Icarus

Flying too close to the (yellow) sun can melt your wings, young Icarus! But we don't care, one way or another, we're getting the job done.

This is my Angel deck featured in my first video with the hero. It is fairly straightforward, you want to really focus on Angel's cards as well as getting value from The Power of Flight with the Aerial allies.

Of course, One Way or Another is my favorite cards in the game, so dig out those side schemes to draw more cards! Angel makes Agile Flight a really solid thwarting card, letting you draw in Angel form, or deal an additional 3 damage as Archangel, but dropping a large chunk of thwart for that 0 THW and acceleration icon he has.

Since you should be changing forms quite a bit with Metamorphosis, I really like Ready to Rumble. It can help get some value when you maybe defended that last phase using Aerial Agility, or thwarting as Angel, but then flip to Archangel. You can ready and attack, or vice versa, if you drop down to Angel, utilize his thwarting.

One card that really snuck up on me how good it can be is Natural Flight. If you watch my video, I ignored a crisis side scheme for almost half the game by playing this card as Angel. If you get a crisis in the villain phase and are kind of stuck with the main at dangerous levels, it'll let you get a handle on that despite the crisis symbol. There are also a lot of Patrol minions around lately.

Avian Anatomy is my second favorite resource card in the game, following Ironheart's signature resource. Playing Metamorphosis twice, or Adaptive Plummage in both forms is amazing. You can drop the Plummage for thwart and confuse as Angel and draw a card, then flip to Archangel and play it again for 7-damage and a stun! Decrease the cost as Archangel, too, with the Techno-Organic Wings.

X-Gene is an amazing card for Angel because he can easily flip to AE to pay for it, and then can use it in AE to pay for Metamorphosis! All in all, he can take some time to work out all the flipping and best route to do so, but he's so fun.

I've played this solo many times, and in multiplayer as the only Justice player. You can take care of thwarting pretty well, even in 3-4 player.

In case you missed the link at the beginning, here's a game vs expert Sabretooth.