The Uncanny X-Men Trading Cards Book Is Worthwhile Beyond Nostalgia

I think I’m addicted to Marvel Snap, and that’s alright. The game is fun, easy to pick up, has some sweet small touches with the card animations, and lets me flex my comics knowledge to friends who aren’t as deep as I am — but I almost didn’t give this game a chance. I’m not normally into mobile gaming and like to avoid anything that’s easy to spend money on — yet I still got married — but the inspiration came from an odd place this time. After receiving a copy of The Uncanny X-Men Trading Cards: The Complete Series and flipping through it, a rush of nostalgia hit me. Suddenly I was a kid all over again, thumbing through binders of my favorite heroes and villains and reading all about them. I needed more to have that rush continue — so Marvel Snap was my best bet – but the book is what re-ignited that fire for sure.

Continue reading this article…

About Stephen Wilds

Writing in the dirty South, this recovering internet addict wakes up every morning wrestling with nightmares of Silent Hill, Battletoads, and where to put that third comma. @StephenWilds
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.

4 Responses to The Uncanny X-Men Trading Cards Book Is Worthwhile Beyond Nostalgia

  1. Adelyn Ivy says:

    I Think Sadie Sink as Jean Gray & Gabriel LaBell as Cyclops/Scott Summers In MCU

    Like

  2. Adelyn Ivy says:

    I Think Josephine Langford as Jean Gray & Jacob Elordi as Cyclops/Scott Summers In MCU

    Like

  3. Adelyn Ivy says:

    I Think Daisy Edgar-Jones would be good choice as Rogue In MCU

    Like

Leave a comment