Timothy Zaccagnino

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.

MTG's releasing actor-signed Magic cards when Star Trek releases, but Sir Patrick Stewart might've forgotten who he played during the signing process.

What would YOU do if you could get away with playing anything in Magic for 12 days? Or would you be one of the ones who simply hides and waits it out?

I’m happy to return to Middle-earth and the unexpected journey we’ll get from The Hobbit. We got some all-timers from LTR three years ago; let’s see if we’ve got the same quality this time aro

The "Zeta Set" came completely out of nowhere, and seems to be some sort of collaboration between Secret Lair and the art brand MSCHF. Details are vague, but the spoilers are coming in.