Marvel Super Heroes chase cards: one Mind Stone is two fifths of the set

Marvel Super Heroes chase cards: Thanos, Doctor Doom, The Mind Stone, Shang-Chi and Ultron

Marvel Super Heroes came out on 26 June 2026 with 453 cards, alongside Marvel Super Heroes Commander. Its value is lopsided in an unusual way: a single printing of a single card accounts for about two fifths of the combined market value of every priced card in the main set.

The ten that carry the set

# Card Treatment Artist Price
1 The Mind Stone #386 borderless Leinil Francis Yu & Sunny Gho $1499.22
2 Thanos, the Mad Titan #400 borderless Jen Bartel $152.13
3 Doctor Doom #394 borderless Larry Lieber & Vince Colletta $134.95
4 The Mind Stone #21 regular Volkan Baǵa $88.21
5 Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu #396 borderless Jim Cheung & Laura Martin $80.82
6 Ultron, Artificial Malevolence #401 borderless Sal Buscema & Sam Grainger $80.29
7 Tony Stark // The Invincible Iron Man #392 borderless Johnny Craig $73.93
8 Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor #339 borderless Johan Grenier $66.46
9 Bruce Banner // The Incredible Hulk #390 borderless Jack Kirby & Paul Reinman $59.18
10 Captain America, Super-Soldier #387 borderless Jack Kirby & John Romita Sr. $58.67

The Mind Stone, and why one printing costs so much

The Mind Stone is the only Infinity Stone in Marvel Super Heroes or its Commander set, and it is printed three times with identical rules text. Two of those printings have market prices, and the difference between them is enormous. It tracks how many copies are for sale.

  • Regular #21$88.21, with hundreds of copies listed for sale
  • Borderless #386$1499.22, with only a handful of copies listed

The third, another borderless printing (#385), has no market price yet. A price set by a handful of listings moves quickly in either direction, so treat the borderless figure as a snapshot of a very thin market rather than a settled value. All three printings do exactly the same thing in a game.

Same card, very different prices

Several headline cards are printed more than once with identical rules text, and the treatment moves the price a long way. The borderless Thanos, the Mad Titan sells for more than forty times the regular printing:

Doctor Doom comes four ways:

If you want these cards to play, the regular printing is the same card for a fraction of the price.

Two names on the art credit

Six of the ten most valuable printings credit their art to two artists rather than one. The borderless Bruce Banner // The Incredible Hulk, for example, is credited to Jack Kirby & Paul Reinman. The artist for every card is on its page.

The Commander decks

Marvel Super Heroes Commander has its own chase cards, led by Loki, Lord of Misrule ($80.48), Doctor Doom, Unrivaled ($67.79), The Vision and Scarlet Witch ($67.40) and Ultron the Annihilator ($57.34). We have written up each of the four preconstructed decks, with the full decklist, what the cards are worth and the upgrades we would make: Avengers Assemble, Doom Prevails, The Fantastic Four and Wakanda Forever.

Sealed product

Every Marvel Super Heroes product has its own page on the store, including the Collector Booster Box, the Play Booster Box, the Jumpstart Booster Box and the Beginner Box.

How the set breaks down

Rarity Cards
Common 124
Uncommon 124
Rare 129
Mythic 76

Most of the set is inexpensive: 319 of its priced cards sell for under a dollar. Every card has its own page with its prices and whether we stock it. Start from the Marvel Super Heroes card list, and see what Magic has coming on the release calendar.

Prices are Mana Pool market prices, refreshed nightly, for each printing's most valuable finish. As of 16 September 2026.