While this card is best when unleashed, it still has some merit restrained. The X-Jet, Team-Building Exercise, in addition to her own power counters, can help with cost, and because it's not classified as an "Attack", it can still damage the villain if a minion with the "Guard" keyword is out or if you are stunned.

Just a new review, because now (2027) this card isn't usable. I know, most people know this, but for newer players to not get thrown off by older reviews. Even if you only own the core set, don't use this card except for a few niche moments/decks that need an attack event to boost or something but even then, there are usually better alternatives. Heck, Uppercut is better.

Recently played my first game with Ghost-Spider and this card and it was by far my favorite card to see in a hand. Two player, from the get-go I was able to defend knowing it would trigger unflappable and a web-bracelet and then hopefully do a Desperate Defense or even another basic defend with Defiance for the next player.

This is one of those cards that is deceptively good. I thought it was just ok up until recently, but then discovered just how great it can be - especially in multiplayer games.

This is really easy to thwart down with high-attack heroes; and you can leave it sitting out as a panic button for if the main scheme gets out of hand. Being able to suddenly clear 15 threat off the main scheme - as I did in a couple of three-player games - is just incredibly helpful. IMHO, a card that has a much better design than is first apparent.

Actually, this is probably the best double alter-ego Team-Up card for the moment and the only one that worths the cost.

It costs 3ER but:

• Having Peter Parker on Alter-ego means he can generate an extra for two turns and have 1 extra handsize for a turn.

• Having Cindy Moon on Alter-ego means she can draw 2 extra cards for two turns and have 1 extra handsize for a turn.

(Of course, we are expecting a scenario in which the villain isnt having protection against confusion.)