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===SDCC 2017===
===SDCC 2017===
Comic-Con 2017 again featured the five most recent planeswalker cards from the members of the [[Gatewatch]] (without [[Ajani]]), all of them in the [[Wikipedia:The Art_of_ancient_Egypt|Ancient Egypt]] profile style. In addition there was the most recent [[Nicol Bolas]] card, depicting as putting his spell on the Gatewatch. The Egyptian theme and the counteracted depictions connected to the story of the recent [[Amonkhet block]]. The price  of a complete set of these foil cards by [[Vincent Proce]], together with a 24” x 36” screen print of Nicol Bolas illustrated by [[Brandon Holt]], was $180.--.<ref>[http://sknr.net/2017/07/07/magic-gathering-reveal-sdcc-exclusive/ Gareth (July 07, 2017). "Magic the Gathering Reveal Their SDCC Exclusive". Sknr.net]</ref><ref>{{NewRef|daily-magic-update/update-2017-07-10|The July 10, 2017 Update|[[Blake Rasmussen]]|July 10, 2017}}</ref>
Comic-Con 2017 again featured the five most recent planeswalker cards from the members of the [[Gatewatch]] (without [[Ajani]]), all of them in the [[Wikipedia:The Art_of_ancient_Egypt|Ancient Egypt]] profile style. In addition there was the most recent [[Nicol Bolas]] card, depicting him while putting his spell on the Gatewatch. The Egyptian theme and the counteracted depictions connected to the story of the recent [[Amonkhet block]]. The price  of a complete set of these foil cards by [[Vincent Proce]], together with a 24” x 36” screen print of Nicol Bolas illustrated by [[Brandon Holt]], was $180.--.<ref>[http://sknr.net/2017/07/07/magic-gathering-reveal-sdcc-exclusive/ Gareth (July 07, 2017). "Magic the Gathering Reveal Their SDCC Exclusive". Sknr.net]</ref><ref>{{NewRef|daily-magic-update/update-2017-07-10|The July 10, 2017 Update|[[Blake Rasmussen]]|July 10, 2017}}</ref>


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 04:56, 13 July 2017

San Diego Comic-Con International a.k.a. Comic-Con or SDCC is a multigenre entertainment and comic convention held annually in San Diego, USA.

History

Comic-Con is a four-day event (Thursday-Sunday) held in July or August at the San Diego Convention Center in southern California. It was founded in 1970 and is considered to be the largest convention of its kind in the world.

Originally showcasing primarily comic books and science fiction/fantasy the convention now includes a larger range of pop culture and entertainment elements across virtually all genres, including collectible card games. A Magic panel always features big reveals about the Commander series, Duel Decks and the fall set of that year.

Special releases

SDCC 2013

At Comic-Con 2013 the Hasbro ToyShop offered a limited edition collection of Planeswalker cards for sale. The five cards were presented with unique "black-on-black" art by Steve Prescott and were variants of those found in the core Magic 2014 set. These included Ajani, Caller of the Pride; Jace, Memory Adept; Liliana of the Dark Realms; Chandra, Pyromaster; and Garruk, Caller of Beasts. [1]

SDCC 2014

Comic-Con 2014 once again featured premium black-on-black core set planeswalkers, this time featuring the six from Magic 2015, illustrated by Jae Lee: Ajani Steadfast, Jace, the Living Guildpact, Liliana Vess, Chandra, Pyromaster, Nissa, Worldwaker, and Garruk, Apex Predator. In an SDCC exclusive, the six Planeswalker cards could be bought together with the NERF Garruk Axe. [2]

SDCC 2015

Comic-Con 2015 featured the five double-faced planeswalkers from Magic Origins (the last core set) in premium black-on-black, illustrated by Wayne Reynolds. The set also came with an exclusive book, called Magic Origins: Planeswalker Anthology. The book explored the backstories of Chandra, Jace, Nissa, Gideon and Liliana. It contained a short story for each planeswalker, plus expanded art from some of the key cards in the set, [3]

SDCC 2016

Comic-Con 2016 featured the five most recent planeswalker cards of the members from the Gatewatch, where all of them, except Liliana, appeared as zombies. The price of a complete set of these foil cards by Eric Deschamps was $99.99 plus tax (about $108). [4]

SDCC 2017

Comic-Con 2017 again featured the five most recent planeswalker cards from the members of the Gatewatch (without Ajani), all of them in the Ancient Egypt profile style. In addition there was the most recent Nicol Bolas card, depicting him while putting his spell on the Gatewatch. The Egyptian theme and the counteracted depictions connected to the story of the recent Amonkhet block. The price of a complete set of these foil cards by Vincent Proce, together with a 24” x 36” screen print of Nicol Bolas illustrated by Brandon Holt, was $180.--.[5][6]

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ Ricardo Segundo (February 03, 2015) Five MTG Promos You Didn't Know Existed, Mtggoldfish.com
  2. ↑ Template:NewRef
  3. ↑ Ed Grabianowski (June 29, 2015). These Comic-Con Exclusive Magic Cards Will Drive Collectors Crazy, io9.com
  4. ↑ Template:NewRef
  5. ↑ Gareth (July 07, 2017). "Magic the Gathering Reveal Their SDCC Exclusive". Sknr.net
  6. ↑ Template:NewRef
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