Card advantage is a strategic concept (rather than a specific game term) and a lot broader, and basically means having more cardboard than my opponents. For starters, any card that puts more cards in your hand is card advantage, even if it doesn't say draw. But card advantage also looks at what happens in other zones
Obviously these may be a miss for your format for other reasons (power, archetype mismatch, rarity, don't run planeswalkers etc) but here's a few that I found interesting, divided by broad category rather than color: Actual Modal Dual Faced Cards: While I'm still not done reading Cosima, God of the Voyage (I'm on chapter 2, the language is a bit dense) these cards are ones I do like both sides of
Normally, The Sixth Doctor costs a bit of mana to cast, but with Amazing Spider-Man, you can get The Sixth Doctor down on the battlefield for only three mana, letting you take advantage of its effect during the early stages of the game
But if youre building a Standard gauntlet right now, those are the major decks youll be trying to beat
This guide breaks down every major MTG product type so you can spend your money on the right thing
The long awaited first set of the new trading card game from Disney, Lorcana