First Marvel's Doctor Strange LEGO Set Revealed

There's definitely more than meets the Eye of Agamotto when it comes to LEGO's reveal of its first Doctor Strange set.

Branded under the toy company's Marvel Super Heroes series, the new set is unsurprisingly called 'Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum' because why would you not capitalize on such a perfect reference?

Official images of the LEGO have come from Amazon Japan, and the complex constructions showcase the set's 358(!) pieces which will sell for $29.99. More importantly, Benedict Cumberbatch's painted-on cheekbones are seen in full force as mini-figures of Doctor Stephen Strange, Baron Karl Mordo, and The Ancient One will come included with LEGO's upcoming release.

Before photos of the set were uploaded, an official product description was released which can be read below:

Stage a face-off against the portal beast in Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum, with levitating function levers and mystical artifacts. Includes 3 minifigures.

Banish the portal beast from Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum!

"Team up and expel the portal beast from Doctor Strange's mysterious headquarters with some super-heroic supernatural action! Fend it off with Doctor Strange's mystical artifacts, and evade being captured by the portal beast's tentacles using the cape of levitation. Send in Karl Mordo to battle the beast with his quarterstaff, and help The Ancient One strike with the powerful magical fans at her fingertips!

Includes 3 minifigures: Doctor Strange, Karl Mordo and The Ancient One.
Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum features a portal beast with rotating teeth, moving eyes and tentacles that can trap minifigures, shelves for mystical artifact accessories, levitation effect for 2 minifigures, and levitation function for Doctor Strange's cloak.

Weapons include Karl Mordo's quarterstaff and The Ancient One's magical fans with eldritch calligraphy.

Accessory elements include Doctor Strange's cloak of levitation and magical power elements with eldritch calligraphy markings."

Just looking at the picture, fans can see that Doctor Strange's swanky and magical New York pad is decked out with accessories like antique bottles, candles, a mysterious chest, and even a LEGO skull that decorates one of the hero's bookshelves. However, it's impossible to overlook the GIANT portal to the set's right side which shows a beast tip-toeing its tentacles into the real-world.

While the LEGO set doesn't necessarily confirm any fans' suspicions about the upcoming film's plot, the release does look like a fun way for Doctor Strange enthusiasts to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, even if it's just through a few blocks or so.

Doctor Strange is slated to release on November 4th 2016.