Marvel fans will soon be able to build Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum with a multiverse-inspired LEGO set. LEGO has announced the Marvel What If…? Doctor Strange Supreme set, which recreates the mystical residence with familiar zombie characters.
According to the official website, the set has 814 pieces and costs $99.99. The finished model stands 29 cm tall, measures 19 cm wide, and is 6 cm deep. The three-level model features removable portals and sliding mechanisms that let fans explore different sections of Doctor Strange’s headquarters. The building has three orange brick floors, a green roof with a window bearing the Seal of the Vishanti, and a double blue door. It also includes accessories such as the Syringe for Zombie Cure, Firefighter, Throg, Book of Cagliostro, and Book of Vishanti.
The official description further reads, “Give this Marvel collectible as a memorable gift to kids ages 9 and up who love building and immersive play, or surprise teens and adults with a stunning display piece based on the What If…? and Marvel Zombies series.”
Doctor Strange Supreme, Zombie Thor & other Marvel characters featured in the set
The LEGO Marvel set includes six minifigures inspired by Marvel’s animated series What If…? and Marvel Zombies. The lineup features Doctor Strange Supreme, Zombie Hunter Spider-Man, Zombie Thor, Zombie Namor, Red Queen, and F.R.I.D.A.Y. Builders can use the characters to stage battles around the Sanctum or create their own multiverse encounters.
Zombie Namor carries a spear, while Zombie Thor wields the zombie Stormbreaker. Spider-Man’s web elements and Doctor Strange’s chaos magic add to the set’s play possibilities. They can also use six posing sticks for displaying the characters in action scenes around the building.
The LEGO Builder app also provides interactive 3D instructions to help with the assembly. The modular design also connects with other LEGO Marvel World Building Collection sets, which are sold separately.
Marvel What if…? Doctor Strange Supreme LEGO set is scheduled to launch on January 1, 2027, following the arrival of Avengers: Doomsday in theaters in December.
Originally reported on SuperHeroHype.