie moonstone, but as he reaches for it, the zombies rise from their coffins and attack! Can he make it back to his car and battle the zombies with the giant hammer?

If you like the LEGO Monster Fighters theme, this is a great set to get. With a graveyard, four minifigures and a vehicle, it has plenty of play-value. If you are not into monster-fighting, you may still like this set for the three unique zombies that would work well in post-apoc or haunted-castle settings. Here is a picture of the three zombies in the set as well as the zombie from the first Collectible Minifigure series pictured on the right (images from BrickLink). You can now build a whole horde of these guys! 😈

The vehicle is not bad either, with some nice features and lovely colors. You can easily rework it into a classic-style or steampunk-ish vehicle, if you don’t care for those big hammers and flick-fire missiles. 🙄

The LEGO Monster Fighters Zombies set is now available at the Online LEGO Shop, along with all the other sets in the series (except for the #1022 Haunted House, which will be released September 1st). The Zombies set is $39.99, which comes to 8 cents a piece – pretty standard for today’s LEGO sets. You can check out further details or buy at the LEGO Shop.

So what do you think of the LEGO Monster Fighters Zombies? Do you like the series, or do you build other zombie-scenes? Share your thoughts in the comment section below! 😉

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Comic-Con exclusive LEGO Super Heroes

During the recent San Diego Comic-Con, LEGO has given away four exclusive LEGO Super Heroes minifigures to lucky raffle winners. The four minifigures are: Phoenix, Bizarro, Black Suit Spider-Man, and Shazam. Here is a picture of all four of these exclusive LEGO Super Heroes minifigures by Flickr member Vanjey_LEGO, who managed to get all four! 😉

The first Comic-Con exclusive LEGO Super Heroes minifigure is Phoenix. Here is a little bit of history about her, in case you are not familiar with the character: Phoenix is a Marvel Comics super-heroine. Her real name is Jean Grey-Summers, and goes by the aliases Marvel Girl, Phoenix, and Dark Phoenix. She is a mutant born with telepathic and telekinetic powers. Her powers first manifested when she saw her childhood friend being hit by a car. Jean is an important figure in the lives of other Marvel characters, mostly the X-Men, including her husband Cyclops; her mentor and father-figure Charles Xavier; her close friend and sometimes romantic interest Wolverine; her best friend and sister-like figure Storm; and her genetic children Rachel Summers, X-Man, Cable, and Stryfe.

Here are a few more pictures of Phoenix, along with a picture of the original Marvel Comics character. (Phoenix minifigure pictures by Andrew Clapham.)

The second Comic-Con exclusive LEGO Super Heroes minifigure is Bizarro. Bizarro is from the DC Universe comics. He was created as a mirror-image of Superman, with opposite powers to Superman. He often appears as an antagonist to Superman, though not always. Being a mirror-image he has a strange speech-pattern where all of his comments mean the opposite as in normal speech (i.e. “good” means “bad”). His face has a grotesque, Frankenstein-like appearance.

Here are a few more pictures of Bizarro, along with a picture of the original DC Comics character. (Bizarro minifigure by Andrew Clapham.)

And here is a great picture of the Superman vs. his mirror-image, Bizarro (photo by Vanjey_LEGO). They look great together, aren’t they? 😀

The last two Comic-Con exclusive LEGO Super Heroes minifigures are Black-Suit Spider-Man and Shazam. The black Spider-Man suit is from the Spider-Man: Back in Black Marvel Comics series. The story is about Spider-Man’s anger and determination to find Aunt May’s shooter. Shazam (a.k.a. Captain Marvel) is a super-hero from the DC Universe comics. Captain marvel is the alter-ego of Billy Batson, who is struck by a magic lightning bolt that transforms him into an adult super-hero with supernatural powers whenever he says “Shazam”.

Here are a few more pictures of Shazam, along with a picture of the original DC Comics character. (Shazam minifigure pictures by sidersdd.)

Here are a few more pictures of black Spider-Man, along with a picture of the original Marvel character. (Spider-Man minifigure by Andrew Clapham.)

And here is a great picture of the regular LEGO Super Heroes Spider-Man and Black-Suit Spider-Man (photo by Vanjey_LEGO).

Only 250 of each of these four exclusive LEGO Super Heroes minifigures were made, so as you can imagine they are highly desirable and collectible. If you would like to get them for your collection, eBay is your best friend. The minifigs are going for about $100-$150 each. (You can also get them on BrickLink, but the prices are higher at about $200 each.) Here are the links to listings on eBay:

➡ Exclusive LEGO Super Heroes Phoenix: see on eBay

➡ Exclusive LEGO Super Heroes Bizarro: see on eBay

➡ Exclusive LEGO Super Heroes Black-Suit Spider-Man: see on eBay

➡ Exclusive LEGO Super Heroes Shazam: see on eBay

So what do you think of the Comic-Con LEGO Super Heroes exclusives? And which one is your favorite? Are you planning to get them? Or got them already? Share your thoughts and comments below! 🙂

If you are interested in the current LEGO Super Heroes sets in the DC and Marvel line, you can check them out here:

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