Universal Monsters Tarot Deck and Guidebook
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Let Count Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, and other creepy creatures guide your tarot practice with this hair-raising tarot deck and guidebook inspired by the iconic Universal Pictures Monsters!
Bring the spooky spirit of classic movie monsters to your tarot readings with this cinematic spin on the traditional tarot deck!
Featuring stunning original artwork inspired by classic tarot iconography, this 78-card deck depicts spine-chilling characters, imagery, and themes from the legendary Universal Pictures monster films, from Boris Karloff’s Frankenstein and Bela Lugosi’s Count Dracula to the Wolf Man, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, and more!
Comprising both major and minor arcana, the deck also comes with a helpful guidebook explaining the meaning of each card as well as a few simple spreads for easy readings. Packaged in a deluxe collectible box, it’s a gift that will wow horror film fans and tarot enthusiasts alike!
78 BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED CARDS: Each of the 78 tarot cards is a work of art featuring original, detailed images of iconic characters and scenes from films such as Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy, The Invisible Man, and more!
OFFICIAL UNIVERSAL MONSTERS DECK: This is the only official Universal Monsters deck and guide.
HELPFUL GUIDEBOOK: The included guidebook explains the meanings of each card as well as a few simple spreads for easy readings.
CELEBRATE THE CLASSICS: Celebrate the classic legacy of films like Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Wolf Man, and more!
SPOOKY GIFT: This delightfully ghoulish tarot deck and guidebook are packaged in a deluxe gift box, perfect for the horror fanatic in your life.
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