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Marvel's Spider-Man
Set Information
Set symbol
Symbol description Spider-Man's mask in a circle
Vision Design Corey Bowen (lead), Glenn Jones, Eric Engelhard
Set Design Corey Bowen (lead), Eric Engelhard, Erik Lauer, Ben Weitz
Release date September 26, 2025;
15 days' time (2025-09-26)
Themes and mechanics Heroes and Villains, Double-faced cards, Modified
Keywords/​ability words Connive, Harness, Mayhem, Web-slinging
Set size 198 + 88
Expansion code SPM[1]
Standard
Edge of Eternities Marvel's Spider-Man Avatar: The Last Airbender
Universes Beyond
Final Fantasy Marvel's Spider-Man Avatar: The Last Airbender
Magic: The Gathering Chronology
Through the Omenpaths 1 Marvel's Spider-Man Marvel's Spider-Man
Bonus sheet

Marvel's Spider-Man (stylized as Magic: The Gathering®—Marvel's Spider-Man) is an upcoming tentpole set in the Magic: The Gathering Universes Beyond series released by Wizards of the Coast.[2][3] The set will be released on September 26, 2025.[4][5][6][7][8] Marvel's Spider-Man is Standard legal and can be counted as the 107th Magic expansion. The set was designed with Pick-Two Draft (4-player draft) in mind.[9] Spider typal and the web-slinging mechanic represent Spider-Man's heroics, while Villain typal and the mayhem and connive mechanics represent the Spider-Man's adversaries.

Product suite

Marvel's Spider-Man will be available in Play Boosters, Collector Boosters, the Spider-Man Bundle, a Scene Box and five welcome decks. Unusually, it does not feature any preconstructed Commander decks.[10][11] The main set features 198 regular cards (65 commons, 55 uncommons, 53 rares, 15 mythic rares, 10 basic lands), and includes randomly inserted traditional foil versions of all cards.

Set codes and numbering

Expansion symbol for the main set

The main Standard-legal set uses the code SPM. Alternate card frames have a different card number than the original version. The regular set includes five full-art "Spiderweb" basic lands, depicting sights from New York, numbered #189–193.[11] The regular basic lands (featuring a webslinging Spider-Man in their art) are #194–198. Collector numbers #199–207 are borderless scene cards forming a 3x3 panel of different Spider-Men fighting together. There are also 10 borderless "web-slinger cards" in the set, consisting of 3 mythic rares and 7 rares (#208–217). Fourteen borderless "panel cards" feature the panels and lettering layout of a comic book, consisting of 4 mythic rares and 10 rares (#218–231). Collector numbers #232–234 are three cards with the "Iconic Covers" treatment, using original comic book art, complete with the original artist credits.[12] Collector numbers #235–241 are textured foil borderless "Costume Change" variants of Spectacular Spider-Man, respectively depicting various suits. #242 and #243 are variations of The Soul Stone. Extended art cards are #244-283. Promo cards are #284-286.

Expansion symbol for Spider-Man Eternal

The Eternal-legal sets are SPE () and MAR. These cards are legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, and reprints remain legal in all formats where they already were. MAR cards are also legal in Marvel's Spider-Man Draft and Sealed when opened in Play Boosters (SPE cards don't appear in Play Boosters).[11] SPE cards appear in the Scene Box and Welcome Decks, while the MAR code is used for borderless source material cards.

Booster packs

Play Booster

Each Play Booster contains 14 cards: 6–7 commons, 3 uncommons, 1 rare or mythic rare, 1 wildcard slot with a card of any rarity, 1 traditional-foil card of any rarity, and 1 land, all from the main set. Panel and web-slinger cards can be found in any slot except the common, uncommon, and land slots; scene cards can be found in the same slots and in the uncommon slot. One in every 24 boosters includes a borderless source material card from the bonus sheet, replacing the seventh common slot. Each booster also contains a non-foil double-sided token. A Play Booster box contains 30 packs.

