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MTG Marvel Super Heroes Buyer's Guide: Which Products Are Worth It
MTG Marvel Super Heroes releases June 26, 2026, and the product lineup is enormous. Beginner Box, Jumpstart Boosters, Play Boosters, Bundles, Draft Night, four Commander decks in two editions, Collector Boosters, and Scene Boxes all hit shelves the same day. We break down exactly what comes in each product, the official MSRP for every option, and which ones are actually worth your money depending on whether you are new to Magic, building a game night, or chasing The Mind Ston
Greg Montique
Jun 296 min read
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Oops, All Squirrels | Building Your Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Commander Deck
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl is a mono-green legendary creature from MTG Marvel Super Heroes that may be one of the strongest token Commanders ever printed. She creates a Squirrel every time she enters or attacks, and her doubling ability never taps, letting you activate it as many times per turn as you can afford. This guide covers the full strategy across every stage of the game plus five must-include cards, including the genuinely busted Earthcraft infinite combo.
Greg Montique
Jun 2510 min read
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MTG Marvel Super Heroes Prerelease Guide: Everything to Know
MTG Marvel Super Heroes prerelease weekend starts June 19, 2026, a full week before the set's official release. We break down exactly what comes in the prerelease kit, the two promo card options on offer, the Power-up and Plan mechanics that define the set, the mythic rares most likely to take over your sealed pool, and practical deckbuilding advice for turning six Play Boosters into a winning 40-card deck at your local game store this weekend.
Greg Montique
Jun 187 min read
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Yu-Gi-Oh Genesys Format Explained: YCS Columbus Just Changed Everything
Yu-Gi-Oh Genesys format just had its first full-scale North American YCS main event at Columbus on May 23-24, 2026, with Stanley Huang taking down the tournament running Red Dragon Archfiend. The format strips out Pendulum and Link Monsters, throws out the Forbidden and Limited List, and uses a 100-point deck construction system instead. We break down exactly how Genesys works, why Konami built it, what won Columbus, and whether this is the future of competitive Yu-Gi-Oh.
Greg Montique
May 297 min read
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