A Comprehensive List of Marvel Champions Expansions: Some Assembly Required

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What are all the Marvel Champions expansions, and which of them can you still buy? Fantasy Flight has released one core set, 10 campaign boxes, 8 scenario packs and 46 hero packs for Marvel Champions: The Card Game. This page is the complete index of all of them — every product, with the aspect it carries, the month it was released and, in the last column, whether you can actually buy it today.

Updated 13 October 2026. We re-read Fantasy Flight’s US distributor catalogue and checked every purchase link on this page the day this update went out. The catalogue holds 26 of the 65 products — 14 in stock, 12 sold out. Everything else is a resale-market decision. The useful question for a 2026 buyer is not “what do I buy next” but “which specific old thing do I actually care about?” Answer that once, buy it if the price is sane, and let the rest go. This is a cooperative game with no competitive metagame; a complete collection has never been the point.

Looking for advice on what to buy and in what order rather than the full catalogue? That is our complete Marvel Champions buyer’s guide. For the short version of what is still manufactured, see which Marvel Champions products are still in print.

The Short Version

  • Three product types. Hero packs add one playable hero and a ready-to-play deck; scenario packs add one to three standalone villains; campaign boxes add two heroes plus five or more linked scenarios.
  • One core set is a complete game for up to four players, and every expansion requires it.
  • Most of the back catalogue is gone. Of the 32 hero packs in Waves 1–7, only three are still in the distributor catalogue — Ms. Marvel, Venom and Angel. Everything from Wave 8 onward is current and carries no clock.
  • Start with a campaign box, not a hero pack. It expands both sides of the game at once. Of the four still in print, buy Age of Apocalypse first, for its Standard III encounter set, then Fear No Evil, the most replayable box ever released. Civil War is the only one in stock at the distributor today.

What’s Out of Print (and What’s Still on Shelves)

Marvel Champions’ back catalogue has largely gone out of print, and the scale of it is easy to underestimate until you look at the whole line at once. Fantasy Flight’s own product pages mark six of the ten campaign boxes as out of print: The Rise of Red Skull, The Galaxy’s Most Wanted, The Mad Titan’s Shadow, Sinister Motives, Mutant Genesis and NeXt Evolution. Still in print: Age of Apocalypse, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Civil War and Fear No Evil.

The hero packs took the harder hit. Of the 32 packs released across Waves 1 through 7, three are still in the distributor catalogue — Ms. Marvel, Venom and Angel. Ant-Man and Cyclops dropped out during September 2026. Everything else from the game’s first five years is resale-market only. Waves 8 and 9, the Civil War wave and the Fear No Evil wave are all still in print. The scenario packs split down the middle: The Green Goblin, The Wrecking Crew, The Hood and MojoMania are out of print, while Trickster Takeover, Synthezoid Smackdown and Shadowland are current. The Once and Future Kang is the odd one — it has now been absent from the distributor catalogue on three consecutive checks with no publisher retirement notice, which proves it left distribution rather than that Fantasy Flight has retired it.

Here is where most write-ups about this get it wrong. The out-of-print news reads as a reason to panic-buy, and it isn’t. Marvel Champions is cooperative and casual, with no competitive metagame demanding a complete card pool. A core set, one campaign box, and two or three heroes you actually like is a full game that stays interesting for years. Completionism is the thing that turns a $20 hero pack into a $300 one — not scarcity by itself.

So the honest advice is narrow, not urgent: pick the one or two out-of-print things you specifically want, and buy those if the resale price is sane. Let the rest go. For anything from Wave 8 onward there is no clock running at all.

“If the Resale Price Is Sane” — Here Is the Yardstick

Advice like “buy it if the price is sane” is useless without a number to compare against, and almost no page carrying that advice gives you one. So here is the list price Fantasy Flight’s own products carry at the US distributor, re-read on 13 October 2026. This is a publisher list price — not a retailer price and not a resale price — and it is what an out-of-print box cost when you could still walk into a shop and buy it.

Product typePublisher list price (13 October 2026)
Core Set (MC01EN)$69.99
Campaign box$47.99
Scenario pack$23.99–$26.99
Hero pack$18.99

Two things follow. First, the sticker has moved: hero packs were $16.99 and campaign boxes $44.99 not long ago, so a remembered price from a couple of years back is not a fair yardstick either. Second, and more usefully, it gives you a real rule of thumb for the secondary market. A retired hero pack at $30 is a normal collector premium. The same pack at $80 is somebody betting that you have to complete a set, and you do not. Where a listing on this page is running at several times list, we say so in the status column instead of sending you to it.

