Deadpool’s New Magic Cards Bring Humor to Secret Lair

Deadpool is making a comeback in Magic: The Gathering’s Secret Lair with a new drop titled “I Fixed it (You’re Welcome).” This time, he’s taken it upon himself to creatively vandalize a selection of cards, enhancing them in his own unique style. The reveal came from content creator Talia Vess, who shared an Instagram post featuring a video showcasing the six-card drop, which includes some solid staples—though the non-Deadpool versions are quite affordable. In the video, Vess unboxes a “Pool Party Edition,” where the foil treatment sparkles like confetti across the cards.

Unlike the previous Deadpool Secret Lair drop from 2025, which featured cards that looked mostly standard, this new set showcases cards that Deadpool has altered, turning them into something entirely different. The transformation of Sol Ring, now adorned with a massive ring of fire, is a sight to behold. He also creatively repurposed Swiftfoot Boots into Lightning Greaves using masking tape and a marker, while Costly Plunder has been reimagined as Deadly Dispute.

Here’s the complete list:

If you strip away the Deadpool artwork, you’re left with a collection of $1 staples, making this drop more about collector appeal than competitive value. None of these cards are bad; in fact, they’re all efficient and popular staples frequently used in Commander. However, if you’re focused solely on functionality, you can grab non-Deadpool versions of all six cards for around $10 total. This drop is all about the novelty and presentation rather than the power or price of the cards.

For those already using Deadpool as a Commander, this drop is a must-have, offering more draw, damage, and chaos. For everyone else, it serves as a reminder that Secret Lair is often about the novelty factor. The previous drop leaned heavily into direct damage and removal, typical of black-red decks. While those cards, aside from Deadpool himself, weren’t particularly flashy, the overall vibe of both sets is unmatched.

Magic’s visual identity has been playfully altered for some meta Deadpool humor, with certain elements so small that veteran players might need a magnifying glass to read them. This could be seen as an even better representation of the character than earlier Deadpool prints, as he’s now taking the reins in redesigning the cards himself.

As of now, there’s no confirmed release date or price point for this Secret Lair drop.