Conclusion Marvel Super Heroes is a great set that enters Standard at a difficult time (when the format is the largest it has ever been) and with some unwanted baggage (the flop that was Marvel's Spider-Man hanging around its neck)
Lands (16) Spells (44) 4 Brainstorm 4 Vampiric Tutor 1 Mystical Tutor 2 Yawgmoth's Will 4 Mana Vault 4 Dark Ritual 1 Megrim 4 Memory Jar 4 Defense Grid 4 Tinker 4 Mox Diamond 4 Lotus Petal 4 Lion's Eye Diamond Sideboard Like all of the most broken decks in Magic history, it featured two Yawgmoths Wills, because there was plenty of time to find one you know, later in your first turn
It tells a story in a picture
Tutors are the next, and can often be a point of frustration among playgroups
The Secret Lair Superdrop features 27 cards spread across five Marvel heroes: Captain America, Iron Man, Storm, Black Panther, and Wolverine
Each one is good in its own way, and understanding how to sequence them will increase your win percentage with the deck