A note on how fast this end of the catalogue moves, because it is the single most useful thing on this page. In early September 2026, NeXt Evolution (MC40EN) and the Cyclops hero pack (MC33EN) were both flagged out of print by Fantasy Flight and yet both were still sitting in the distributor’s catalogue at full list price — a window rather than a shelf. Four weeks later the Cyclops window had closed: gone from the catalogue, and no buy box left on Amazon. NeXt Evolution is still buyable new at its $47.99 list price as we write this. If a retired product is on your list and you can still see a list price next to it, that is the signal to act — four weeks is apparently long enough to miss it.

You Have to Start With the Core Set

Every expansion in every table below requires the core set, and the core set on its own is a complete game for one to four players. It brings five playable heroes (Iron Man, Black Panther, Spider-Man, Captain Marvel and She-Hulk), three villains (Rhino, Klaw and Ultron), five modular encounter sets for tuning difficulty, and the standard and expert cards every villain deck needs. Each hero’s deck is customizable, so you can mix hero cards with cards from any aspect to build a 40–50 card deck. Publisher spec: 1–4 players, about 60 minutes, ages 14+, over 350 cards.

Status on 13 October 2026: in print, sold out at the US distributor, and buyable on Amazon. Full detail in our review of the core set.

Marvel Champions Campaign Boxes (All 10)

Campaign boxes are the biggest expansions and the best value per dollar. Each adds two new playable heroes, five brand-new scenarios and a handful of modular encounter sets, plus a campaign that links the scenarios together. If you have just started playing, buy one of these before you buy any hero pack — a campaign box expands both the hero side and the villain side at once, where a hero pack only adds one deck.

Campaign boxReleasedHeroes includedStatus (13 October 2026)Where to buy
The Rise of Red SkullSeptember 2020Hawkeye – Leadership · Spider-Woman – Aggression and JusticeOut of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
The Galaxy’s Most WantedApril 2021Rocket Raccoon – Aggression · Groot – ProtectionOut of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
The Mad Titan’s ShadowOctober 2021Spectrum – Leadership · Adam Warlock – all aspectsOut of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Sinister MotivesApril 2022Spider-Man (Miles Morales) – Justice · Ghost-Spider – ProtectionOut of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Mutant GenesisSeptember 2022Colossus – Protection · Shadowcat – AggressionOut of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
NeXt Evolution (MC40EN)August 2023Cable – Leadership · Domino – JusticeOut of print (publisher-flagged) — but still catalogued and buyable new at list priceBuy on Amazon · eBay
Age of Apocalypse (MC45EN)March 2024Bishop – Leadership · Magik – AggressionIn print · sold out at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (MC50EN)February 2025Nick Fury – Justice · Maria Hill – LeadershipIn print · sold out at the US distributor · no Amazon buy box on 13 October 2026Search Amazon
Civil War (MC56EN)September 2025Tigra · Hulkling · no villain — you face hero factions, plus an optional competitive modeIn print · in stock at the US distributor — the only campaign box in stock thereBuy on Amazon
Fear No Evil (MC60EN)2026Daredevil · Echo · Kingpin and five lieutenants across six scenariosIn print · sold out at the US distributorBuy on Amazon

Marvel Champions Hero Packs (All 46)

A hero pack contains one playable hero with a two-sided identity card, a ready-to-play 40-card deck, a hero obligation card for the villain deck and a unique nemesis set. Fifteen cards are unique to that hero; the rest can go into any deck of the same aspect. You never need a hero pack to play — each one is a complete deck out of the box, so you can buy a favourite hero and start, or collect them to widen your card pool. Both are legitimate ways to own this game.

This is the full index, in release order. Aspect is the aspect the pack was released carrying. Fantasy Flight does not publish an aspect for Elektra or Iron Fist, so we do not assert one. Status is the US distributor catalogue plus a live check of every purchase link on 13 October 2026.

