Infiltration pairs really well with Stealth Training. Not only do I love the thematics of this combo but being given the choice of how much threat you remove means you can trigger this response with a lot more ease. I’ll be building this combo into a spy deck for sure.

I think this has good synergy with come get me bub to activate the ready on the player's phase as indomitable and other similar effect already cover readying in the villain phase. In a similar vein, it can be used this way as well by hero's that have minion-fisher effects such as valkyrie, winter solider, etc. readying during the player phase as well as the villain phase would be great for heroes whose basic powers have extra effects euch as iceman, shuri, etc.

This is one of the things that makes Bucky a great hero. Giving you 4 attack is good, but piercing and ranged is excellent, and better than they might even normally be since one of the things about bucky is you want to be searching up minions pretty often with Spoiling for a Fight and Looking for Trouble but the problem is a lot of minions have troublesome keywords like toughness or retaliation.

The winter rifle basically trivializes a massive chunk of minions, since anything with 4 or less hp is D.O.A regardless of what keywords they have; which is a large chunk of minions out there. Add on Bambino and you can one shot most enemies in the game, including his nemesis Crossbones if you want to Face the Past (which can be a good shout since divorcing Crossbones from his scheme Hydra Hit Squad makes them both much easier to handle).

Can definitely recommend running it alongside Lock and Load & Bambino since his power makes it trivial to clear the side scheme and pull out some amazing weapons.

Clobber seems like it would be good in a Echo deck using honed technique and Echo’s Katana to throw it as an effective seven. Then you can photographic reflexs it as your first card any chance you get for a free 7 and return to hand. Then you pay the two and repeat, effectively turning it into 3 cards for 14 damage.

With Stand Alone in the card pool, I find myself considering it more often in multiplayer. If I’m first player—or if everyone before me is in AE—I’ll defend the villain’s attack but miss the free ready from Stand Alone. Using "I Can Do This All Day" lets me pull an extra attack from the villain to ready myself, defending the attack with my DEF, and stay un-exhausted to use my basic activation on my turn.

Cuts Both Ways achieves a similar effect for 1ER less, but you need to either take the damage from the second attack or exhaust to defend, unlike "I Can Do This All Day".