Each Collector Booster contains 15 cards: 5 traditional foil commons, 4 traditional foil uncommons (which can include scene cards), 1 traditional foil spiderweb basic land, 1 traditional foil default frame rare or mythic rare, 2 non-foil alternate-frame rare or mythic rare cards, 1 borderless source material card from the bonus sheet, and 1 foil alternate-frame rare or mythic rare. All slots except the last two can contain SPE cards. Several card treatments are exclusive to Collector Boosters: extended art cards, classic comic cards, textured foil costume change cards, and the Gauntlet and textless cosmic versions of The Soul Stone. A Collector Booster box contains 12 packs.[11]

Bonus sheet

Main article: Marvel's Spider-Man/Bonus sheet

The Source Material Cards bonus sheet is a collection of additional cards released alongside the main set. It contains reprinted cards themed for Spider-Man with iconic art from Marvel's comic book artists. Play Boosters may contain one of these forty cards with the MAR expansion code. Collector Boosters are guaranteed to contain one MAR card.[11]

Welcome decks

Main article: Marvel's Spider-Man/Welcome decks

Marvel's Spider-Man features five Welcome Decks.[13]

Welcome
deck name 		Colors Included Iconic card
White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
White deck W – – – – Spider-Man, Peter Parker
Blue deck – U – – – Spider-Man 2099, Miguel O'Hara
Black deck – – B – – Venom, Eddie Brock
Red deck – – – R – Ghost-Spider, Gwen Stacy
Green deck – – – – G Spider-Man, Miles Morales

Scene cards

The set includes borderless scene cards. When brought together, these cards form recognizable scenes from the books. These can be found in both Play Boosters and Collector Boosters.

The separately sold Scene Box includes six additional borderless scene cards with the SPE expansion code (SPE #21–26).[11] When brought together, these cards form recognizable scenes from the comics. The box also includes three Play Boosters, six art cards, and a display easel.[14]

Scene # cards Notes
Spider-Man Showcase Scene 3 x 3 Multiple Spider-People fighting together, connected through a Multiversal Passage. The backsides of two double-faced cards (Miles Morales & Gwen Stacy) create a mini 1 x 2 scene in their civilian non-Spider forms.
Spidey's Spectacular Showdown 3 x 2 Scene Box. Spider-Man faces three of his most recognizable opponents: Doc Ock, Venom, and Green Goblin.

Tokens

Marvel's Spider-Man includes seven tokens.[15]

  1. Colorless mana Copy for Impostor Syndrome.
  2. Blue mana 3/3 Illusion Villain creature for Mysterio, Master of Illusion.
  3. Green mana 2/1 Spider creature with reach for Origin of Spider-Man, Peter Parker, Spiders-Man, Heroic Horde and Wall Crawl.
  4. G/W 1/1 Human Citizen creature for Friendly Neighborhood, News Helicopter, Silk, Web Weaver and Spider-Girl, Legacy Hero.
  5. Colorless mana Food artifact for City Pigeon, Hot Dog Cart and Spider-Ham, Peter Porker.
  6. Colorless mana 1/1 Robot artifact creature with flying for Robotics Mastery and Spider-Slayer, Hatred Honed.
  7. Colorless mana Treasure artifact for Common Crook, J. Jonah Jameson, Pictures of Spider-Man, Professional Wrestler and Ultimate Green Goblin.

Through the Omenpaths

Main article: Through the Omenpaths 1

In April 2025, Wizards of the Coast announced that Marvel's Spider-Man would not be receiving a release on their digital platforms, Magic Online and Magic: The Gathering Arena.[16] Instead, a mechanically identical set re-themed with Magic in-universe creative treatments, art, and card names would be released under the banner of Through the Omenpaths. The cards are legal in all formats that would otherwise have used Marvel's Spider-Man but do not have any physical copies printed at the time of their release.

Themes and mechanics

As part of Spider-Man's repertoire of abilities, the set introduces the Web-slinging keyword ability.[17][18] It is an alternative cost for spells which includes returning a tapped creature you control to its owner's hand.

