The Jack of Spades card bursts with life; a magnificent fusion of lion, gladiator and spear. His noble lions head crowned with wild curls eyeing the battlefield, atop a toned gladiators body exuding Romes might. A grand spear rests in his grasp, royal robes flowing against his spade-encrusted armor, echoing his regal insignia. Mirrored inversely, he holds court in an intricate frame, amidst a ghostly Colosseum sketch, the pure white canvas sharply highlighting his valiant figure. His calm demeanor suggests unyielding victories, capturing the true spirit of his rank.

Interesting Facts:

1. Gladiator: The term gladiator is derived from gladius, Latin for sword. Not all gladiators fought with swords or were slaves—some were volunteers.
2. Lion: In Ancient Rome, African lions were the most sought-after exhibition animals. However, their overexploitation led to their extinction in the region.
3. Spear: The Roman spear, called a Pilum, was designed to bend upon impact, preventing enemies from throwing it back, and disrupting their shield formations.
4. Aggressive: The Latin roots of aggressive mean to step towards or approach, and was not initially associated with overtly violent behaviour.
5. Roman Coliseum: Its estimated that over 500,000 people and over a million wild animals died in the Coliseum games throughout their 390 years of existence.

Poem:
In the heart of Rome, echoes roar,
Gladiator, lion, etched in lore.
Spears in flight, under suns glare,
Ferocious dance in open air.
In Coliseums circle, aggressive roar,
Distant legends of the blood-soaked floor.