The Summer Magic cards are notable for their 1994 copyright stamp, which confirms the cards were part of a planned Summer 1994 reprint of the Revised set, which had countless printing issues in its run
A skeleton is just a zombie with all the flesh torn off, right
If you can sing This Growing Pressure with Bullseye Loyal Horse on turn three after playing Jessie Lively Cowgirl, youll be getting a lot of value
Fake cards are everywhere, especially for expensive vintage stuff
This could be huge for helping Red Prison to stay relevant after the banning of Simian Spirit Guide, reducing the land count in Prowess decks, or even fixing your mana under a Blood Moon
Its hard to believe that at this time last year, planeswalking MTG players were prepping for the invasion of Elesh Norn and the Phyrexians