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DC Comics Super Heroes / Comic-Con Minifigures

The LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Comic-Con subtheme consists of 14 minifigs that were released from 2011 to 2019 and based 16 sets. On average, these minifigs have an annual growth rate of 10.4%.
Most valuable DC Comics Super Heroes Comic-Con minifig
Superman (sh137) $4,505.86
Highest growth Comic-Con minifig
Batman (sh002) +3210.20%
Most owned DC Comics Super Heroes Comic-Con minifig
Superman (sh003)
Set with the most DC Comics Super Heroes Comic-Con minifigs
San Diego Comic-Con 2011 Green Lantern 1 minifig
The minifigures in the DC Comics Super Heroes Comic Con theme are exclusive collectibles released at various comic conventions. These minifigures often feature characters from DC Comics lore, such as Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and other iconic superheroes and villains. They are highly sought after by collectors due to their limited availability and unique designs, often showcasing special costumes or accessories inspired by specific comic book storylines or events.
14 minifigs

Aquaman

Minifig number sh533
Aquaman with short hair
Value $19.19
Growth  +284.6%
Annual growth 10.8%

Black Lightning

Minifig number sh521
Black Lightning from Comic-Con 2018
Value $619.80
Growth  +519.8%
Annual growth 14.3%

Vixen (San Diego Comic-Con 2017 Exclusive)

Minifig number sh434
Value $320.00
Growth  +29.9%
Annual growth 2.9%

ATOM

Minifig number sh293
ATOM - San Diego Comic-Con 2016 Exclusive
Value $912.80
Growth  +306.0%
Annual growth 13.5%

Arsenal

Minifig number sh207
Arsenal from San Diego Comic-Con 2015
Value $631.01
Growth  +531.0%
Annual growth 17.9%

Green Arrow

Minifig number sh138
San Diego Comic-Con 2013 Exclusive Green Arrow minifigure
Value $3,200.00
Growth  +1500.0%
Annual growth 11.6%

Superman

Minifig number sh137
Black Superman wearing a black suit (San Diego Comic-Con 2013 Exclusive)
Value $4,505.86
Growth  +2152.9%
Annual growth 25.3%

Batman of Zur-En-Arrh

Minifig number sh129
Batman of Zur-En-Arrh from San Diego Comic-Con 2014
Value $2,600.55
Growth  +940.2%
Annual growth 13.6%

Bizarro

Minifig number sh043
Bizarro from Comic-Con 2012
Value $1,147.54
Growth  +1047.5%
Annual growth 10.8%

Shazam / Captain Marvel

Minifig number sh042
Shazam / Captain Marvel (Comic-Con 2012 Exclusive)
Value $845.18
Growth  +463.5%
Annual growth 8.0%

Batman

Minifig number sh016b
Batman wearing a black suit with a yellow belt and crest, complete with a type 2 cowl and tear-drop neck cut cape
Value $5.79
Growth  +67.3%
Annual growth 7.4%

Superman

Minifig number sh003
Value $13.80
Growth  +245.0%
Annual growth 8.6%

Batman

Minifig number sh002
Batman from Comic-Con 2011
Value $1,655.10
Growth  +3210.2%
Annual growth 15.7%

Green Lantern

Minifig number sh001
Green Lantern (Comic-Con 2011 Exclusive)
Value $932.69
Growth  +1765.4%
Annual growth 10.2%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$17,409.31   (for all 14 minifigs)
Growth
+90.33%
Annual growth
+10.36%

Community Stats

Here are the top 14 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes / Comic-Con theme.
#1Superman
#2Batman
#3Aquaman
#4Vixen (San Diego Comic-Con 2017 Exclusive)
#5Shazam / Captain Marvel
#6ATOM
#7Batman of Zur-En-Arrh
#8Arsenal
#9Batman
#10Green Lantern
#11Superman
#12Black Lightning
#13Bizarro
#14Green Arrow

About LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Comic-Con

The LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Comic Con sets are exclusive LEGO sets or minifigures released in conjunction with major comic conventions, such as San Diego and New York Comic-Con. These limited-edition releases often feature unique designs or characters not found in the standard retail sets. Targeted mainly at collectors and convention attendees, these sets provide a distinctive and rare LEGO offering tied to the DC universe.

LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes theme was part of the LEGO Super Heroes introduced in 2011 which featured both DC Comics and Marvel Comics with DC Comics sets launching first including nine sets in the first wave. Most of the sets and characters based on their comic counterparts although some have also been based on films.