Magic: The Gathering

Stegron the Dinosaur Man

Marvel Super Heroes Commander 810 • common

Set: Marvel Super Heroes Commander
Collector number: 810
Rarity: Common
Mana cost: 4 generic mana red mana
Type: Creature
Colors: Red
Artist: John Tyler Christopher
Market price: $0.27

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Why it matters

Stegron the Dinosaur Man first appeared in Marvel Comics in 1974 as a tragic antagonist obsessed with resurrecting prehistoric life. As a common creature card in the Marvel Super Heroes Commander set, this piece features distinct artwork by John Tyler Christopher, capturing the character's unique blend of reptilian menace and scientific ambition.

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What it does

Menace (This creature can't be blocked except by two or more creatures.)

Dinosaur Formula — 1 generic mana red mana, Discard this card: Until end of turn, target creature you control gets +3/+1 and becomes a Dinosaur in addition to its other types.

"It isss my intention to return the dinosaur to hisss rightful place as master of thisss earth."

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Provenance

Where it came from

Stegron the Dinosaur Man debuted as a common creature card in the Marvel Super Heroes Commander set, drawing from his long-standing history as a niche antagonist in Marvel Comics. Originally created by Len Wein and John Buscema in 1974, the character is a scientist who transforms himself into a Stegosaurus-hybrid, serving as a quintessential example of the creative excesses found in 1970s superhero storytelling. His inclusion in this card set reflects a broader design initiative to incorporate legacy characters into modern gameplay formats.

The artwork for this specific card was rendered by John Tyler Christopher, an illustrator renowned for his distinctively clean, modern aesthetic and his extensive work on Marvel trading card variants. Christopher’s approach for this piece focuses on a sharp, clear depiction of the character, aiming to modernize the visual silhouette of Stegron while maintaining the recognizable traits of his classic comic design. The card was well-received by collectors who appreciate Christopher's consistent style and his ability to elevate common-tier cards through high-quality character portraiture.

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