Magic: The Gathering onthult Corn Maze Secret Lair Superdrop met Labyrinth, KPop Demon Hunters en Marvel Zombies

• The Superdrop bundles crossovers based on Jim Henson’s Labyrinth, KPop Demon Hunters and Marvel Zombies.
• Within Labyrinth, three drops are confirmed; Fear Me, Love Me casts Muxus, Goblin Grandee as Jareth, Goblin King.

What happened

Wizards of the Coast announced the Corn Maze Secret Lair Superdrop for Magic: The Gathering on September 30, 2026. The release is set up as a Halloween-themed bundle with multiple licensed collaborations under one umbrella name. In coverage, the name Corn Maze Superdrop is used as a reference to that seasonal format.

The Superdrop includes collections based on Jim Henson’s Labyrinth, KPop Demon Hunters and Marvel Zombies. According to the provided sources, this is the first time Labyrinth and KPop Demon Hunters are getting a Magic: The Gathering collection. That adds another round of outside franchises to the Secret Lair label, which is used for special themed releases.

Within the Labyrinth section, three collections are confirmed. One of them is called Secret Lair x Jim Henson’s Labyrinth Fear Me, Love Me and focuses on Goblin kindred cards. In that set, Muxus, Goblin Grandee is depicted as Jareth, Goblin King, with artwork featuring David Bowie. The same drop also includes Claim the Firstborn as The Kidnapping of Toby and Trinisphere with Bowie holding a bundle of orbs.

No full card lists have been shared yet for the other two Labyrinth collections, or for the exact contents of the KPop Demon Hunters and Marvel Zombies drops. The sources do confirm that those parts are included in the Superdrop, but not which cards they contain.

Background

Secret Lair is the label Wizards of the Coast uses for special Magic: The Gathering releases. The Corn Maze Superdrop fits that line and combines several pop-culture licenses in one release. The Superdrop format brings multiple separate drops together under one name, in this case with a clear autumn and Halloween theme.

The source explicitly says that Labyrinth and KPop Demon Hunters are receiving a Magic: The Gathering collection for the first time. That makes the announcement notable within the Secret Lair line, as Wizards of the Coast continues to connect new franchises to the card game. For Labyrinth, a concrete implementation is already confirmed: Fear Me, Love Me centers on Goblin kindred cards and uses Muxus, Goblin Grandee as the visual base for Jareth, Goblin King.

The reference to David Bowie is also spelled out in the source. Bowie is named as the face of Jareth in the Muxus variant and as part of the Trinisphere illustration, where he is holding a bundle of orbs. That gives the Labyrinth drop not just a franchise reference, but a direct visual link to one of the film’s most iconic figures.

The source also confirms that there are three Labyrinth collections in total, but only Fear Me, Love Me is described in detail. The other two Labyrinth collections have not yet been named, and no card details have been given. The same applies to the KPop Demon Hunters and Marvel Zombies sections: their presence is confirmed, but their exact contents have not yet been specified.

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Sources

• IGN: article on the Corn Maze Secret Lair Superdrop with Labyrinth, KPop Demon Hunters and Marvel Zombies.