Hero packWaveAspectReleasedStatus (13 October 2026)Where to buy
Captain America1LeadershipDecember 2019Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Ms. Marvel (MC05EN)1ProtectionDecember 2019In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Thor1AggressionMarch 2020Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Black Widow1JusticeJune 2020Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Doctor Strange1ProtectionJuly 2020Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — currently listed at roughly 7× the $18.99 list price · check eBay
Hulk1AggressionAugust 2020Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Ant-Man (MC12EN)2LeadershipNovember 2020Left the distributor catalogue · no publisher out-of-print flag (left September 2026)Resale only — check eBay
Wasp2AggressionJanuary 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Quicksilver2ProtectionFebruary 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Scarlet Witch2JusticeMarch 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Star-Lord3LeadershipMay 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Gamora3AggressionMay 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Drax3ProtectionJune 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Venom (MC20EN)3JusticeJuly 2021In print · sold out at the US distributor — buy box returned on AmazonBuy on Amazon
Nebula4JusticeSeptember 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
War Machine4LeadershipNovember 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Valkyrie4AggressionJanuary 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Vision4ProtectionJanuary 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Nova5AggressionMay 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Ironheart5LeadershipMay 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Spider-Ham5JusticeJuly 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — currently listed at roughly 13× the $18.99 list price · check eBay
SP//dr5ProtectionJuly 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Cyclops (MC33EN)6LeadershipSeptember 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged) · left the catalogue September 2026Resale only — check eBay
Phoenix6JusticeSeptember 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Wolverine6AggressionNovember 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — currently listed at roughly 17× the $18.99 list price · check eBay
Storm6LeadershipNovember 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Gambit6JusticeFebruary 2023Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Rogue6ProtectionFebruary 2023Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Psylocke7JusticeSeptember 2023Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Angel (MC42EN)7ProtectionSeptember 2023In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
X-237AggressionNovember 2023Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Deadpool7‘PoolNovember 2023Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Iceman (MC46EN)8AggressionMay 2024In print · sold out at the US distributor · no Amazon buy box on 13 October 2026Resale only — check eBay
Jubilee (MC47EN)8JusticeJuly 2024In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Nightcrawler (MC48EN)8ProtectionSeptember 2024In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Magneto (MC49EN)8LeadershipNovember 2024In print · sold out at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Black Panther (Shuri) (MC51EN)9JusticeMarch 2025In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Silk (MC52EN)9ProtectionMarch 2025In print · sold out at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Falcon (MC53EN)9LeadershipJune 2025In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Winter Soldier (MC54EN)9AggressionJune 2025In print · sold out at the US distributor — went out between 9 and 13 October 2026Buy on Amazon
Wonder Man (MC58EN)Civil WarJustice, with a mix of other aspects2025In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Hercules (MC59EN)Civil WarLeadership2025In print · in stock at the US distributor · no verified Amazon listingSearch Amazon
Jessica Jones (MC61EN)Fear No EvilJustice2026In print · sold out at the US distributor — went out between 9 and 13 October 2026Buy on Amazon
Luke Cage (MC62EN)Fear No EvilLeadership2026In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Elektra (MC63EN)Fear No Evil (per the publisher’s own hub)Not published by Fantasy Flight28 July 2026In print · in stock at the US distributorSearch Amazon
Iron Fist (MC64EN)No wave label publishedNot published by Fantasy Flight28 July 2026In print · in stock at the US distributorSearch Amazon

One thing the table is worth reading sideways for: Aggression is the hardest aspect to buy in print right now. Only two in-print packs carry it — Iceman and Winter Soldier — and on 13 October 2026 both are sold out at the distributor, with Iceman carrying no Amazon buy box either. That leaves Winter Soldier on Amazon as the only way to buy an in-print Aggression hero pack today. If you are building toward a particular aspect, our guide to the four Marvel Champions aspects explains what each one actually does at the table.

Marvel Champions Scenario Packs (All 8)

Scenario packs add one to three standalone villains with their own encounter sets. These boxes are where the designers try things — an alter-ego form for the villain in The Green Goblin, a mini-campaign stitched together by thematic modular sets in MojoMania. The newest, Shadowland, drops three linked scenarios into a corrupted Hell’s Kitchen against the Hand and a squad called the Dark Protégés; each plays standalone or as a three-part mini-campaign.

