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LEGO DC’s BIG Batman Problem Returns in 2027… 🦇

CanadaPublished October 7, 2026

Views 31.5K  |  Likes 2.09K  |  Comments 76
Views#8,987,039Global
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AshnflashAshnflash
360K subs•3.33K videos•Feb 2017

This video has 31.5K views and 2.09K likes, ranking #8,987,039 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

31,506

Likes

2,094

Comments

76

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Total (all-time): $22 – $63

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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LEGO DC (Batman)’s BIG Issue Continues into 2027 with giving us the bare minimum amount of Minifigures… Meanwhile $15 mechs have more characters? There’s so many people missing from these sets as of late… #lego #batman #dc #batmobile #joker

Published
October 7, 2026
Made for kids
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