Thats because it was introduced at a time when I was just discovering Marvel Comics, and it felt like an incredibly cool and modern take on Spider-Man, who has since (mostly) maintained a look which more closely resembles the original suit from the 60s
Although this card doesnt have an illustration which depicts a flashback scene as was the case with the original, this is more than made up for by the cards heightened rarity
Its never going to be overpowered, and that can be a good thing
There are two versions of the Jumbo Cactuar card in the MTG collaboration, one with a border around it and one without and although each has different art, its ability is the same
Just be careful, as theres no going back
After all, if you knew exactly what decks you would be playing at every tournament, you wouldnt have a problem finding success in this game