Projected into the cloudy skies above Gotham City or emblazoned onto Batman’s armour, his iconic symbol stands out in the newly unveiled LEGO 76330 Batman Logo, due for release in 2026.
76330 Batman Logo will release on March 1, 2026 for £69.99 / $79.99 and consists of 678 pieces. Celebrating 20 years of LEGO Batman, this display piece features the iconic symbol and comes with two minifigures. Fans can either display the Batman signal on its stand or mounted on a wall using the built-in support. The intensely greebled model is decorated with well-known items from the DC Universe which can be detached and repositioned, including Batarangs and Harley Quinn’s hammer.
Shining as a symbol of hope lighting up the skies above Gotham City and always emblazoned on his armour, Batman’s logo is absolutely iconic. Even people with little knowledge of the DC Universe can recognise Batman’s symbol. It’s an essential part of Batman’s character and it is incorporated into every element of his design, whether on his suit, weaponry, or woven into a version of the Batmobile. Therefore it’s the perfect way to mark the anniversary of LEGO Batman.
The set comes with an exclusive gold Batman minifigure and a gold 2×2 anniversary tile, plus a traditional Batman minifigure that can fit into an opening hatch at the centre of the model designed to look like the Batcave Suit Vault door or be displayed on the stand. The golden version of the Caped Crusader can be unlocked as a playable character in LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight when you buy 76330 Batman Logo.
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While the logo has changed across the decades, it always remains true to the original design. The first version from 1939 was an extremely simple outline of a bat that could have doubled as a Halloween decoration. It quickly changed to be more bat-like in the 1940s with a tail and ears to match its animal counterpart. It mostly stayed the same throughout the 1950 and 1960s, though the wings did appear rounder in some iterations and overall the logo became larger.
It wasn’t until 1964 that color was added to the logo for the first time, as the bat was placed within a yellow oval. This remained consistent until 2000, when DC revamped the emblem to a version more reminiscent of the original design, curving the wings towards the ears and shaping the bat to have a more pointed outline.
“It’s a piece that can be both on the stand and also wall hanging on the wall,” says LEGO Model Designer Petra Persson. “It also comes with a bunch of interesting details, such as the hook with the grappling gun and also the black cats. The rest are fun little surprises for you to discover along the way.” The set was announced alongside 76331 Batman v Superman Batmobile, 76332 The Batman Batmobile and 76333 Batman & Robin Batmobile at LEGO Fan Media Days 2025.
76330 Batman Logo is reminiscent of the iconic design from 1989 that featured in Tim Burton’s Batman, where the Caped Crusader was portrayed by Michael Keaton. It’s unique for having two extra prongs near the tail of the bat, which only features in the version from those movies. That could make this a nice display piece to sit alongside 76139 1989 Batmobile and 76161 1989 Batwing.
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