According to the source, on September 29, 2026 Wizards of the Coast posted a cryptic advertisement for the Corn Maze Superdrop. The image showed a corn maze containing several visual clues: a magpie wearing a hat, a clock displaying thirteen hours, a hand holding crystal balls, and a pair of pumpkins with faces. The article notes that, if viewers looked past the imagery and examined the bottom text of the picture, they found a statement acknowledging that the Marvel, K‑Pop Demon Hunters, and The Jim Henson Company/Labyrinth Enterprises trademarks and copyrights were used with permission as part of the teaser.
The presence of those credits led the source to infer that the upcoming drop sets would likely involve those intellectual properties. The article recalls that in the third‑quarter earnings report of 2025, Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks confirmed that a K‑Pop Demon Hunters Secret Lair set would be released in 2026. Given the limited months remaining in 2026, the source suggests that this teaser is probably announcing the Secret Lair set that Cocks referenced.
Regarding the Labyrinth element, the source observes that Labyrinth has previously appeared as a game license, most recently as a board game, so its appearance on Magic: The Gathering cards as a one‑off release is not unexpected. However, it notes that it is surprising WotC chose to license Labyrinth from The Jim Henson Company without also pursuing The Dark Crystal license, another property that would fit a fantasy setting.
For the Marvel component, the source speculates on possible Halloween‑themed directions. Based on the pumpkins visible in the corn‑maze photos, a Hobgoblin‑themed drop set seems an obvious choice. Other possibilities mentioned include a Marvel Zombies set, or sets centered on Ghost Rider, Werewolf By Night, or the Midnight Sons, all of which have Halloween associations. The article adds that a new Ghost Rider film is slated for release in 2028, according to the source.
Overall, the teaser ties together clues from multiple franchises, pointing toward a series of upcoming Secret Lair products that blend K‑Pop, Marvel, and Labyrinth themes, with the K‑Pop Demon Hunters set already confirmed for 2026 by Hasbro’s leadership.