Most Valuable LEGO DC Comics Sets

The Comic-Con Exclusive Black Suit Superman Giveaway is a promotional Super Heroes set that was released on July 20 2013.

The Green Arrow Minifigure was a Comic-Com exclusive giveaway as part of the Super Heroes set that was released in July 2013.

Limited to 1,500 copies, it was available to New York Comic Con attendees via a daily raffle for limited purchase.

There were only 750 units of the LEGO Bat-Pod designed by Marcos Bessa available to win.

LEGO Zebra Batman was a San Diego Comic-Con 2019 exclusive minifigure, released under the DC Comics Super Heroes theme to mark Batman’s 80th anniversary.

This exclusive set was available for limited purchase to attendees of the San Diego Comic-Con that won the daily raffle. 1500 copies of it were given away to lucky raffle winners.

This is currently the only Batman figure to use a baseball bat rather than a batarang. This exclusive set was available for limited purchase to attendees of the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con that won the daily raffle.

The Comic-Con exclusive Batman minifig giveaway was a promotional Super Heroes set released in 2011. Only 1500 minifigs were given away to raffle winners at the New York Comic-Con in 2011. It contains an exclusive pre-release Batman minifigure, and a card that gives you information on the Super Heroes Super Challenge Contest. 1500 copies of it were given away to lucky raffle winners.

This exclusive set was available for limited purchase to attendees of the new York Comic-Con that won the daily raffle. 1500 copies of it were given away.

The set recreates Joe Shuster’s 1938 iconic cover which features Superman’s first comic book cover. The LEGO set itself contains 145 pieces.

Bizarro was an exclusive minifigure given away to raffle winner of the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con event. The Bizarro minifigure was limited to 1,000 units and awarded via a VIP raffle.

It recreates the entire Batcave from the 1992 film Batman Returns. The set is also called "Batcave™ – Shadow Box". It features a Batcave tableau with movable items, a Batmobile with hidden shooters, and minifigures including Batman, Catwoman, The Penguin, and Bruce Wayne.

This exclusive minifigure was available to limited to attendees of the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con that won the daily raffle. It features a Shazam! minifigure with a blue brick, muscular torso with lightning logo, yellow belt, white cape, and red legs.

Supergirl is a 5 piece DC Comics Super Heroes minifg set available exclusively from DC Fandome online through a sweepstakes from August 22 to the 23rd, 2020.

Green Lantern was an exclusive minifigure given away to raffle winners of the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con event. 1500 copies of it were given away to lucky raffle winners.

This vignette depicts Batman on a rooftop overlooking Gotham City, with a micro city scape and bat-signal behind him and was designed to celebrate 80 years of Batman. It was also originally set to be released for San Diego Comic-Con 2019 but with Covid and the cancellation of the event is was only available through and online raffle.

Produced exclusively for San Diego Comic-Con 2014, it was limited to 1,000 copies, sold at 250 per day during the event.

LEGO set 76139, officially named 1989 Batmobile, is based on the 1998 film Batman from Tim Burton which was the first installment of Warner Bros.' initial Batman film series.

It's based on Batman: The Animated Series and features a 3 foot wide skyline of Gotham City with a brick-built backdrop. The skyline consists of lots of famous buildings from the Batman series such as Wayne Manor, the Batcave and Arkham Asylum. A total of 15 panels of the various buildings can be removed to reveal their interiors and various villain activities depicted inside. Included are minifigures of Batman, Catwoman, The Joker and Harley Quinn.

The Black Lightning minifig was released at the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con in a very limited release. Attendees of Comic-Con were able to enter a lottery system for a random drawing and change to win the Black Lightning minifig.