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It\'s that time of year again -- Comic Con International: San Diego is coming, and nearly everyone in the pop culture universe is offering cool, fun exclusives that fans can buy at the show.

The Hollywood Reporter includes a first look at a new Comic-Con-only Marvel Lego set tied to

, which makes sense given their decision not to promote future films at Comic Con this year.

The set? Throne of Ultron, which will consist of 203 pieces, feature the Ultron minifigure and sell for $39.99.

Based on the photo above, it also appears to come with three of Ultron\'s drones -- although 

doesn\'t confirm or deny that those will come with the set and aren\'t just part of the promotional image.

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$40 bucks for that is way too much, especially with nothing all that exclusive in there other than the instructions. It IS a wonderful little build, though. Once those instructions get online I\'m definitely getting the parts to make this! This is how the Comic Con exclusives from Lego ought to be, not hyper-limited characters like Phoenix, Bizarro, and Spider-Woman that just wind up online being scalped for hundreds of dollars.