There are thousands of Lego sets that showcase numerous companies and franchises in colorful brick form. There are Lego sets for Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and many more.
One franchise that is no stranger to the Lego makeover is Marvel. Marvel Lego sets span from the comics to TV shows, and to the movies. Most Marvel Lego sets are typically large in size comparatively which means that there is a lot of to see in a set. Within these sets are things that Marvel fans will potentially notice and appreciate whether they be related to the comics, TV shows, or movies.
Updated Feb 9th, 2022 by Russ Boswell: Lego continues to innovate, bringing its amazing, engaging, and absolutely entertaining brick-building kits to builders all over the globe. The company is always hard at work securing new deals and IPs to help them create new and iconic sets that mimic scenes from films, comics, video games, and everything in between. Some of the best and most sought-after Lego sets come from the Marvel universe. To better showcase some of the best Marvel Lego sets, the following list has been updated and now includes even more entries to spotlight some of the coolest kits that money can buy.
13 Bro Thor's New Asgard
One of the funniest moments in Avengers: Endgame revolves around Thor, who has since become a very "depressed Bro Thor." The hero has let himself go, become a portly version of himself, and spends more of his time raging out on video games than doing any real-world saving.
Builders that want to commemorate this dark yet hilarious version of Thor can snag the Bro Thor's New Asgard set. The 265-piece kit has a wide array of items and Lego-styled relics that fit right in with the whole Bro Thor theme.
12 Venom Head
Venom is definitely one of the most beloved of all Marvel "villains." The Symbiote has seen a wide array of comics over the years, with many different individuals finding themselves joining forces with the goo-like substance either by choice or by force.
Those looking for a buildable homage to the grinning alien should check out this awesome Venom head. It's 565 pieces, comes with a unique stand, and even features a long tongue lashing out from behind Venom's iconic (and massive) teeth.
11 The Daily Bugle
There are a lot of Lego sets themed around Marvel that feature iconic scenes and movie moments, most of them being smaller sets with fewer pieces. There are, however, a couple of Marvel Lego kits that are downright massive. A great example is the Daily Bugle set, which features a whopping 3772 pieces.
Spider-Man fans will definitely get a kick out of this towering structure, complete with tons of details, multiple floors, and some great Minifigures of some truly iconic Spider-Man friends and foes.
10 Infinity Gauntlet
The Infinity Gauntlet is arguably one of the most iconic weapons within the Marvel franchise. Thanos used it in Avengers: Infinity War to wipe out half of all life in the universe. Adam Warlock and Magus disrupted the very flow of reality when fighting over the golden glove in The Infinity War comic.
Now the Infinity Gauntlet is a Lego set that Marvel fans can build and display in their homes. The set is 590 pieces and has different colored pieces for each of the Infinity Stones. Marvel fans are sure to catch that the stones on the gauntlet are in the same order as the stones on the gauntlet in Avengers: Infinity War.
9 The Guardian's Ship
The Guardians Of The Galaxy is one of the most iconic Marvel teams in the MCU. In Avengers: Infinity War, they run into Thor after Thanos destroys his ship.
The Guardian's Ship Lego set takes place during this time which is why a Thor Minifigure is in the set. The Guardian's Ship set is the titular team's spaceship known as the Benatar, not the Milano. While the ship in this set looks like the Milano, the set takes place after Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 when the group lost the Milano.
Marvel fans will also notice that there is no Gamora Minifigure in the set. This may cause some confusion for MCU fans because, at the point where Thor meets the Guardians, Thanos had not taken Gamora yet.
8 Attack On The Spider Lair
The Attack On The Spider Lair Lego set is not set from any film, TV show, or comics. This Lego set simply features Spider-Man if he were to have a lair of his own. Marvel fans will still enjoy the set because it still features characters and other pieces from the comics.
For example, the set includes Venom and Green Goblin Minifigures. It also displays three of Spidey's most iconic suits: The Ultimate Spider-Man suit, The Iron Spider Armor, and the Scarlet Spider suit.
7 Sanctum Sanctorum Showdown
In Avengers: Infinity War, the first new interaction between characters viewers see is Bruce Banner, Doctor Strange, and Wong. Not long after, Tony Stark joins them.
As they are talking about Thanos and his plan in the Sanctum Sanctorum, Black Order members, Cull Obsidian and Ebony Maw arrive. A fight breaks out between them and the four Avengers outside of the Mystic Arts headquarters.
This Lego set showcases that fight. While the set does not feature an interior of the Sanctum Sanctorum, there are things on the exterior of the building that may catch one's eye such as the movie-accurate suits of the heroes. There are also parts of the building that can pop in order to signify the building's destruction from the battle.
6 Endgame Final Battle
The Avengers' final battle against Thanos is one of the most intense action sequences in all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. One Lego set replicates this scene as best a Lego set can. The Avengers: Endgame Final Battle Lego set showcases some of the Avengers fighting against Thanos, wielding his double-edged blade.
These Minifigures include Scarlet Witch, Iron Man, Captain America, Black Panther, and even a miniature Ant-Man Minifigure. The set also features the brown van that Ant-Man used as a portal to the Quantum Realm.
5 Rise of the Domo
The Eternals is a superhero team introduced in Phase 4 MCU film of the same name.
The ship that they travel in is known as the Domo, which is a triangular-shaped vessel. The Rise of The Domo Lego set showcases the titular team and their ship, fighting against two Deviants which are the enemies of the Eternals film. The Rise of The Domo set is fascinating because it opens up allowing for people to place the Eternals Minifigures in the ship itself.
4 Avengers Tower Battle
The Avengers Tower Battle Lego set is technically not a part of the MCU because it features Red Skull who was defeated at the end of Captain America: The First Avenger. This means that Red Skull could not fight at the Avengers tower which was built decades after Red Skull's defeat.
Nevertheless, this Lego set will still catch the interests of Marvel fans because like the films, there are Easter eggs in the set. For example, the Infinity Gauntlet is hidden behind some weapons in the tower, and there is also a floor that houses the Tesseract.
3 Web Warriors Ultimate Bridge
The Web Warriors Ultimate Bridge Lego set is another Spider-Man set that isn't necessarily a part of the MCU or any other Spider-Man film.
The Web Warriors Ultimate Bridge set is great for Marvel fans because it showcases three different Minifigure versions of Spider-Man: the original, the Scarlet Spider, and Spider-Girl. The set also has Aunt May as the person being held hostage by three well-known Spider-Man villain Minifigures: Green Goblin, Kraven the Hunter, and Scorpion.
The Lego set also possesses interactive parts that move as if the bridge was actually collapsing with different pieces teetering on the edge and road signs bent at different angles.
2 The Shield Helicarrier
For the most part, The Shield Helicarrier Lego set is self-explanatory. This Lego set is a model of the iconic S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier featured in many forms of Marvel media from the comics to MCU films. The Shield Helicarrier is a large Lego set with nearly 3,000 pieces.
The set includes Minifigures of Nick Fury, Black Widow, Maria Hill, Hawkeye, and Captain America. The Shield Helicarrier set also includes mini-sets of Quinjets, gasoline trucks, forklifts, and other vehicles.
1 Airport Battle
Captain America: Civil War is one of the few non-Avengers films that feature multiple Avengers in the MCU. The film pits the titular Star-Spangled man against Iron Man. One of the most action-packed scenes in the film is the airport battle that includes various Avengers like Ant-Man, Falcon, and even Spider-Man who makes his first MCU appearance in Civil War.
The Airport Battle Lego set showcases this very scene. While not featuring every character involved in that scene, it does show some of the highlights of it like Scott Lang becoming Giant-Man and Bucky and Captain America escaping.