LEGO's new Batman sets and Dehara Yukinori's custom sofubi highlight recent releases, while CollectedCon Brooklyn showcased diverse collectibles.
This weekend offered a collection of niche delights for collectibles enthusiasts, with notable activity centering on LEGO’s new DC Batman sets, a bespoke sofubi event in Tokyo, and the Brooklyn edition of CollectedCon, signaling diverse interests within the community.
LEGO Unveils New Batman Sets For 2027
LEGO fans, particularly those with an affinity for the Gotham universe, have new sets to eye up as the company unveils its 2027 offerings from the DC Batman line. As reported by DC Collectors, the new wave includes three sets that blend display potential with nostalgic elements from both classic films and video games. These sets, now available for pre-order on Amazon, include:
- Batman Returns Batmobile & Duck (67008) – This set taps into the nostalgia for Tim Burton’s “Batman Returns,” featuring 672 pieces and priced at $59.99.
- Arkham Batmobile – Inspired by the video game series, this set promises intricate design work for fans keen on gaming-related memorabilia.
- Joker Cover – Taking cues from DC’s comic book history, this set rounds out the offering by celebrating the infamous villain.
Scheduled for full release in January 2027, these sets are expected to blend appeal among both dedicated collectors and casual fans, sustaining LEGO’s market presence in licensed superhero merchandise.
Dehara Yukinori’s “PRECIOUS JUNKZ POP UP” in Tokyo
For those keen on designer toys, particularly within the Japanese sofubi scene, the “PRECIOUS JUNKZ POP UP Vol.1: Dehara Yukinori” on October 18th in Harajuku presented a rare treat. As noted by TOYSREVIL, the event featured the debut of a “PEACH” collaboration and a quartet of unique, one-off custom pieces. These bespoke creations are emblematic of Yukinori’s signature style, combining whimsy with craftsmanship, and mark a significant addition to any sofubi collection. This event reaffirms the vibrant, continuing interest in limited-run Japanese art toys within global markets.
CollectedCon Brooklyn 2026: A Diverse Showing
In Brooklyn, the latest edition of CollectedCon, held on October 17th, opened its doors to a congregation of artists and collectors, further diversifying the weekend’s offerings. As reported also by TOYSREVIL, the event at Industry City served as a rich field for discovery, presenting a variety of collectible profiles and products. Although specifics of the showcase remain underreported, the convention continues its tradition as a focal point for networking, product showcases, and post-event collector acquisitions, ensuring that those who couldn’t attend still have future purchase opportunities.
Each of these events highlights a unique aspect of the collectibles industry, from mainstream licensed LEGO products to niche designer works, capturing the wide-ranging interests that cultivate community and commerce in collectibles.
