With Marvel’s Super Heroes, Magic: The Gathering Arena is officially getting Marvel set cards. but don’t worry the Fleem is sticking around too.
Author: Travis Hymas
Travis Hymas
Travis Hymas is writer for But Why Tho? where he focuses on Magic: The Gathering and other TCGs. In his coverage, he highlights what makes each piece of pop culture special. Travis is also an editor and co-host of Rookie Pirate Radio at InBetweenDrafts. As a freelancer, he has bylines on The Young Folks and Uppercut, along with appearances on the Let’s Talk podcast.
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