Universal Monsters Tarot Deck and Guidebook

They came for your fear. Now they're coming for your future.

The Universal Monsters Tarot Deck and Guidebook is the official licensed tarot set for the most iconic horror film universe ever created — the classic Universal Pictures monster films that defined the genre. All 78 cards feature stunning original artwork bringing Boris Karloff's Frankenstein, Bela Lugosi's Count Dracula, the Wolf Man, the Mummy, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, the Bride of Frankenstein, and the full roster of Universal's legendary monsters into the traditional tarot archetypes.

The artwork is bold, dramatic, and worthy of the source material — deep jewel tones of teal, gold, and green against black, rendered in a graphic illustration style that captures the cinematic horror grandeur of the original films. The Major Arcana has never felt more appropriately ominous.

The 128-page guidebook covers card meanings and spreads for readers of all experience levels, making this a fully functional deck for genuine readings — and an absolutely essential collector's piece for horror film devotees. Packaged in a deluxe collectible box, it's ready to gift as-is.

What's Included:

• 78-card full tarot deck with original Universal Monsters illustrations
• 128-page guidebook with card meanings and spreads
• Deluxe collectible gift box

Why This Deck:

• Official licensed Universal Monsters product — Frankenstein, Dracula, the Mummy, Wolf Man, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Bride of Frankenstein, and more
• Full 78-card deck — complete Major and Minor Arcana, fully functional for readings
• Bold original artwork in deep gothic jewel tones — collector-worthy and visually stunning
• 128-page guidebook included — accessible for beginners, satisfying for experienced readers
• Deluxe collectible box — the ultimate horror fan gift

Deck Details:

• 78 cards + 128-page guidebook | Official licensed product
• Publisher: Insight Editions | ISBN: 9781647229061

For Universal Monsters devotees, horror film collectors, gothic tarot readers, Halloween enthusiasts, and anyone who believes the Major Arcana was always meant to be terrifying.