How is the Marvel card not mentioned at all?!?!?! I think it's the only reason why people get the card 
Are we only talking current cards?
Back in the late 1990's and early 2000's there was a bank called Providian. Providian was like a Capital One in that they offered fairly legitimate cards to people that otherwise may not be able to get a good card. They had some handsome designs that mimicked the era's standard Visa designs; blue for classic, Gold and eventually platinum. They only added their bank name to that with their logo of like a man holding a cauldron (like the kind they have at the olympics). Sadly, that was such a long time ago that I can't find any pictures of that design. But I did find this one. It was pretty handsome for the time, especially for a rebuilder/starter card:
@Anonymous wrote:Are we only talking current cards?
Back in the late 1990's and early 2000's there was a bank called Providian. Providian was like a Capital One in that they offered fairly legitimate cards to people that otherwise may not be able to get a good card. They had some handsome designs that mimicked the era's standard Visa designs; blue for classic, Gold and eventually platinum. They only added their bank name to that with their logo of like a man holding a cauldron (like the kind they have at the olympics). Sadly, that was such a long time ago that I can't find any pictures of that design. But I did find this one. It was pretty handsome for the time, especially for a rebuilder/starter card:
Wow! Had the Providian Gold back in the day. Current: Am Ex Plat or Merrill+!