Two keywords represent the schemes of Spider-Man's rogues' gallery. The first, returning from Streets of New Capenna, is Connive. When a creature connives, its controller draws a card, discards a card, and then puts a +1/+1 counter on that creature if the discarded card was nonland. This synergizes with the second ability, Mayhem, a retooled version of madness. If a spell has a mayhem cost, it can be cast for that cost from a graveyard if it was discarded this turn. Unlike with madness, it doesn't have to be cast immediately.

Another returning concept is Modified, a batching term that collectively refers to creatures that are equipped, enchanted, or have counters on them.

There are multiple double-faced cards in the set, representing the characters and their secret identities. With cards like Peter Parker // Amazing Spider-Man, it features the first modal double-faced cards that can transform.[19][18]

To make Limited formats smoother, the set heavily features hybrid mana. Hybrid appears on cards of all rarities.

As a one-off on The Soul Stone, the set introduces the harness ability and the Infinity symbol (infinity) ability.[20]

Card types

Spider-Man introduces the Symbiote card type. Villain is reintroduced as an eternal type.[7] Both Villain and Hero have mechanical relevance.[21]

Human characters whose genetic codes contain animal DNA are given a corresponding creature type (e.g., Spider).[22] When the first cards were revealed, a controversy arose around the fact that the Green Goblin was being typed as a Goblin, even though goblins as such don't exist in the Marvel Universe.[23] With the set's focus specifically on Spider-Man, Spider typal is a theme of the set.[24]

The set also adds the Infinity and Stone artifact types, which - unlike Time Lord before it - was made two separate types.[25]

Sand is used for the first time on the type line of a non-token card.

The set has a significant number of common legendary creatures due to its smaller size and the vast array of characters across the Spider-Verse.

Counters

Pumpkin Bombs makes use of fuse counters, which haven't been used since Odyssey. The set also reuses ingenuity counters and introduces film counters.

Limited archetypes

As a set designed for Pick-Two Draft, Marvel's Spider-Man features five limited archetypes (two-color allied).[26][27][28]

Storyline

This is a crossover product based on the Marvel Universe, a fictional shared universe where the stories in most American comic book titles and other media published by Marvel Comics take place. It is notably based on the original comics and not on the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Peter Parker is a full-time superhero better known as the web-slinging and wall-crawling Spider-Man. As an orphaned child, Peter was raised by his Uncle Ben and Aunt May. At a science expo, Peter was bitten by an errant radioactive spider, which granted him an array of arachnid powers. Spider-Man features characters and stories from across its comic history. This includes characters from the extended Spider-Verse.

Design and development

Marvel's Spider-Man is the first major release in a series of products created for Magic: The Gathering by Hasbro (Wizards of the Coast) in collaboration with Marvel Entertainment.[29] It is themed around the superhero Spider-Man.[30] Among R&D, there was a consciousness that Spider-Man had a potential to bring in a higher volume of new players versus other Universes Beyond properties, but the set was designed as an expert set and not an introductory set, albeit one leaning towards the less complex side.[31] It was designed specifically with the new Pick-Two Draft format in mind.[32]

This set is roughly 80 cards smaller than a usual Standard set. At the start of design, it was going to be an even smaller set.[33] The idea initially was that the set would be legal in all formats and focused on Commander.[34][35] It would consist of this 100 cards without commons, which was similar to the Assassin's Creed Beyond Booster set. One of those reasons to make the set larger was that the smaller size was forcing R&D to cut a lot of characters and other elements they wanted to include. Another reason was that they had gotten feedback that players were less satisfied with smaller set sizes.[36]

Rules changes

Previously, a modal double-faced card couldn't transform, but that rule is removed. Any modal double-faced permanent that is instructed to transform now can.[18]

Formatting and template changes

Starting with Marvel's Spider-Man, Universes Beyond cards will no longer have the inverted triangle replacing the standard oval security stamp for rare and mythic rare cards, nor the triangular stamp printed in silver on common and uncommon Universes Beyond cards.[11] The special Universes Beyond card frame is also retired. After this change, UB cards can still be recognized by the additional copyright notifications for the used IPs.

