While temporary removal seems like a pretty big drawback when compared to board wipes that destroy or exile cards, there are a few pretty handy upsides to bouncing permanents back to your opponents hand instead of destroying them
Well, if you're playing humans in any format where it's legal, it's a good option
I found the entire process to be quite pleasant and appreciated both his professionalism and knowledge of comics
Its not quite as good in the Naya Sagas decks of Assassins Creed, but its still pretty great
Work-in-progress cards are actually stickers put on old cards so they can still be played in normal decks
The one copy of Crippling Fear is to help against go-wide aggro decks like Mono-White and Goblins, which can get off to some really explosive starts and be too fast to control with targeted removal, especially if they are on the play