Your favorite DC superheroes and villains in Lego form! - American artist Nathan Sawaya has recreated the fantastic universe of DC Comics superheroes and villains using more than two million Lego bricks.
The results are on display at the Parc de la Villette in Paris. Take a look!

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Wonder Woman - The exhibition has a portrait of Wonder Woman, the superhero who experienced a surge in popularity thanks to the 2017 'Wonder Woman' film starring Gal Gadot.

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Joker goes to the movies - Sawaya created this sculpture of Batman's enemy watching a film with 3D glasses.

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Justice League - There's also this recreation of a poster for DC's Justice League.

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Batmobile - Almost 490,000 Lego bricks were used to create this 5.5 m sculpture.

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Blue and gold - A statue of Wonder Woman all in blue with a gold symbol.

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Aquaman - A humorous depiction of Aquaman in a bath tub.

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Superman - Sawaya also created an all-blue sculpture of Superman with the focus on his famous red logo.

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Batman - The shadow of the iconic Caped Crusader.

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First appearance - Sawaya paid tribute to Batman's first appearance in edition no. 27 of 'Detective Comics' with this incredible sculpture.

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Iconic - A Lego bust of Gotham's hero.

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Is it a plane? - Superman takes flight.

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Why so serious? - The Clown Prince of Crime in all his glory.

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Harley Quinn - Enemy of Batman and the Joker's love interest represented in this minimalist sculpture.

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Flash - A lot of patience is required to put together this sculpture.

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Power - In this figure you can see one of Superman's powers—heat vision.

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Iconic - Check out her iconic tiara, complete with red star.

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Flying Superman - Superman's cape has been replaced by wings in this sculpture.

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Bizarre - The artist also paid tribute to Bizarro, created as a mirror image to Superman.

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Green Lantern - The superhero who draws his power from a magic ring.

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Super-strength - Superman has more than one power.

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Iconic - The powerful superhero in full flight.

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Flying high - Hal Jordan, the Green Lantern, flies thanks to the power of his magic ring.

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Speed - Faster than a speeding bullet, Superman passes the speed of sound in full flight.

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DC Universe - The exposition can be seen at the Parc de la Villette in Paris from April 29 until August 19.

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