The best Blue commanders from Marvel Super Heroes.

Shuri discounts artifact spells and can temporarily turn one artifact into a nonlegendary copy of another. Cheap artifacts create explosive starts, while the copy ability turns expendable pieces into the strongest engine or combo piece already on your battlefield.

Shuri's two-mana cost and artifact discount give mono-blue its fastest setup, while the copy ability supplies a genuine combo ceiling.

Reed draws whenever one or more tokens enter under your control. Clues, Treasures, Thopters, and copied permanents all replace themselves, and separate token-making events can trigger him repeatedly in the same turn.

Reed is the cleaner value choice: blue already makes Clues, Thopters, and artifact copies, and each separate batch can replace itself.

Reed removes the maximum hand-size limit and turns one additional draw on every turn into a burst of four. Instant-speed draw and clues can produce an extraordinary volume of cards around the table.

Turning the first extra draw on every turn into four cards gives Reed one of the set's most powerful sustained engines.

Namor's power scales with your Merfolk, and blue-heavy noncreature spells create more of them. Counterspells and cantrips therefore protect the plan while actively expanding the board.

Namor makes blue's normal noncreature interaction build an army, and his own power scales with every resulting Merfolk.

Iron Man makes the first carefully chosen artifact spell each turn count twice. Flash artifacts and cost reduction expand the engine beyond your own main phase.

Copying a premium artifact spell each turn creates an enormous resource advantage without asking Iron Man to attack.

Loki triggers when a player or permanent becomes the target of an ability you control; the target does not need to be Loki. Reusable activated and triggered abilities can draw once on each turn around the table.

Loki can draw on each turn from reusable targeted abilities, making him far less dependent on combat than many Marvel legends.

Valeria reduces the cost of noncreature spells and replaces the first one cast each turn. Flash artifacts and instants extend both advantages around the table.

Cost reduction plus once-per-turn draw makes Valeria a clean home for flash-heavy blue decks.

Echo copies a target activated or triggered ability you control from a creature source and may choose new targets; mana abilities cannot be copied this way. Untap effects let her copy more than one eligible ability in a turn.

Echo rewards a patient interactive plan and adapts well to the best effects available in each game.

Whenever you cast a spell that targets a creature you control, Kamala draws a card and makes her base power equal to your hand size for the turn. Multi-target spells still produce one trigger per spell, not one per target.

Kamala combines a targeted-ability draw engine with a hand-size combat payoff.

Once during each of your turns, Vision lets you cast a qualifying spell from your hand without paying its mana cost. Expensive noncreature spells and Robots maximize the saved mana while normal card draw keeps the hand stocked.

Blue card draw keeps Vision supplied with expensive noncreature and Robot spells to cast free from hand.

Scarlet Witch banks two face-down cards whenever she connects and can cast a Hero or noncreature spell from that growing pool for free. Haste, double strike, extra combats, and extra turns let one successful attack create the resources for the next.

Blue fixes the top of the library and protects the attack; red supplies haste, double strike, and the extra combats that make Scarlet Witch exceptional.

Iron Man gets larger for every other artifact you control and draws on attack if an artifact entered under your control that turn. Treasure, Clue, and Thopter production makes the trigger reliable without asking you to overcommit actual cards.

Blue artifact velocity keeps Iron Man drawing, while red Treasure production and extra combats expand both his power and trigger count.

Jane temporarily exiles a nontoken artifact or creature whenever she attacks, resetting your own enter-the-battlefield effects or tapping down an opponent's blocker. Every Equipment entering also draws a card, giving Azorius a clean value engine outside combat.

Jane turns Azorius Equipment into card draw and uses her attack trigger as flexible removal or a repeatable blink for your best permanent.

Namor creates a Merfolk whenever you cast a noncreature spell. When he attacks a player with more life, the rest of that attacking team gets +2/+0, so ordinary cantrips and interaction steadily assemble the deck's closing combat step.

Namor makes blue-white interaction advance the board, solving the usual tension between holding up spells and building an army.

Scientist Supreme copies one artifact ability during your turn without spending mana. That can double card draw, token production, sacrifice payoffs, or a carefully selected combo ability while Dimir supplies tutors, recursion, and stack protection.

Blue supplies the artifact abilities and black supplies tutors and recursion, making this one of the set's most natural combo identities.

Taskmaster becomes a copy of a creature on the battlefield or a creature card in a graveyard until your next turn. He scales with the table, sidesteps the need to stock only your own graveyard, and keeps his name and useful Villain typing.

Dimir can stock graveyards and protect Taskmaster until he becomes the most useful creature available each turn.

The first artifact entering under your control each turn draws a card, and your second draw turns the commander into a 6/6 with trample. Flash artifacts and token makers can repeat the value around the table.

Blue artifacts and green token production can trigger the draw on every turn, keeping the commander large without sacrificing card flow.

Ant-Man gains a counter whenever you draw a card, then converts any number of those counters into 1/1 Insects. Simic draw engines create a large threat quickly, while untap effects let the deck turn counters into tokens without waiting a full cycle.

Simic's draw volume grows Ant-Man at startling speed, while green untap effects turn that size into Insects before removal can erase it.