It's finally here! The Marvel's Spider-Man set for Magic: The Gathering had its prerelease launch last week, and with preorders now arriving, we're getting a clear picture of which cards players are most excited about in this web-slinging collection.
The team at TCGPlayer has shared some spectacular data on the most sought-after cards ahead of the full release this Friday, September 26. Here’s what to keep an eye out for when opening your packs this week.
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A five-color Spider-Man? We're definitely interested. This Cosmic version of the wall-crawler is packed with keywords (Flying, First Strike, Trample, Lifelink, and Haste), and he grants these abilities to all your other Spiders when you enter combat.

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I'm committed to building a deck around Venom and Carnage, and this card makes that goal even more appealing. Carnage, Crimson Chaos can return a card from your graveyard to the battlefield ready to attack, and the prospect of using it to bring back Agent Venom is particularly enticing.

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Hobgoblin, Mantled Marauder gains power whenever you discard a card, and he's incredibly budget-friendly as an Uncommon. Plus, the artwork is outstanding. Pick him up for less than 30 cents.

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Another Spider-Man variant, Ben Reilly can cost as little as two mana thanks to the web-slinging mechanic—an excellent deal for a 4/3 creature with trample. He also receives +1/+1 counters equal to the mana value of the card you returned to web-sling him into play.

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Copying abilities? Absolutely, especially when Peter Parker's Camera costs only one mana to play. Deploy it early and reap the benefits when the action starts—much like the photographer himself setting up the shot.

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True to form, Spider-Punk gives your Spiders riot and comes with riot himself, along with some great secondary abilities. Your spells and abilities can't be countered, and damage can't be prevented. That's pure cardboard chaos, and we love it. A true riot.

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Let's be honest, The Soul Stone might end up being the most expensive card in the set, but it's incredibly fun to play. This indestructible artifact requires you to exile a character each turn to return cards from your graveyard.

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As TCGPlayer notes, this could be a strong addition to Standard since Multiversal Passage can be any basic land type and enters untapped if you're willing to pay some life.

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Another solid mono Red option, Electro, Assaulting Battery could be perfect for spellslinger decks since it stores red mana and adds more as you cast instants and sorceries. The ability to deal significant damage when he dies is an added bonus.

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Lastly, this Spectacular Spider-Man features an amazing borderless treatment that's surprisingly affordable. You can use it as a Heroic Intervention for just one mana, and it has Flash. Truly, "Have no fear, Spidey is here!"