Cards Against Marvel – Over 900 Amusing Cards

Marvel has built one of the most recognizable superhero universes, with characters like Iron Man, Spider-Man, Captain America, Hulk, Black Panther, Ant-Man, and many more. Cards Against Marvel brings them together in one adult party game.

The deck includes 942 cards, with 298 black prompt cards and 644 white response cards. The content is fully Marvel-themed, covering heroes, villains, crossovers, Thanos, Black Widow, and plenty of absurd scenarios.

The game is made for ages 17+ and follows the same inappropriate humor style as Cards Against Humanity. It supports 4 to 20+ players, while smaller groups can use our rules for playing Cards Against Humanity with 2 or 3 players.

With more than 900 cards, Cards Against Marvel offers plenty of variety for Marvel fans, parties, and game nights.

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Gameplay

• Each round has a new Card Czar, while everyone else plays response cards.
• The Card Czar deals 7 white cards to each player and reads one black card out loud.
• Every other player chooses the white card they think creates the best response.
• The Card Czar picks their favorite combination, and that player earns one awesome point.

Winning

The player with the most awesome points when the game ends wins Cards Against Marvel. You can decide when to stop, or finish the game when you play a haiku.

Of course, the real win is everything that happens before that: ridiculous Marvel combinations, inappropriate jokes, and plenty of laughs.

Card Examples

There’s no better way to show how fun, chaotic, and dirty Cards Against Marvel can get than by sharing a few of the cards:

Black cards: 

• The plan of attack for defeating Thanos involves _______________.
• Marvel’s latest crossover: “Deadpool vs ____________.”
• Thor decided ____________ would help The Avengers.
• This Chrismas, thousands of Marvel fans around the world will be ___________.
• Jarvis, locate _______________. I need it right away.
• The only way to get what you want in the Marvel Universe is through _____________. 

White cards:

• A female Muslim superhero with links to ISIS;
• Social distancing;
• Smoking some kush and visiting the spirit plane;
• A black eye from being dick slapped by Magneto;
• Vouching for the Hulk’s penis;
• Slipping a $100 note up Mary Jane’s skirt for a private dance.

Use our printing guide to print, cut, and prepare your Cards Against Marvel deck properly.