Vulture's got a great minifig — and that's the ceiling here. $20 for 93 pieces with a truck that feels like a weekend sketch, not a finished product.
The parts alone are worth about 60% of the street price — the basis for this F price read.
OverpricedYou're paying well above the parts' value — $24 of parts for a $40 price.
The Vulture figure is the real draw: winged, menacing, and one of the better villain minifigs in the Marvel wave. Spider-Man shows up too, which kids will love, and the truck is serviceable enough to stage a chase scene on the carpet. But the build wraps up fast and doesn't leave much behind — the vehicle is thin, the play pattern is limited, and at $20 the math stings when you see what else is on the shelf at that price. For a collector, there's nothing here that photographs well or fills a shelf with any authority. It's the kind of set that exists because the IP license demands product at every price point, not because someone had a strong creative vision. If Vulture is a figure you need, this is your only ticket — just go in knowing that's what you're really paying for.
This grade blends these community reviews with set facts and market pricing, and updates as new reviews come in.