Its combined P/T is the sum of the faces'
That said, it does fit well into an aristocrats build, especially with the Void trigger
In this way, you can play the deck as a spoiler and defeat Sauron, leaving the Elves and Humans to battle it out
When you do control at least three of other people's permanents, it turns into a 9/9 creature, which is scary enough on its own
From my experience, it doesn't seem to be quite as popular nowadays, when you often can't take a turn off to play an expensive enchantment with a static effect, but the demand for this card never goes away despite reprint after reprint
That agreement includes the creation of full Magic: The Gathering expansion sets designed around Marvel characters, the first of which will be Marvels Spider-Man in 2025