One thing we learned from Iconic Masters is that these cards aren't necessarily enough to sell a Masters set at $10 a pack
This one becomes a vehicular copy of a creature and demonstrates Magic's loosey-goosey willingness to use both spellings of 'impostor' and 'imposter.' Mech starts off as a noncreature with a crew cost that animates it later on
Perhaps a new set will introduce another unique, 001/001 card printed that will fetch an even steeper price tag
Magic has had what are called "modal double-faced cards" before that allow you to cast either side from your hand, but this is the first I know of that also allows you to pay a cost to flip it while the front side is already in play - in this case, you can play Peter Parker for two mana, and then pay four more on a later turn to have him transform
Side Loading This design prevents additional pressure or friction on the edges of your cards, reducing the risk of edge damage
This is one of the cards you will tutor for the most, and not having Jeskas Will dramatically decreases the power of this Commander deck