The four deck titles and their inspirations are: Revival Trance (Final Fantasy VI) a white/black/red deck themed around reanimation and the world of ruin
By 1949, Topps Chewing Gum was including cards of athletes, cinema stars, and big game hunters in their products
While its rare to get excited about counterspells in Limited, its more important in the Dimir deck to protect encoded creatures and assets
Deathrite, Stoneforge, Snapcaster, Swiftspear, Baleful Strix, the cascade dorks and perhaps a couple more cards are all just so good and at the top of the pile so as to obscure trends further down
-3: Create a green Treefolk creature token with reach and "This creature's power and toughness are each equal to the number of lands you control." -8: Return all permanent cards from your graveyard to your hand
His minus tucks any nonland permanent into its owners library