Maybe I’d try something similar for Robbie and Urich, as well. I had already had plans to do a custom Earth-616 Gwen Stacy with some well-picked parts and some acrylic paint. Might be one of superhero comics better depictions of the thesis that all the superheroes don’t necessarily make the word a better place, just a weirder. He’s generally depicted as a hard-working and serious journalist who took up the profession to make a real difference, and subsequently is a very depressed and cynical person. Then, he and Spidey usually rub each other the wrong way, adding to the conflict.)Īnd Ben Urich is also well-suited and clean-shaved, although his working hours and unhealthy lifestyle shines through too much for him to look like a ‘proper’ newsman. (To be fair, Jonah’s vendetta against Spider-Man isn’t always as heavy-handed as it appears in the movies, and his main gripes are more with masked superheroics and vigiliantism, than Spider-Man as a person. I think a recolored white Finn hairpiece would look perfect. Robbie Robertson is usually depicted as this older, proper white-haired, clean-shaven serious black man who always wear a suit and tie to work, and is usually depicted as Jonah’s right side man and his voice of reason, when his hate of Spider-Man goes out of hand. (See what I did there?) I actually like the movies, and Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone do a good job with their characters, but she doesn’t have the visual iconicity of the Earth-616 or Earth-65 counterpart. I suppose she could look somewhat like Emma Stone’s take from Mark Webb’s spin on the mythology. Even if she’s supposedly a clone, she’d look like her 616 version. Gwen Stacy doesn’t have either her iconic Earth-616 black Alice headband or the hangy-bangs of the Earth-65 Ghost Spider version. Unfortunately, some of the key characters here appear rather middling. Jonah Jameson, Betty brant, Venom, Miles Moraes, Spider-Ham, Green Goblin, Gwen Stacy, Carnage, Punisher, Peter Parker, Spider-Gwen, Black Cat, Robbie Robertson, Ben Urich, Mysterio, Daredevil, Sandman, Aunt May, newspaper worker, New York taxi driver, receptionist.
#LEGO DAILY BUGLE FULL#
The full character list is as follows: Fire Star, Blade, Doctor Octopus, Spider-Man, J. Jonah Jameson, Punisher, Black Cat, and Daredevil. and 25 minifigures, including 5 characters exclusive to this set: Blade, J. The model measures 82cm high, 35cm wide, and 27cm long, and comes with 3,772 pieces. The set also features new exclusive minifigures including Daredevil and Blade. The detail doesn’t stop with the building, as the set includes a huge cast of 25 minifigures, featuring Spidey himself alongside his most famous friends and foes, such as Gwen Stacy, Venom, Mysterio, and Doctor Octopus. The top floor also features both Betty Brant and J. Moving up to the second floor, the villainous Green Goblin can be seen smashing a window to get to Peter Parker’s office where his camera lies waiting for the next story.
Within the building, there are several famous settings from the various universes, including the ground floor entrance that can be destroyed to look like an explosion has taken place and the newsroom on the first floor complete with the usual office furniture of desks and computers, but also much needed donuts and other treats! The whole set is also modular, meaning you can remove walls and floors to get to the action within.
The LEGO Daily Bugle is incredibly detailed both inside and out, with three floors, the front street, and the back alley. Jonah Jameson, and Betty Brant, it is here that the iconic phrase of “Get me pictures of Spider-Man!” was first uttered. Workplace of Peter Parker, Ben Urich, Robbie Robertson, J.
#LEGO DAILY BUGLE SERIES#
The Daily Bugle offices first featured in The Amazing Spider-Man comic series over 50 years ago in 1963 and remains a much-loved setting throughout the web-slinger’s various adventures.
Designed for grown-ups, it is the tallest LEGO Marvel set to date standing at 82cm tall and featuring 3,772 pieces. Jonah Jameson’s, and Peter Parker’s offices.
Today, the LEGO Group reveals the new #76178 LEGO Spider-Man Daily Bugle set, an intricate version of the iconic newspaper building, complete with the demanding editor, J.
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