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LEGO 2016 / BrickHeadz / DC Comics Super Heroes Sets

In 2016, LEGO released 2 BrickHeadz DC Comics Super Heroes sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $80, today those sets are valued around $1,739, a growth of 2075%.
Most valuable 2016 LEGO BrickHeadz DC Comics Super Heroes set
41491 San Diego Comic-Con Batman & The Joker $954.39
Largest 2016 LEGO BrickHeadz DC Comics Super Heroes set
41490 San Diego Comic-Con Superman & Wonder Woman 220 pieces
2 sets

41490 San Diego Comic-Con Superman & Wonder Woman

Theme / Subtheme BrickHeadz / DC Comics Super Heroes
Year 2016
Pieces 220
Availability Retired
41490 LEGO BrickHeadz DC Comics Super Heroes San Diego Comic-Con Superman & Wonder Woman
Retail $39.99
Value $785.00
Growth  +1863.0%
Annual growth 17.0%

41491 San Diego Comic-Con Batman & The Joker

Theme / Subtheme BrickHeadz / DC Comics Super Heroes
Year 2016
Pieces 212
Availability Retired
41491 LEGO BrickHeadz DC Comics Super Heroes San Diego Comic-Con Batman & The Joker
Retail $39.99
Value $954.39
Growth  +2286.6%
Annual growth 18.3%

Year Pricing

Retail
$79.98   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$1,739.39
Growth
+2074.78%
Annual growth
+17.23%
Used
Value
$1,443.69

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 2016 BrickHeadz DC Comics Super Heroes sets by LEGO collectors.
#1San Diego Comic-Con Batman & The Joker
#2San Diego Comic-Con Superman & Wonder Woman

About LEGO BrickHeadz DC Comics Super Heroes

The DC Comics Super Heroes theme was amoung the first BrickHeadz to be released. In fact the first ever BrickHeadz sets were pre-released at the 2016 San Diego Comic-Con. At SDCC 2016 exclusive characters were be in 2 packs. which included Batman & The Joker 2 pack, Superman & Wonder Woman 2 pack.
2016 LEGO Sets
2016 unveiled Nexo Knights, fusing medieval motifs with digital-era gear and app tie-ins. Licensed highlights included the Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters, while Creator delivered showcase builds like the Volkswagen Beetle (10252) and Big Ben (10253). Long-running lines such as Legends of Chima had recently closed, as LEGO refocused on new concepts and adult display sets.