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Secret Lair’s next sale has a name and two newly confirmed crossover properties. A September 29 teaser identifies the October 12 event as the Corn Maze Superdrop, while the accompanying copyright notice names Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters and Jim Henson’s Labyrinth alongside Marvel.
KPop Demon Hunters had been hinted at previously, but the legal line turns that suggestion into an explicit product confirmation. Labyrinth is the more surprising addition: the teaser is the first clear indication that the 1986 fantasy film will receive Secret Lair treatment. The announcement broadens the sale beyond the superhero material already associated with the campaign and suggests that the maze theme may link visually different licensed drops rather than describe a single franchise.
The confirmation is still deliberately narrow. Wizards has not shown the card selections, revealed how many drops each property receives or published regional prices. It is also unclear whether the licensed products will be sold individually, in bundles or with limited bonus items. Players should not infer particular characters or mechanically unique cards from teaser imagery alone.
The sale date is the practical detail to retain: October 12. Secret Lair stock and regional availability can change quickly, but the current teaser is an advance announcement rather than a live inventory claim. More complete product pages should supply card lists, foil options, prices and fulfillment windows before orders open.
For now, the meaningful development is the collaboration roster itself. KPop Demon Hunters moves from implication to confirmation, Labyrinth enters Magic’s growing licensed lineup for the first time, and both are attached to a named Superdrop with a firm launch date.
KPop Demon Hunters had been hinted at previously, but the legal line turns that suggestion into an explicit product confirmation. Labyrinth is the more surprising addition: the teaser is the first clear indication that the 1986 fantasy film will receive Secret Lair treatment. The announcement broadens the sale beyond the superhero material already associated with the campaign and suggests that the maze theme may link visually different licensed drops rather than describe a single franchise.
The confirmation is still deliberately narrow. Wizards has not shown the card selections, revealed how many drops each property receives or published regional prices. It is also unclear whether the licensed products will be sold individually, in bundles or with limited bonus items. Players should not infer particular characters or mechanically unique cards from teaser imagery alone.
The sale date is the practical detail to retain: October 12. Secret Lair stock and regional availability can change quickly, but the current teaser is an advance announcement rather than a live inventory claim. More complete product pages should supply card lists, foil options, prices and fulfillment windows before orders open.
For now, the meaningful development is the collaboration roster itself. KPop Demon Hunters moves from implication to confirmation, Labyrinth enters Magic’s growing licensed lineup for the first time, and both are attached to a named Superdrop with a firm launch date.
Original source: MTG Secret Lair Confirms KPop Demon Hunters and Labyrinth Collabs ↗MTG Rocks