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Description: The stone obelisk at Bunker Hill Monument honors the first major battle of the Revolutionary War, marked EST. 1842 in this retro travel-ad design. People in 19th-century dress walk the grounds in Charlestown as the Boston skyline rises in the distance.

Description: The Bunker Hill Monument obelisk rises against a swirling blue and yellow sky painted in heavy impasto brushwork. Lit street lamps line the winding paths past red brick colonial houses as people walk beneath a glowing moon and the distant skyline.

Description: Bullseye never misses, and this minifig shows off the red and white target logo on his cowl and chest. The utility belt keeps his weapons close for the next job.

Description: Spiky hair and a blue face paint streak announce Bull Nakano before she even throws a punch, and the gold floral gear and knotted white belt follow close behind.

Description: Water jets arc skyward from Buckingham Fountain while the Chicago skyline, including Willis Tower, rises behind it under a curling night sky. Strollers move along the walkway as street lamps glow beneath a yellow crescent moon.

Description: Pure animal magnetism, now in brick form. Beaded dreadlocks, Union Jack armbands, and the gold chain detail that made him a fan favorite all show up here.

Description: Pure animal magnetism meets Union Jack pride in this sketch-style reflection portrait. Dreadlocks frame the face while a British flag reflects in the sunglasses and the Union Jack pattern repeats across the singlet straps.

Description: Best there is, best there was, best there ever will be. This sketch-style portrait catches Bret Hart mid-pose with pink hearts glowing in his wraparound shades and the Hart Foundation patch stitched on his jacket.

Description: The best there is, best there was, and the best there ever will be gets the brick treatment. Pink and black gear, the heart logo, and the striped tights all make the cut.

Description: A glowing lantern reflects in Bray Wyatt's round sunglasses beneath his fedora and beard, rendered in black and white sketch style. The hawaiian shirt pattern and lantern nod to his cult leader persona in the ring.

Description: Three men in tricorne hats and colonial coats stand on the dock beside two tall sailing ships at Fort Point Channel. Text across this retro travel-ad design reads BOSTON TEA PARTY, SHIPS & MUSEUM, and EXPERIENCE THE HISTORIC REVOLUTIONARY EVENT, LIVE INTERACTIVE TOURS.

Description: Tall-masted ships rock at the pier outside the Boston Tea Party Museum, with the city skyline rising beyond glowing streetlights. Van Gogh's starry night treatment turns the harbor sky into curling blues and yellows above the water.

Description: The golden dome of the Massachusetts State House reflects in a nearby pond as Park Street Church's spire rises behind brick buildings. People walk past lit street lamps under a swirling crescent-moon sky.

Description: The Boston Public Library appears here as the McKim Building in Copley Square, a retro travel-ad design reading FREE TO ALL and RENAISSANCE LIBRARY. Another line calls it AMERICA'S FIRST LARGE FREE MUNICIPAL LIBRARY, ESTABLISHED 1848, as people in vintage dress cross the plaza near Trinity Church.

Description: Arched windows line the Boston Public Library facade as Trinity Church stands nearby across the cobblestone plaza. People walk past lit street lamps under a swirling crescent-moon sky, with text marking the scene BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Description: America's first public botanical garden opened in 1837 and still runs its iconic swan boats, as this retro-style travel ad proclaims. Riders glide past weeping willows, cherry blossoms, and tulips along the lake, with red brick buildings framing the view.

Description: Swan boats drift across the pond in Boston Public Garden while a bridge and weeping willows frame the scene. A full moon lights the swirling sky over the Massachusetts State House dome, a church spire, and the city skyline beyond the walking paths.

Description: The Boston Massacre Site sits marked by a circular cobblestone marker on State Street, with the Sam Adams Tavern and State St. Bank standing nearby since 1713. Van Gogh's curling brushwork lights the night sky above people in period dress and vintage cars.

Description: Ship masts rise near the base of the Boston Custom House Tower in this light-toned travel-ad design. The clock tower and its columned base stand against a clear sky with the skyline behind, labeled BOSTON CUSTOM HOUSE TOWER.

Description: Men in top hats and women in long dresses stroll Boston Common in this lithographic travel-ad design, with the Massachusetts State House dome and weeping willows in view. Text across the piece reads BOSTON COMMON, AMERICA'S OLDEST PUBLIC PARK - ESTABLISHED 1634, and BOSTON - MASSACHUSETTS.

Description: The Massachusetts State House dome glows above Boston Common's pond, its reflection rippling on the water below. Street lamps light the paths as people walk beneath a swirling crescent-moon sky and the city skyline rises behind the trees.

Description: Boston City Hall's brutalist concrete plaza anchors this retro travel-ad design, labeled BOSTON CITY HALL and PLAZA - BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. A black border frames the building under an overcast sky.

Description: Boston City Hall's blocky concrete form stands out against a swirling night sky filled with stars and a crescent moon. People cross the brick plaza as nearby skyscraper windows glow against the downtown skyline.

Description: The Borg comes fully assimilated with a glowing green eyepiece and tubes wired into its mechanical arm. This minifig trades a face for circuitry, true to the collective.

Description: The Brain's sequined jacket and sunglasses catch a reflection of the wrestling ring he spent decades talking up. Sketched in black and white, this tribute honors Bobby Heenan's run as wrestling's sharpest tongued manager.

Description: Wanted for leadership of a criminal syndicate, global extortion, and murder, Blofeld's scarred face headlines this black and white wanted poster. A large reward is offered for Bond's most infamous nemesis.

Description: A white cat reflects in Blofeld's round sunglasses, sketched in black and white with his scarred eye and Mao collar in view. The reflection hints at the villain's signature feline companion from the Bond films.

Description: Governor Spotswood's 1718 proclamation charges Edward Teach with piracy, burning vessels and high treason, offering 100 pounds sterling for his capture or proof of death. Torn parchment edges and smoking beard fuses round out the pirate's rap sheet.

Description: Card 2 puts Edward Teach front and center aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge, burning fuses smoldering in his beard and a sword and pistol in hand. The card's stats peg his Terror rating at 10.

Description: Blackbeard struts in with lit matches smoldering in his braided beard and a cutlass ready at his side. This minifig packs the gold-trimmed coat and flintlock pistol of the real pirate legend.

Description: Felicia Hardy's rap sheet lists grand larceny, breaking and entering, and theft of rare artifacts, with NYC police asked to make contact on sight. The stark black and white mugshot plays up her cat burglar reputation.

Description: Black Cat prowls in her black suit with white fur trim and a matching domino mask. This minifig keeps her signature silver zipper detail for the full cat burglar look.

Description: Card 7 catches her mid sonic cry over a brick cityscape, a crescent moon rising past a water tower. The card lists her Justice League affiliation and sonic cry power.

Description: She rocks a black leather jacket, fishnet tights and a choker in this collectible-style minifig build. Blonde waves and black boots finish off the vigilante look.

Description: Card 10 spotlights the stagecoach robber behind the Wells Fargo holdups, bowler hat and bandana pulled over his face. A dirt road and pine-covered mountains frame the robbery scene behind him.

Description: Teth-Adam is wanted for mass murder, terrorism, treason and unlawful use of magic according to this stark monochrome bulletin. The Department of Extranormal Operations flags him as a high-level threat.