The Flash - Jay Garrick
sh0155 · DC Comics Super Heroes
Justice League · 2014, released alongside the Gorilla Grott Goes Bananas set during a strong era of superhero sets.
Figure ID
sh0155
Theme
DC Comics Super Heroes
Year Released
2014, released alongside the Gorilla Grott Goes Bananas set during a strong era of superhero sets.
Rarity
Rare, due to its exclusive appearance in a single, high-value set and the passage of time since its retirement.
Head
Standard flesh tone head with dual-sided printing featuring smiling and determined expressions.
Torso
Red torso with yellow lightning bolt emblem on the front and detailed back printing, red arms, and flesh hands.
Legs
Dual-molded red and blue legs representing Jay Garrick's classic comic book costume boots and pants.
Accessories
Includes the signature silver Mercury-style helmet with attached yellow wings.
Color Scheme
Classic primary colors of red, blue, and yellow with a metallic silver helmet accent.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing on torso and face with clean lines and accurate comic book styling.
Variants
This is the primary classic Jay Garrick variant from LEGO.
Condition Notes
Prone to wear on the metallic silver helmet and minor scratching on the torso print.
Estimated Value
Between $15 to $30 USD depending on overall condition and completeness.
Price (New)
Originally available in a 2015 set retailing around $59.99 USD.
Compatible Sets
76026 Gorilla Grodd Goes Bananas
Character Background
Jay Garrick is the original Golden Age Flash from DC Comics, possessing super-speed gained from inhaling hard water vapors.
Design Notes
Features a custom-molded winged helmet piece specifically created for this classic character interpretation.
Similar Minifigures
Barry Allen Flash (sh077), Reverse-Flash (sh229), and Kid Flash.
Collectibility
High demand among DC Comics Super Heroes collectors and completionists of Flash variants.
History
Introduced in 2015 as LEGO expanded its DC Comics roster beyond the core Justice League members into Golden Age variants.
Interesting Facts
The winged helmet is a direct homage to the Roman god Mercury, which inspired the original 1940 design by Gardner Fox and Harry Lampert.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on a clear LEGO baseplate alongside other Justice League members or Golden Age heroes.
Modification Potential
Great for custom MOCs featuring classic comic book scenes or multiversal speedster teams.
Overall Assessment
An essential and iconic minifigure for any DC Comics fan, boasting a unique helmet mold and great nostalgic appeal.