LEGO Invites Fans to Mash Up Star Wars and Marvel in First-of-Its-Kind Challenge
Fans can submit original vehicles, characters and scenes for a chance to turn Marvel-Star Wars mashups into official Lego sets.
- On Saturday, the LEGO Group announced a first-of-its-kind LEGO Ideas challenge at New York Comic Con, inviting fans to combine Marvel and Star Wars worlds for a chance to have their creations turned into official LEGO sets.
- Filmmaker and Marvel Comics writer Kevin Smith, working on the upcoming "Hope Assembles" comic series, stated the challenge reflects "the same spirit of creativity inspired by these two iconic universes."
- Participants can choose from three themes—Vehicle Fusion, Character Fusion, or Scene Fusion—and submit builds via the LEGO Ideas platform, with submissions closing November 12, 2026.
- Voting begins December 8, 2026, with grand prize selections announced next year, allowing winning designs to be developed into official products, according to Fede Begher, Senior Vice President at the LEGO Group.
- The initiative arrives as Star Wars prepares for its 50th anniversary in 2027, leveraging the LEGO Group's long-standing partnership with both franchises dating back decades.
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