When it comes toLego, most superheroes don’t get their own theme. They’re simply a part of the Marvel or DC collection. Yet, there are a few heroes popular enough and recognizable enough to warrant their own group of sets. For example,Batman has a Lego collection.
This is also the case for everyone’s favorite Web-Slinger,Spider-Man. Lego has made many sets based on the iconic hero, his allies, and his villains. Plus, it hasn’t always been about Peter Parker, as Miles Morales has gotten some love, too. The following sets are the best ones either version of Spider-Man has currently available.
Best Spider-Man Lego Sets
Spider-Man vs. Sandman Final Battle Set
A celebration of two decades of Spider-Man movies, No Way Home united the three cinematic webslingers, and a bunch of their enemies, in a single movie. This set centers around one of those enemies, Sandman, as the three Spideys try and stop him and the other baddies from wreaking too much havoc.
All three Spider-Men from the big screen united in No Way Home, teaming up to battle some of the most iconic villains from across the Spider-Verse in what was quite the spectacle at the end of the movie. There’s another Lego set that depicts that battle which you’ll find below because, like this one, it’s pretty great. This newer Final Battle set is different in a number of ways, though. It’s smaller, cheaper, and includes fewer characters. That doesn’t mean it’s less than, though. In fact, it’s perfect for someone who wants a No Way Home-inspired set but doesn’t want to spend a large amount on a set made up of almost 1,000 pieces.
Venom Mech Armor vs. Miles Morales Set
Venom has been both a hero and a villain to various Spider-Men across different media, and here, in Lego form, he is very much the villain to Miles Morales’s hero. The set comes with Venom and Miles Minifigures, and a mech for you to build and for Venom to pilot.
Gone are the days when the only person most people thought about under the Spider-Man mask was Peter Parker. Insomniac’s Spider-Man games and Sony’s Spider-Verse movies have helped change that, and now an entire generation of Spidey fans will likely be growing up with Miles Morales as their Spider-Man. That’s one of many reasons this particular set is perfect for younger Spider-Man fans. Not only is Miles the star, but the set costs just $15 and is made up of only 134 pieces. I don’t have this set, but I do have the very similar Hulk mech set, and it’s very simple to build and a lot of fun once it’s done. It also matches up perfectly with all sorts of other Marvel Lego sets,the best of which we’ve listed in this extensive guide.
LEGO Miles Morales Figure
An Action Figure You Build Yourself
Not all Lego figures are mini. This Miles Morales product is a full-grown action figure with adjustable limbs. And he’s wearing his suit from the Spider-Man: Miles Morales video game.
There are plenty of wonderfulSpider-Man action figures, and despite being made of Lego, this one should be considered among the group.
It’s around the size of a standard action figure, and its adjustable joints make it great for playing. However, adjustable joints also make the product perfect to put on display, as you may make Miles pull almost any pose you can think of. So, this product is good no matter how you use your Lego.
LEGO Marvel Spider-Man at The Sanctum Workshop
Less Dusty Than The One From The Movie
Spider-Man and his friends spend plenty of time in Dr. Strange’s Sanctum workshop during No Way Home. You can relive those moments with this set somewhat based on that workshop.
Even though the main focus of Spider-Man: No Way Home is the various Spider-Men, Dr. Strange and his Sanctum Sanctorum also play a large part in the movie. So, it’s only right that they get a Lego set dedicated to them. It’s based on the workshop, aka undercroft, where Peter and his friends go about their business.
However, the designers have taken some creative liberty with its design and what is inside the place. But this is the set’s benefit as it makes it a better and more visually appealing product. And it’s great for play due to the inclusion of some brilliant minifigures and a monster for them to battle.
LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Miles Morales vs. Morbius
Morbius Is Probably Just Jealous Of Spider-Man’s Sweet Ride
Spider-Man isn’t a character who needs a vehicle, but Lego has designed one for him and put it in this set. The car uses Miles Morales' signature black and red color scheme, and his logo is on the hood, too. With it comes a Miles minifigure to drive the vehicle and a Morbius figure to stop the hero.
Vehicles often make for great Lego sets because they’re typically enjoyable to put together. That is the case for the Spider-Man car in this set. Not only is it fun to build, though. It’s also a treat for the eyes as the vehicle looks stunning.
That isn’t the only thing the set has going for it. The Spider-Man and Morbius figures are well-designed, too, as they look a lot like the characters they’re based on. Morbius even gets a few accessories, including a couple of bats, to assist him in stopping Spider-Man and his sweet new ride.
The Amazing Spider-Man LEGO Art
Art Made Out Of Lego Is Still Art
Put Lego Spider-Man on your wall with this piece of Lego art. It features an upside-down Web-Slinger climbing out of a picture frame.
Not all Lego sets have to be playthings. This one, for instance, is designed to be a work of art. Admittedly, you won’t find it in a high-end art museum. But it’s still a visually impressive piece, specifically for Spider-Man fans.
The best part is the 3D effect. This makes it seem like Spider-Man is climbing out of the frame. You can even alter his head and hands to put him in various poses, which is a nice interactive element. Try doing that with the pieces hanging in the Louvre.
LEGO Spider-Man Final Battle
An Iconic Spider-Man Battle
The final battle in No Way Home sees the various Spider-Men face off against their more fearsome foes around the Statue Of Liberty. That is the basis of this set, as it contains Lady Liberty’s head, the scaffolding around it, and minifigures of all the characters who are there in the movie.
Out of all ofLego’s movie-themed sets, this one will mean the most to Spider-Man fans. After all, it depicts the climactic scene of No Way Home, when all the live-action Spider-Men come together to face off against their biggest foes.
All three of them are in this set, along with MJ, Ned, Doctor Strange, and the villains. So, it’s a great set for minifigures, as a lot of good ones are included. The set itself is well-detailed and looks impressive in its own right. It will be fun to build and play with.
LEGO Daily Bugle
The Daily Bugle Reporters Won’t Have To Go Far To Cover The Battle
The Daily Bugle is a tabloid newspaper that some versions of Spider-Man work at. Their offices have been re-created in Lego form for this set. However, it’s not designed to be a place for journalism. This set is meant to be a battleground for Spider-Man, his allies, and his foes to battle on.
The Daily Bugle building is one of the most iconic locations in the Spider-Man universe. So, it deserves to be the subject of its own Lego set. However, the offices of a tabloid newspaper wouldn’t be very interesting on their own. So, Lego added a bunch of heroes and villains, too.
The offices are very detailed and interesting to build, while all the minifigures are fun. Altogether, you have a set that can either be a beautiful build that you want to put on display or an enjoyable set to play with.
FAQ
What is the rarest Lego minifigure?
The rarest Lego minifigure ever is the C-3PO, made from 14-karat gold. Lego didn’t make many of them, so they’re extremely rare.
How old is Lego Spider-Man?
Lego’s relationship with the Web-Slinger started back in 2002. Since then, there have been many sets based on the character.
