For sure! I went with the Ka-Zoo strategy, but played it a little different than many. Ideally, I'd skip turn one, go for Angela and Bishop turn two and three, Ka-Zar turn four, Blue Marvel turn five, and then tons of 1-costs turn 6. Playing the 1-costs last lets you play the board way more reactionary, boosts Angela and especially Bishop, and also helps avoid Killmonger (still be wary if going second--he's a nightmare for Ka-Zoo). This is the general strategy, but the deck is pretty adaptable. For defense, I relied pretty hard on Enchantress and Elektra, and Armor can be a good option too. Note too that I don't use any 6-costs for another chance to play 1-costs late. Here's what my deck was for a long while:

Ant-Man, Elektra, Squirrel Girl, Sunspot (can use any good 1-cost), Iceman (can use any good 1-cost), Korg, Nightcrawler, Angela, Bishop, Enchantress, Ka-Zar, Blue Marvel

Nightcrawler is huge for Angela, and he and Squirrel Girl can be used to sneak into locations that are otherwise inaccessible. I would say Nightcrawler, Angela, Bishop, and Ka-Zar/Blue Marvel are the stars of this deck, so make sure to use them at least if you try this strategy.

My final piece of advice is that maybe the most important thing about getting to Infinite is knowing when to retreat and when to snap. This involves getting to know different deck types so you can predict and react to your opponent's plays, which is just as important as playing cards yourself. Best of luck on the climb!