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MTG Marvel Crossover: 4 Sets We Want After Spider-Man

Wondering what's next for Magic: The Gathering's Marvel crossover? We break down four predictions for 2027 and beyond, from X-Men to Secret Wars.

MTG Marvel Crossover: 4 Sets We Want After Spider-Man

Spider-Man was just the beginning, wasn't he? Magic: The Gathering's Marvel crossover has opened a multiverse of possibilities, and now the big question is: what comes next?

While nothing official has been confirmed for 2027 and beyond, the community is already dreaming up some seriously exciting crossovers. We've rounded up four predictions that would make perfect sense for future MTG Marvel sets. Think Guardians of the Galaxy, X-Men, Midnight Sons, and Secret Wars.

First up, Guardians of the Galaxy. A ragtag crew of cosmic misfits feels like a natural fit for Magic's multiplayer chaos. Imagine Star-Lord, Gamora, Rocket, and Groot as legendary creatures leading wild, unpredictable decks. The space-faring theme could bring a fresh take on artifacts, vehicles, and interplanetary warfare.

Then there's X-Men. Mutants, powers, and a never-ending struggle for acceptance—this one practically writes itself. The X-Men roster is massive, giving Wizards of the Coast plenty of room for iconic heroes and villains. You could build around team synergies, mutation counters, or even a school-themed mechanic. The possibilities are endless.

Midnight Sons offers a darker, supernatural vibe. Blade, Ghost Rider, Doctor Strange, and Morbius would bring horror-tinged mechanics to the table. Think graveyard shenanigans, curses, and demonic pacts. It's the perfect crossover for players who love black mana and creepy storytelling.

And finally, Secret Wars. A multiversal clash of heroes and villains is the ultimate crossover event. It could bring together characters from across the Marvel universe in one epic set. Imagine drafting heroes and villains from different worlds, each with their own unique mechanics. That's the kind of set that could define a whole year of Magic.

Of course, these are just predictions—nothing has been officially announced. But after Spider-Man, it's clear that Marvel and MTG have a lot more story to tell. Which of these would you want to see first? Let us know in the comments!

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