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Maybe we could get a comic Madame Web minifigure? We did eventually get a comic Morbius after all...

If 76328 is DC, it makes me wonder what if could be. If it's a big Bat-vehicle, it'd have less parts than the ones from 2019-2021, as the D2C 1989 Batmobile had 3306 pieces, the D2C Batwing had 2363 pieces, and the D2C Tumbler had 2049 pieces. I still hope it's something minifigure scale though.

Maybe there aren't Ultron Sentries in the set? If that's the case, 76287 might only have the Iron Legion, or maybe it's a Iron Legion vs. HYDRA set, with repeats of the 2021 HYDRA trooper, considering that both were present in the opening of Age of Ultron, even if they didn't directly fight, and would make slightly more sense than a Iron Legion vs. Ultron Sentry set would.

I'm still hoping that we get the Black Lake variants of Fleur and Gabrielle instead of repeats of the versions from the last Carriage set. I'm not sure where else we could get the Black Lake variants otherwise (at least while the Black Lake set is still available), and I'd be pretty annoyed if we only ended up getting three out of the four champions from that scene.

I mean, we technically got a vacation Joker with a camera once already...

Looks like What If? season 3 will feature at least two mechs. I wonder if LEGO will do sets for them...

Current thoughts: Bat-Mech: Pass, assuming the minifigure isn't anything special 4+ Batcave: At most, I'd be interested in the minifigures, assuming they are BTAS versions Bat-Pod: Pass Batmobile: I'll probably pick it up at some point, but I'll be waiting for a sale. I won't entirely rule out the mystery D2C being something like Arkham, considering the piece count isn't that far off from the 2013 and 2017 Arkham sets, but otherwise, this wave isn't as interesting as I was hoping it to be. Plus I'm annoyed at the lack of the Phantasm, the minifigure from the original Skyline set leak that I had been most excited for.

The 8-in-1 set is set 40748 with 325 pieces, with an apparently unknown price, so definitely not the $70 set (76273)

If the $70 set isn't the Batcave, I wonder what else it could be. A Bat-vehicle vs. a villain vehicle? A different location build?

Looks like my guess on the two new characters coming in the summer were accurate. Hopefully we can get both Bill and Charlie in autumn.

My guess is that the $15 set has the Batcycle and either a villain bike or the Redbird, the $40 set is a 4+ Batmobile, the $60 set is a standard Batmobile, and the $70 set is the Batcave.

I wouldn't rule out LEGO finding ways to incorporate stuff from the Arkham games. I mean, an Arkham Knight version of Batman did somehow manage to sneak into the 2018 wave...

The $60 set, with its piece count of 435, seems like it has a good chance of being a Batmobile, if a rather expensive one. Hopefully it'd have more than two minifigures like many of the previous Batmobile sets over the past few years had. The TLBM Batmobile was $60 and had five minifigures, though I doubt we'll be seeing that level of generosity. The $40 set is a 4+ set with 180 pieces, so I'm not expecting much from the build. Maybe it could contribute a unique minifigure or two. The $70 set is what interests me the most, as it seems like it has the most potential for a strong build and minifigure selection.

Maybe it could be a buildable Batman figure that has swappable parts to make 8 different variants? (Not sure if specific movie/comic/show/game variants could be featured) The buildable Batman from last year had 275 pieces, while the 8 in 1 figure apparently has 325 pieces. Unless it's a Brickheadz set.

I'm pretty sure the Batmobile from The LEGO Batman Movie was also $60, so there's some precedent for a Batmobile at that price point, though that one had 581 pieces.