Set Facts
- It's minifigures include Batman, Robin, Beast Boy, Starfire, The Penguin, The Joker, Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn.
- The Batmobile is included as a rescue vehicle to assist Batman in saving the trapped heroes.
- Features include Harley Quinn's ride with a bike and Super-Jumper-activated functions, and The Penguin's ride with rotating duck seats and a toppling function.
- The Beast Boy and Starfire minifgs are exclusive to this set.
- The set includes 3 of the 5 DC Teen Titan members.
- Jokerland was designed by LEGO designer Adam Grabowski.
- The set is contained in 5004816 Super Heroes DC Collection
Regional Retail Prices (LEGO.com/Store)
Jokerland Reviews
“The main attraction of the set is the Joker Ride, which features a clown face tower with tilting hat and rolling eyes that is operated by knobs behind the face. There's also a slide that ends in a poison chamber and a mirror house. Harley Quinn has a trapeze-style bike stunt... More that can pull a minifigure underneath the bike. The Poison Ivy tower ride includes a man-eating plant at the top.”
Full review at ttpm.com
“If you’re new to LEGO Batman and looking to start a collection then this may be the best set to start with given the inclusion of four DC superheroes and four established villains from the Batman comics. With the set as a whole made up of four independent ride sections, the... More minifigures are paired off with one bad guy to each superhero; Batman and The Joker go head to head, Beast Boy faces off against Penguin, Starfire takes on Poison Ivy and fan favorite Harley Quinn gives the boy wonder a run for his money.”
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
17 mos (this set 14 mos)
Annual growth
+11.18% (this set +11.96%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Jokerland currently ranks #20 out of the top most owned sets in DC Comics Super Heroes Batman.
About DC Comics Super Heroes Batman
Batman is the DC Comics Super Heroes subtheme for Batman and the villains of Gotham City. Batman first had a LEGO theme of his own in 2006, and he came back in 2012 as part of the new Super Heroes line, the same year as the video game LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. Most sets put Batman against a single villain, so over the years the whole rogues gallery has turned up, from the Joker, Two-Face and Catwoman to less common foes like Man-Bat, Killer Croc, Clayface and Ra's al Ghul.
Batman consists of 53 sets that ran from 2012 to 2027. As of today,
10937 Batman Arkham Asylum Breakout is the most valuable Batman set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $394.
Summary
DC Comics Super Heroes Batman Jokerland set 76035 was released on August 22, 2015, retailing for $120, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $335, used ones can be found for $140.
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The Joker and his team of villains have transformed Gotham City’s amusement park into the nightmarish Jokerland and trapped Starfire, Beast Boy and Robin. Drive to the rescue with Batman™ in the awesome Batmobile. Dodge the cannon and target the clown robot with the shooting missiles. Then it’s time for some serious super-jumping action to bring down the villains. Bam!
Topple The Penguin from his podium. Wham! Launch a perfectly aimed jump to release Robin from his upside-down bike ride with Harley Quinn. Pow! Take down Poison Ivy from her swinging branch. Finally, knock The Joker from the clown’s mouth down the slide and into the poison pool chamber!
Harley Quinn ride with bike, attachment underneath for captured passenger, handcuffs, Super-Jumper-activated bike launch function and translucent flame elements The Penguin ride features rear-wheel-operated rotating duck seats, The Penguin’s podium with Super-Jumper-activated-toppling function, penguin, handcuffs, 3 dynamite...
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