In addition, this set introduces character-specific pronouns on the rules text of legendary creature cards in Universes Beyond sets. R&D already included these on Secret Lair cards in the past.[11]

Marketing

“  Swing into the Game  ”

The set is included in the yearlong Marvel Super Heroes VS Villains consumer products campaign.[37] This also includes Marvel Legends action figures with exclusive Magic prom cards. The set is accompanied by the Secret Lair Drop Series: Marvel's Spider-Man Superdrop.

Headliner

The Headliner for this set is The Soul Stone.[38] The textless cosmic foil version of this card can be found only in Collector Boosters.[11]

Events

  • Prerelease: September 19-25, 2025[39]
    • Disney Store Launch Event: September 19, 2025
  • Commander Box League: September 19–25, 2025
  • Through the Omenpaths Release: September 23, 2025
  • Two-Headed Giant Commander Night: September 26–November 13, 2025 (one event monthly)
  • Magic Academy Events: September 26–November 13, 2025
  • Standard Showdown: September 26–November 13, 2025
  • Friday Night Magic: September 26–November 13, 2025
  • Magic Presents: Friendly Neighborhood Draft: September 26–November 13, 2025
  • Commander Party: October 3–9 / October 24–30, 2025[41]
  • Magic Presents: A Villainous Halloween: October 31–November 2, 2025.
    • A special Commander event. Players bring their own Commander decks and, at the start of the game, secretly choose a villain card, each representing a classic villain from Magic’s history with its own alternate win condition. As the game unfolds, players can work toward their secret objective. Once a player meets the condition on their chosen villain card, they reveal it — and from that point on, each opponent loses the game at the end of their own turn, unless they can stop the villain in time.[42]
  • Spider-Man: The Final Battle: November 1–9, 2025
    • Set-themed tournament in which players compete for a special reward: an alternate cover art comic book variant of The Amazing Spider-Man #1.[43]
  • Store Championship: N.A.

Promotional cards

Cycles

Marvel's Spider-Man has nine cycles and one double cycle:

Cycle name White mana Blue mana Black mana Red mana Green mana
Transforming MDFCs Peter Parker // Amazing Spider-Man (Green manaWhite manaBlue mana) Norman Osborn // Green Goblin (Blue manaBlack manaRed mana) Eddie Brock // Venom, Lethal Protector (Black manaRed manaGreen mana) Gwen Stacy // Ghost-Spider (Blue manaRed manaWhite mana) Miles Morales // Ultimate Spider-Man (Red manaGreen manaWhite mana)
Five mythic rare modal double-faced legendary creatures. Each one has a three-colored activated ability that transforms it into its back side, which is a powerful legendary creature of the same three colors.
Sagas Origin of Spider-Man The Clone Saga The Death of Gwen Stacy Maximum Carnage Kraven's Last Hunt
Five rare Sagas, representing Spider-Man comic storylines.
Common color-ability artifacts Bagel and Schmear Passenger Ferry Eerie Gravestone Steel Wrecking Ball Subway Train
Five common colorless artifacts with abilities that require a certain color of mana to activate.
Cycle name White manaBlue mana Blue manaBlack mana Black manaRed mana Red manaGreen mana Green manaWhite mana
Enabler legends SP//dr, Piloted by Peni Prowler, Clawed Thief Green Goblin, Revenant Rhino, Barreling Brute Spider-Girl, Legacy Hero
Five uncommon dual-colored legendary creatures, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are enablers, which support the playstyle of the archetype.[46]
Payoff legends Wraith, Vicious Vigilante Morbius the Living Vampire Scarlet Spider, Kaine Kraven, Proud Predator Spider-Man India
Five uncommon dual-colored legendary creatures, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes. These are payoffs, which reward the playstyle of the archetype.[46]
Allied "campus lands" University Campus Sinister Hideout Ominous Asylum Savage Mansion Suburban Sanctuary
Five common taplands that have the ability "4 generic mana, The tap symbol.: Surveil 1," echoing the campus tapland cycle from Strixhaven: School of Mages.
Cycle name W/U U/B B/R R/G G/W
Hybrid rares Spider-Woman, Stunning Savior Symbiote Spider-Man Ultimate Green Goblin Cheering Crowd Mary Jane Watson
Five rare dual-colored creatures that use hybrid mana.
Hybrid signposts Sun-Spider, Nimble Webber Vulture, Scheming Scavenger Shriek, Treblemaker Rhino's Rampage Web-Warriors
Five uncommon dual-colored spells that use hybrid mana, each a signpost for one of the draft archetypes.
Hybrid commons Skyward Spider Mob Lookout Pumpkin Bombardment Spider Manifestation Gallant Citizen
Five common dual-colored spells that use hybrid mana.

