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Marvel MTG Crossover: MCU Meets Magic the Gathering

October 23, 2023

In a surprising crossover, Marvel’s iconic heroes will soon be featured in Magic: The Gathering with the release of new “collectible products and tentpole sets” in 2025, announced Wizards of the Coast.

Crossing over with other IPs isn’t new for Magic: The Gathering. The card game recently debuted a Doctor Who-themed Commander set, and earlier this year it released a Lord of the Rings set that even caught the attention of prolific Magic collector Post Malone. Over the years, Magic has also released a variety of smaller, collectible sets inspired by everything from My Little Pony to Bob Ross paintings.

Considering this history, a Marvel-themed set seems like a natural extension of the game, even overdue. With Marvel’s wide array of characters, this collaboration is likely to be Magic’s most significant yet.


While it’s still unclear the extent of this Avengers assembly in the card game, fans can anticipate seeing their favorite characters with thematically appropriate mechanics.

“These tentpole sets will build on the tradition of incorporating beloved fan-favorite characters and elements from world-class brands into Magic: The Gathering,” said Cynthia Williams, president of Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro digital gaming.

Magic: The Gathering players, prepare for a fantastic superhero invasion at your Local Game Store come 2025.

Marvel MTG Origins

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Wizards of the Coast officially announced the Marvel MTG crossover event stating “a collaboration years in the making is underway.”


Prominent entertainment powerhouses, Magic: The Gathering, one of the most played trading card games globally, and Marvel, a leading character-based entertainment company, are teaming up. This remarkable collaboration will bring together fan-favorite super heroes, villains, and more, offering an immersive tabletop gameplay experience.

Dubbed a Universes Beyond collaboration, this venture promises to enthrall fans soon and invites them to stay updated with the latest news by signing up below.

So, what is Magic: The Gathering? As the original collectible card game, Magic: The Gathering has captivated fans with its strategic gameplay, engaging characters, and a fantastical Multiverse for over 30 years. With a significant fan base exceeding 50 million worldwide, Magic has become a global phenomenon, published in more than 150 countries.

The game allows players to construct their unique decks comprised of creatures, powerful allies, and mighty spells to achieve victory. Whether playing against one, three, or more opponents, the game offers various paths to winning. From sharing the latest strategies to picking up a ready-to-play deck, Magic: The Gathering always provides something new for its players – making any time a great time to join.

Marvel Comics on the MTG Crossover

Marvel Comics adds “the multi-year, multi-set deal expands Marvel and Hasbro’s relationship through the best-selling card game.”

Global branded play leader, Hasbro, Inc., has announced an expansion of its longstanding partnership with Marvel. Together, they plan to create collectible products and tentpole sets for the top-selling trading card game, Magic: The Gathering. The first such Magic set, featuring Marvel’s beloved characters and iconic stories, is set to debut globally in 2025, with more exciting sets planned for fans of all generations to collect and play.

This collaboration will provide a new avenue for consumers to express their Marvel fandom through Magic: The Gathering’s Universes Beyond crossover products. “We are extremely proud to collaborate with Marvel to bring its iconic characters to fans around the world in new ways,” said Cynthia Williams, President of Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro Digital Gaming.

Dan Buckley, President of Marvel Comics and Franchise, expressed his excitement about taking Marvel’s trading card experience “to a whole new level,” noting the seamless translation of the Marvel Universe into Magic: The Gathering gameplay.

This collaboration with Marvel adds to the expanding roster of popular brands included in the Universes Beyond crossover products for Magic: The Gathering.

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