What’s next for LEGO Marvel in 2024 and beyond?
LEGO Marvel’s sets in 2024 may face some of their biggest challenges yet as high prices and low interest may determine the future of the theme.
Considering recent developments and lower box office returns of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, some of which aren’t entirely under Marvel Studios’ control, interest in Marvel overall appears to be falling. Add to that some high prices in LEGO Marvel and it paints an uncertain picture for the LEGO theme for 2024 and beyond.
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Both 76232 The Hoopty and 76281 X-Men X-Jet have comparably cow piece counts with their prices and while price-per-piece isn’t always the best perception of value, receiving around 400 elements for at least £74.99 / $84.99 / €84.99 isn’t quite ideal. While the future of LEGO Marvel has not been officially confirmed, the LEGO Group may already have a solution at play thanks to another 2024 set.
For now, rumour has it that LEGO Marvel’s upcoming efforts in 2024 include a Captain America: Brave New World model.
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