Double cycles

Cycle name White manaBlue mana Blue manaBlack mana Black manaRed mana Red manaGreen mana Green manaWhite mana White manaBlack mana Blue manaRed mana Black manaGreen mana Red manaWhite mana Green manaBlue mana
Gold rares Biorganic Carapace Superior Spider-Man Carnage, Crimson Chaos Scarlet Spider, Ben Reilly Silk, Web Weaver The Spot, Living Portal Spider-Man 2099 Kraven the Hunter Araña, Heart of the Spider Jackal, Genius Geneticist
Ten powerful rare dual-colored spells.

Infinity Stone mega cycle

Cycle name ? (Space) ? (Time) Black mana Return (Soul) ? (Reality) ? (Power) ? (Mind)
Terminus
(Infinity)
Stones 		The Terminus of Return (Through the Omenpaths 1)
The Soul Stone (Marvel's Spider-Man)
Six legendary artifacts which cost 1M, are indestructible, tap to add M and can be harnessed to grant their origin (Infinity symbol) ability. They exist with both Universes Beyond (UB) and Universes Within versions that are functionally the same card. In their UB version they represent the Infinity Stones from the Marvel Comics.

Pairs

Marvel's Spider-Man features a number of matched pairs to support its various draft archetypes.

Card 1 Card 2 Description
Urban Retreat (Green manaWhite manaBlue mana) Oscorp Industries (Blue manaBlack manaRed mana) Two rare tricolor taplands that each mirror one of the mythic MTDFCs: Retreat produces the colors of Amazing Spider-Man and functionally has web-slinging, while Industries produces the colors of Green Goblin and has mayhem.
School Daze (Blue mana) Heroes' Hangout (Red mana) Two uncommon modal spells with flavor words representing a choice between heroics as Spider-Man or everyday life. These were originally part of a planned cycle.[47]
Beetle, Legacy Criminal (Blue mana) Venom, Evil Unleashed (Black mana) Two common legendary Villain creatures that can be exiled from the graveyard for a cost to give a creature +1/+1 counters and a keyword ability.
Angry Rabble (Red mana) Lurking Lizards (Green mana) Two common creatures with abilities that trigger whenever you cast a spell with mana value 4 or more.
Spider-Man, Brooklyn Visionary (Green mana) Spider-Man, Web-Slinger (White mana) Two common legendary Hero creatures with web-slinging and mirrored flavor text.

Reprinted cards

Misprints

Gallery

  • Key art for the first announcement.
    Key art for the first announcement.
  • Collector Booster featuring Spider-Gwen
    Collector Booster featuring Spider-Gwen
  • Bundle
    Bundle
  • Gift Bundle
    Gift Bundle
  • Gift Bundle (back side)
    Gift Bundle (back side)
  • Scene Box (front)
    Scene Box (front)
  • Scene Box (back side)
    Scene Box (back side)
  • Spidey's Spectacular Showdown scene.
    Spidey's Spectacular Showdown scene.
  • Spider-Man Showcase scene
    Spider-Man Showcase scene
  • Spider-Man Showcase scene (art cards)
    Spider-Man Showcase scene (art cards)

External links

References

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