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The term Marvel Tarot is used for three different (fictional and real) tarot card games. Marvel Comics published the first major-arcanas-only Tarot deck in Italy in 1995 (based on its comic characters) called Tarocchi Marvel. [1] In 2007 Marvel Comics released a comic-book-styled magazine called The Marvel Tarot depicting a second major-arcanas-only Tarot deck mainly showing different characters (compared to the first one) for representing the trumps. [2]
22 card deck ( trumps only), depicting characters from Marvel Comics. The card backs feature a dual image of Dr. Strange.
The cards and characters depicted are as follows:
Card dimensions: 137 x 74 mm, 5 3/8 x 2 7/8 in.
ISBN none listed
1995
Lo Scarabeo
Ian McNee looks through the First Tarot Deck, divining who appears on each card, and looking into their origins to see why. He discovered several cards are displaying more than one individual at different times, a sign he feels verifies that the world's magic is broken. In his research, he also traces back the Sorcerer Supreme title to its first earthly bearer, Agamotto.
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Marvel Tarot now or in the future. For guidance on developing this draft, see
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The term Marvel Tarot is used for three different (fictional and real) tarot card games. Marvel Comics published the first major-arcanas-only Tarot deck in Italy in 1995 (based on its comic characters) called Tarocchi Marvel. [1] In 2007 Marvel Comics released a comic-book-styled magazine called The Marvel Tarot depicting a second major-arcanas-only Tarot deck mainly showing different characters (compared to the first one) for representing the trumps. [2]
22 card deck ( trumps only), depicting characters from Marvel Comics. The card backs feature a dual image of Dr. Strange.
The cards and characters depicted are as follows:
Card dimensions: 137 x 74 mm, 5 3/8 x 2 7/8 in.
ISBN none listed
1995
Lo Scarabeo
Ian McNee looks through the First Tarot Deck, divining who appears on each card, and looking into their origins to see why. He discovered several cards are displaying more than one individual at different times, a sign he feels verifies that the world's magic is broken. In his research, he also traces back the Sorcerer Supreme title to its first earthly bearer, Agamotto.