I found most of this information on a Marvel SAGA fan page that has since disappeared. Rules and information were typed by the owner of the page and rearranged by me. I'll try and find the page so I can give proper credit out. I created the Fate Deck Charts to allow you to play without having an actual deck. They work real well in a chat room. In fact, we may try to start up some SAGA rpg's in SuperChat's #Overpower channel.
Fate Deck Chart 1: Ready for printing (make sure your browser printing options have all headers and footers turned off and top and bottom margins around 0.03" or 0.04"). This fate chart is used whenever you draw cards for your hand, draw for actions, or draw for aura readings.Fate Deck Chart 2: Ready for printing (make sure your browser printing options have all headers and footers turned off and top and bottom margins around 0.03" or 0.04"). This fate chart is used whenever the Narrator wants to bring in a guest appearance, trigger an event, or appeal to a calling.
Character Sheets: Here is a list of characters. They come six to a page. Choose your chaarcter and either print out the page he's on or write down his information.
Rule Book: This should be the complete rulebook. I wouldn't suggest printing it. It's really long. If you want something to print, try the Actions Quick Reference or the Battles Quick Reference.
Charts: Here are printable charts for Action Difficulty, Edge Hand Size, Material Strength, Weapons and Armor.
Hero Conversion: This conversion guide came with the rule book (I think) and was borrowed from the same site I got the rule book from. If you want to convert the old Marvel RPG characters you have lying around into SAGA playable characters, this is for you. I've also got a Hero Starter Sheet for you to begin with.
* all these items are new and were not found in the original Marvel Super Heroes Adventure Game boxed set.