Scenario packReleasedStatus (13 October 2026)Where to buy
The Green GoblinDecember 2019Out of print (publisher-flagged) — but buyable near list priceBuy on Amazon (ships in 2–3 weeks)
The Wrecking CrewFebruary 2020Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
The Once and Future Kang (MC11EN)October 2020Left the distributor catalogue · no publisher out-of-print flag — absent on three consecutive checks (2 September, 4 September, 13 October 2026)Resale only — check eBay
The HoodNovember 2021Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — currently listed at roughly 5× the $26.99 the $18.99 list price · check eBay
MojoManiaNovember 2022Out of print (publisher-flagged)Resale only — check eBay
Trickster Takeover (MC55EN)2025In print · sold out at the US distributor · no Amazon buy box on 13 October 2026Search Amazon
Synthezoid Smackdown (MC57EN)2025In print · in stock at the US distributorBuy on Amazon
Shadowland (MC65EN)28 July 2026In print · in stock at the US distributor · no verified Amazon listingSearch Amazon

Accessories Worth Having

Marvel Champions generates more table clutter than most card games, and a handful of accessories genuinely help: card sleeves (any standard 63.5 × 88 mm sleeve fits, so brand matters less than people think), a playmat to define the play area, an insert or storage box once you own more than a couple of boxes, acrylic or metal tokens in place of the cardboard ones, deck boxes for pre-built hero decks, and card dividers, which are made in small runs by individual makers and so come and go from the secondary market.

We cover each of those categories properly on their own pages rather than repeating them here: our guide to the best board game accessories is the overview, with card sleeves, token upgrades and Marvel Champions storage each handled in depth. For variety once you have played the same villains a few too many times, there are free fan-built scenario randomizers.

The Bottom Line

If you take one thing from this index, make it this: the size of it is not an instruction. Seven years of releases look like a backlog to clear, and Fantasy Flight quietly retiring most of the early catalogue makes that feel urgent. It isn’t. A core set, one in-print campaign box, and a couple of heroes whose decks you enjoy is a complete game that stays interesting for years. Buy the specific old thing you actually want before it gets worse on the resale market, ignore the rest, and let the in-print shelf wait for you — it is not going anywhere this month.

Which of these can you still buy? We keep a publisher-verified, date-stamped list of what is still manufactured in Marvel Champions, along with the buy order that works now that the usual “start with Red Skull” advice points at boxes nobody sells.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Marvel Champions expansions are there in 2026?

Fantasy Flight has released one core set, 10 campaign boxes, 8 scenario packs and 46 hero packs for Marvel Champions — 65 products in total. The newest are the Shadowland scenario pack and the Elektra and Iron Fist hero packs, released 28 July 2026. Only 26 of the 65 remain in US distribution, 14 of them in stock on 13 October 2026.

Which Marvel Champions expansions are out of print?

Six Marvel Champions campaign boxes are out of print: The Rise of Red Skull, The Galaxy’s Most Wanted, The Mad Titan’s Shadow, Sinister Motives, Mutant Genesis and NeXt Evolution. Four scenario packs are gone too: The Green Goblin, The Wrecking Crew, The Hood and MojoMania. Of the 32 hero packs in Waves 1–7, only Ms. Marvel, Venom and Angel remain. Checked 13 October 2026.

What is the newest Marvel Champions expansion?

The newest Marvel Champions products are the Shadowland scenario pack and the Elektra (MC63EN) and Iron Fist (MC64EN) hero packs, all added on 28 July 2026. Shadowland puts three linked scenarios in a corrupted Hell’s Kitchen against the Hand and the Dark Protégés and lists at $26.99; the two hero packs are 60-card packs at $18.99 each. The most recent campaign box remains Fear No Evil.

What is the difference between hero packs, scenario packs, and campaign boxes?

Marvel Champions has three expansion types. A hero pack adds one playable hero with a ready-to-play 40-card deck plus extra aspect cards. A scenario pack adds one to three standalone villains and their encounter sets. A campaign box is the largest, adding two heroes, five or more scenarios, modular encounter sets, and a linked campaign tying them together. All three require the core set.

Which Marvel Champions expansion should I buy first?

Buy a campaign box before a hero pack. A campaign box adds two heroes plus five or more scenarios, so it expands both sides of the game at once, while a hero pack adds one deck. Of the four still in print, Civil War was the only one in stock at the US distributor on 13 October 2026; Age of Apocalypse and Fear No Evil were buyable on Amazon. Buy Age of Apocalypse first, for its Standard III encounter set, then Fear No Evil, the most replayable box ever released.


Not sure which heroes to add to your collection next? See our ranked guide to the best Marvel Champions hero packs to buy.

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