Timothy Zaccagnino

Marvel Super Heroes spoiler season is officially underway. Let's see what WotC picked out to highlight the set on day 1.

One more product full of exclusive cards to cap off Marvel Super Heroes. There are two scene boxes, pitting 6 unique hero creatures against 6 nefarious villains.

Slapping the big familiar Marvel logo on some Commander decks isn't enough, so let's break down the Marvel Super Heroes Commander decks and see if they're worth the inflated price.

Marvel Super Heroes expands on the bonus sheet we saw in Marvel’s Spider-Man with even more classic panels in our favorite silly little trading card game. Looks like Source Material is here to stay.

Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart might as well be a full second set in addition to the main MSH release. It's got enough interesting and new designs to stand out and be worth your time, though.

This mega-sized blockbuster Marvel set has so many cards that it’s impossible not to spawn new combos. Let's see what we can... assemble, using Marvel Super Heroes cards.

You wanted less Universes Beyond and more Magic IP? Well Wizards of the Coast has responded with a return to the critically acclaimed Homelands set.

Star Trek is the last set of this year, but we're getting an early first look today courtesy of WeeklyMTG.

The Legend of Zelda would be a mega-hit for Magic: The Gathering, and the odds of getting a crossover look more likely than ever thanks to a recent Hasbro collaboration with Nintendo.

Lofi beats, Hatsune Miku, and Stardew Valley are just a few of the crossovers we saw from Secret Lair's Reveal-a-Ton in MagicCon Amsterdam.