The LEGO Group has announced a new set inspired by Marvel What if…? – 67005 Doctor Strange Supreme, which includes desirable minifigures such as Zombie Hunter Spider-Man, F.R.I.D.A.Y., Queen Wanda Maximoff, Zombie Namor and Zombie Thor.
LEGO Marvel continues to explore the Disney+ What if…? series in – 67005 Doctor Strange Supreme, a new set that will launch on January 1, 2027. It is made up of 814 pieces and will retail for £89.99 / $99.99.
The set is based on the fourth episode of Season 1 – “What if… Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?”, in which Dr. Christine Palmer dies in the fateful car crash and ultimately Dr. Stephen Strange becomes Strange Supreme. Most of the minifigures are based on Marvel Zombies.
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67005 Doctor Strange Supreme builds a small version of the Sanctum Santorum with a basic interior. There’s a lower floor that features a syringe and a frog, a first floor that contains a library and a portal, plus an attic decorated with mystical artefacts. The elements represent the Syringe for Zombie cure, Firefighter, Throg, Book of Cagliostro and Book of Vishanti. The portal decorations can be switched around to give the impression so you can choose which reality they lead to.
For its size, the set includes a lot of minifigures – Strange Supreme, F.R.I.D.A.Y., Red Queen, Zombie Namor, Zombie Thor and Zombie Hunter Spider-Man. They come with different accessories that indicate their abilities and weapons, including energy manipulating power, power-up hands, power-booster feet, spiderweb, chaos magic, spear and the zombie Stormbreaker.
The set follows the announcement of a Marvel / Star Wars crossover set and the New York cityscape 67006 LEGO Marvel Skyline.
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