The 5 Most Valuable Cards on the Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Bonus Sheet

Wizards of the Coast has officially pulled the curtain back on the Source Material bonus sheet for Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes, and if you love opening packs with a little extra heat baked in, this is the sheet for you.
Releasing June 26, 2026, the set carries on the Universes Beyond tradition of slotting classic comic artwork into borderless Magic frames, only this time the panels come straight from decades of Avengers, Fantastic Four, and X-Men history, with legendary Marvel artists like Jack Kirby and Alex Ross making their Magic debuts.
There are 60 different Source Material cards in all, and they’re a genuine bonus rather than a guarantee.
A non-foil one shows up in about 1 of every 24 Play Boosters, while every Collector Booster is guaranteed to include one.
One quick note before we dive in, every card below is a reprint, and the values I’m quoting are the approximate secondary market prices the existing copies command as of early June 2026.
The brand-new comic-art versions don’t have a settled market yet, and a fresh wave of supply usually nudges an older printing’s price downward.
Treat these as a measure of which pulls will make you do a little happy dance, not a locked-in resale guide.
Top MTG Marvel Super Heroes Bonus Sheet Cards
Ravenous Tyrannosaurus
Leading the pack is a beast in every sense. This six mana 6/6 Dinosaur sports Devour 3, letting it stomp onto the battlefield absolutely stacked with +1/+1 counters if you’ve got fodder to sacrifice.
On top of that, every time it attacks it deals damage equal to its power to another creature, and any leftover damage spills over to that creature’s controller.
The reason it sits this high is supply: Ravenous Tyrannosaurus was tucked into the limited Jurassic World Collection insert, making it one of the harder-to-find Dinosaur typal payoffs going, and copies routinely change hands around the $50 mark.
A comic-skinned reprint here is exactly the kind of pull that pays for the packs you’re ripping.

Teferi’s Protection (Reprinted as T’Challa’s Protection)
If there’s a true blue-chip staple on this sheet, it’s this one, though here it wears a Marvel disguise.
Reprinted under the flavor name T’Challa’s Protection, a fitting nod to the Wakandan king. The rules text is the beloved Commander staple, unchanged. For just three mana, Teferi’s Protection is the ultimate not today button.
Until your next turn, your life total can’t change, you gain protection from everything, and all of your permanents phase out, sliding cleanly around board wipes and combo kills alike.
It’s one of the most-played white cards in the entire Commander format, living in hundreds of thousands of decklists, and that relentless demand keeps it hovering north of $40.
Because it’s so widely played, the reprint is great news for deckbuilders, and a slick comic frame makes it a foil-worthy upgrade for the white mages among us.

Wolverine, Best There Is
The best there is at what he does is also one of the best pulls you can hope for.
This Gruul legend doubles all damage Wolverine would deal, then tacks a +1/+1 counter onto himself at end of turn whenever he’s bloodied another creature, and a regenerate ability keeps him swinging through removal and his own pump spells.
You can pair him with Berserk and watch the math get silly.
He debuted in the 2024 Marvel Superdrop and has never been reprinted since, which, combined with steady Commander play, has kept him sitting around the $40 range.
Seeing him on a draftable bonus sheet for the first time is a real treat for Gruul beatdown fans.

Captain America, First Avenger
The First Avenger is a Voltron pilot’s dream and one of the most popular commanders from the original Marvel drops, he actually edges out Wolverine in Commander play, according to EDHREC.
His colors are even listed in flag order, red, white, and blue, a fun flavor twist on the usual Jeskai arrangement.
His two-part toolkit does it all.
First, Throw lets you fling an attached Equipment off of Cap to deal damage equal to its mana value, divided however you like among up to three targets, while Catch automatically re-attaches an Equipment at the start of combat so the shield always comes home.
Another Superdrop exclusive that’s gone without a reprint until now, Captain America has held in the high $30s, and the comic-cover treatment is going to look spectacular leading an equipment deck.
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Storm, Force of Nature
Rounding out our five is the weather goddess herself.
Storm, Force of Nature is a build-around legend that hits hard enough to earn remove on sight status at most tables, the kind of commander you want to protect with open mana the moment she resolves.
Like her fellow heroes, she landed exclusively in the 2024 Marvel Superdrop and hasn’t been reprinted since, which has kept her around the $30 mark on the secondary market.
A borderless comic version gives Storm players a fresh, draftable way to lead with one of the X-Men’s most iconic heroes.

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