Hi,
This is essentially for collectors, so all the uptight purists card magicians don't fret about new decks coming on the scene.
Just got a few new decks and my quick non-expert thoughts. I like them all.

Dose by Karnival: Better than expected/ buttery fans/ good snap/moderate fade printing/ love the joker art/all skull, skeleton motif/ card case is plain/simple/mysterious and unassuming - just the face graphic on front and back, no wording.

Devo's Blades: Better than expected/ buttery fans/ crisp stock/nice red. white, and black coloring on court cards/ Back design is sort of a riff off of the Tally Ho fan back design

Blue Crown: Good Feeling deck all around/ nice back design but nothing wow, spartan design/includes 1 db/elegant Ace of Spades design/

Outlaw Deck: saw it, handled it, did not get it. did not jump out with uniqueness,back design reminds me of some other design - messy art? what do I know?! Ehhh.

Erdnase white/blue Smith back - great deck, basically adding to the series collection. Great contrast and pop on the back design because it is white overall.

Can't wait to get the Aristocrat 727 re-print/re-issue cards and some other upcoming custom decks like Brimstone. Artiface - don't know. not a fan of small pip design. Standard size pips serve a visual functional thing I feel.

Have fun collectors.

What do you thonk of the new Spider cards?

New Spider cards are just reversed back right so nothing terribly new? It is a Fun deck being all in black and lately I'm actually more apt to use it nowadays as a nice change of pace from just the conventional red and blue.

Interested to see the Stick man deck series if it ever happens.

I'll say it again despite some interesting feelings about it's different Split Spade back design screaming gaffed deck to specs, really?! So that particular back design is the only deck of cards guilty of being highly suspicious - please. Anyway, consider the David Blaine decks for it's value/content/and quality for mass marketed decks. I find it funny how so many make conclusions without ever having seen the cards AT ALL.