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Well, I think the problem - if problem is the word we are looking for - was that Mario was looking at it _purely_ from the point of view of the majickal symbology of the comic, rather than anything about the comic-as-comic - the plot, the art, the narrative, like that - so it was thought appropriate to put it in Temple, where people with majickal knowledge, like myself, would be more likely to encounter and talk about it. Ultimately, I think the problem is that nnobody gives a rubbery ballbag about Arcana - Mario seemed to be the only person who was reading it, much less wanting to list all the majickal symbolism within it.
So, Marvel Tarot.
Hmmm...
Looking at the lesson of this thread, it might be best to put it in Comics, and explain what each tarot card means, before relating that to its treatment in "The Marvel Tarot". I'm not sure how many people are reading it, though... whereas if it was about using the Marvel characters in majickal workings using the Tarot (Marvel or otherwise), it would fit better here, I suppose - like the difference between discussing the art and concept of the Vertigo Tarot1, and discussing using the Vertigo Tarot for majick.
1. Which I own, by the way - and I use it for majick while wearing a pair of Spider Jerusalem glasses I got on eBay, and an ankh, like Death, which I _also_ got on eBay. |
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