Marvel fans and brick builders, prepare your shelves for an unexpected multiversal crossover! Out of nowhere, LEGO has pulled back the curtain on an incredible new addition to its superhero lineup: LEGO Marvel What If...? Doctor Strange Supreme (67005).
Blurring the lines between Disney+'s animated What If...? series and the terrifying realm of Marvel Zombies, this 814-piece build reimagines Doctor Strange’s iconic Greenwich Village residence as a dark, dimension-hopping battleground. Standing at over 11.5 inches high, the model constructs a detailed three-story facade of the Sanctum Sanctorum packed with sliding and switching portal mechanisms that let your figures travel across realities.
The real showstopper here is the stacked minifigure lineup. The set bundles six exclusive minifigures:
- Strange Supreme
- F.R.I.D.A.Y. (in a unique physical form)
- Zombie Hunter Spider-Man (with his Cloak of Levitation)
- Red Queen
- Zombie Namor
- Zombie Thor (complete with a zombified Stormbreaker!)
Collector's Eye: Why This Set Is Worth Adding to Your Shelf
My Personal Insight: It has been nearly five years since LEGO last paid attention to the What If...? animated universe, which makes this set an immediate must-buy for Marvel completionists. But the real value here lies in the mini-figures. LEGO rarely touches the darker, macabre side of Marvel, so getting officially licensed, beautifully detailed zombie variants of heavy hitters like Thor and Namor is an absolute treat. Combined with unique easter-egg accessories like a syringe for the zombie cure, Throg, the Book of Cagliostro, and the Book of Vishanti, this set offers incredible display value and rarity without forcing you to shell out hundreds for a massive modular complex.
Release Date, Pricing & Where to Buy
The multi-dimensional chaos officially unleashes on January 1, 2027, but you can secure your piece of the multiverse early. Pre-orders are already going live on official channels:
- The Official LEGO Shop: $99.99 / €99.99 / £89.99 (Pre-orders open now!)
- Amazon: Retail listings are expected to match the baseline $99.99 MSRP closer to the January rollout. Keep an eye on holiday toy hubs for early placeholders.
- Entertainment Earth: Expected to open standard retail allocations soon for domestic shipping.
- BigBadToyStore: Watch their LEGO Marvel section closely as third-party distributor orders populate.
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