Released in 2024, this 713-piece Batman kit is a 2-in-1 bundle featuring a buildable action figure and the unique Bat-Pod Bike Christian Bale zipped around Gotham City on in The Dark Knight (2008) and The Dark Knight Rises (2012).

The 10-inch Batman Construction Figure can stand on its own and has numerous articulated joints, allowing you to move his arms, legs, hips, shoulders, and head. The Bat-Pod Bike has rubber wheels that turn and a pair of stud launchers.

This isn’t the first Lego Batman action figure. In 2023, Lego released a Batman Returns Construction Figure. Unfortunately, this 275-piece set is out of print and sells for around $40 these days.

You can, however, still get a few Lego Marvel Construction Figures for steep discounts before they retire, too.

Lego Marvel Construction Figures Retiring Soon:

The official name for this 435-piece set is Batman with the Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn and Mr. Freeze. Like the Batman Figure & Bat-Pod and Batman Mech, this set launched in June 2024.

The completed build is 11 inches long and includes a display stand that rotates 360 degrees. The stand combined with the included nameplate makes this set one of Lego’s hybrid play-and-display builds. The build itself is recommended for kids ages eight and up, but Lego clearly recognized many fans of the show are adults.

The Batmobile has multiple interactive components, including an exhaust-flame element that rotates when the wheels turn, a pair of removable stud launchers, and a cockpit hatch that lifts up to reveal a control panel and a seat for one minifigure.

The Batman minifigure with this set has a molded cape. The two villain minifigures each come with accessories to hold. Harley Quinn has a giant hammer, and Mr. Freeze wields a stud launcher.

Part of Lego’s lineup for kids ages four and up, this 63-piece Batman set comes with a small Batmobile and two minifigures: Batman with a Batarang and Mr. Freeze with an ice shooter. Youngsters can “freeze” the Batmobile by attaching ice diamonds to the wheels.

In addition to the small Batmobile (2 x 4 x 2 inches), this playset comes with a little ice station where Mr. Freeze can reload and grab a popsicle.

We imagine Lego has a new Batman set for preschoolers in the works, because all of the other four-and-up building sets are retired already.

The Lego Batman Mech Armor is smaller than the Batman figure that comes with the Bat-Pod Bike, but it’s essentially a buildable action figure, too. The 4.5-inch mech has movable shoulders, arms, legs, and hips as well as a cockpit hatch that closes to keep the included minifigure secure. The mech has a built-in stud launcher, two Batarangs, a jetpack, and movable two-piece cape. The Batman minifigure has a fabric cape.

The 140-piece Batman Mech Armor Lego set isn’t on sale, but it’s only $15.

The Batman Mech may not be discounted, but the Superman Mech is, and it’s also retiring soon. The 120-piece Superman Mech includes two minifigures, Superman with a fabric cape and Lex Luthor. Don’t tell Batman, but the Superman Mech is cooler, and it’s on sale for only $9.59 (was $15).

This is the only Superman Lego set in the Lego DC lineup, so grab it while you still can. Also, including Superman in this Batman Lego roundup is totally cool because I watched Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice.