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comfortfoodcontent · 2 years
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Amazing Spider Man 30th Anniversary Promo 1992 Trading Card Set (Impel)
Art By:
Mark Bagley & Larry Mahlstedt
John Romita
Ron Frenz & Al Milgrom
Alex Saviuk & Joe Sinnott
“In 1992, Impel Marketing, Inc. held the license for general Marvel trading cards, while Comic Images held the Spider-Man trading card license.
With the 30th Anniversary of Spider-Man making quite a splash, Impel didn't want to be completely left out in the cold, so they cheekily produced this little five-card Spider-Man "promo set".
All cards were portrait, with frame and logos on the front. The back featured the title, description, and a "web-zinger" factoid. Artists were officially credited.
Note that Impel renamed itself to SkyBox International in April 1992. Marvel purchased Fleer in July 1992, and then purchased SkyBox in March 1995 and merged them to form Fleer/SkyBox. So this five-card promo set was the only Spider-Man card set ever produced by Impel.”
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browsethestacks · 5 months
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Amalgam Comics Trading Cards
Secret Crisis Of The Infinity Hour Canvas Card
Art by Dave Dorman
SkyBox (1996)
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atomic-chronoscaph · 8 months
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The Green Goblin - art by Gray Morrow (1996)
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nickmarino · 4 months
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Spider-Man by Dan Dos Santos
Marvel Masterpieces 2023
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travischarestcomics · 6 months
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Marvel Masterpieces sketch cards by Travis Charest (2007)
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Nostalgia Mark II
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itstimetodrew · 3 months
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As a Birthday Treat to myself I bought an old sealed box of Spider-Man 3 cards from 2007. It was pretty expensive and I felt a little silly but…whatever, it’s a treat!
Even though you get 2 autographed cards per box, the vast majority are for super minor characters. Like characters that don’t even have actual names outside of “violinist” and “garbage man”… but whatever. I love the trilogy so even if I didn’t get anything “good” it would still be a little gambling game where I at least have a bunch of dorky cards to show for it!
Ideally I’d want Willem’s card because. He’s him. BUT if it didn’t happen that would be fine. I have other autographs of his and it would be cheaper to buy his card outright anyway lol. I wouldn’t really “make” money on buying this box unless I pulled some crazy high rarity like Tobey Maguire which sells for like $2k now and was no way happening lmao. It’s not really about the value, it’s about the fun and the mystery about what I would get! :D
Sure enough the first autograph I pulled was the Subway Guitarist. Fun! Expected. I enjoy his little diddy in the first movie. We SHOULD all just give Spider-Man one big hug, he was so right.
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Surprised to pull one of the autographs on only the 2nd pack in the 40 pack box. Stopped pulling from the top and picked a random pack out of the middle and saw the edge of another autograph card. I didn’t want to look because this was only pack #5/40, and it would kind of suck getting my two autographs so quickly and know nothing better was waiting in the box. 😔
But uh……….Autograph #2!!!
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Happy birthday to me indeed!! I feel so ridiculously lucky, like it makes me nervous sdjfk 😭 but this is so awesome, he has been FREED after almost 17 years in storage!!!
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ungoliantschilde · 1 year
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some Spider-Men by Mark Bagley, with Inks by Terry Austin, and Colors by Paul Mounts.
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blogofblogofblogs · 9 months
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FOX KIDS NETWORK 1995 FLEER ULTRA Trading Card set promotional "sheet" featuring The Tick, Wolverine of the X-Men, Spider-Man, Eek the Cat and Bobby's World. (Scanned from my personal collection)
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comfortfoodcontent · 4 months
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1992 Skybox Marvel Universe Series 3 Trading Cards Comic Ad
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browsethestacks · 9 months
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Marvel Age (1994)
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banjo-be · 9 months
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Base Card (Common)
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Fame-Break (Uncommon)
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3D! (Rare)
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Animated! (Epic)
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Shiny Logo! (Legendary)
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ANIMATED FRAME! (Ultra)
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INFINITY!! (Max Quality)
Card Progression System
Marvel Snap!
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ewzzy · 1 year
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I was reminded that the 1993 Topps Marvel trading cards had Unsolved Mysteries of the Marvel Universe and I just had to check if we've solved them in the intervening 30 years.
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Starting off we’ve got the longest running mystery, but as with all of these the big question is “what were you hoping to find out?” We’ve seen Doom’s unscarred face in flashbacks and healed in the 1980s Secret Wars, but it was only in 2015’s reimagining of Secret Wars that we see what really lives under the mask. It’s nasty! A real “dead dove do not eat” moment.
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This one I’m surprised was a mystery since it’s so well known now. When Cable first showed up he was a warrior from the future, but it wasn’t until 1994’s The Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix that it was revealed that he was the time traveling son of Scott Summers and Jean Grey. Well, kinda... you see he’s actually the son of Scott and Jean’s clone Madeline and… go ask Jay and Miles if you want the X-Men X-Plained.
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This is the one that got me started on this mess. Darkhawk wasn’t a huge character so this sort of went unresolved but also who cared? Basically when Chris Powell turns into Darkhawk his whole body is replaced by a drone robot from these space hawk warriors. Turns out the whole thing that freaked him out was that underneath the helmet it revealed that he wasn’t even human in that form. And yet, as far as I know we’ve never got a clear look at what he saw.
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Hoo boy was this a mystery in 1993? So for background in 1990 we got Danny Ketch as the new Ghost Rider. He was more chains and leather than Johnny Blaze, the Evel Knievel-esque original. The mystery in question is “where did he get his powers and are they from the same demon Zarathos as the original?" After spending time too many wiki pages, I can now say that Danny was revealed to be Johnny Blaze’s secret brother and not powered by Zarathos. Looks like Danny at some point swapped his bike for a buster sword and started calling himself Death Rider. lol
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This one is easy! It’s Thanos! Thanos is the sixth member! It got revealed in The Warlock Chronicles during Infinity Crusade. This mystery didn’t make it out of 1993.
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Oh hey it’s my least favorite Spider-Man topic! That his parents were killed by the fake communist Red Skull is pointless at best. That they were seemingly brought back only to be revealed as Spider-Slayer robots is somehow worse. That whole mess got resolved in 1994 as a plot from The Chameleon. It’s right before the Clone Saga. Ugh!
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This one is a case of dragging it out so long that no answer would be good enough. In 2001’s “Origin” we finally found out that Logan’s real name is James Howlett and he was born in late-19th-century Canada. The Logan name comes from James’ maybereal father from an affair and definite first bone claw stabbing victim Thomas Logan. This is all fine but I 100% of the time confuse “James Howlett” with “Jamie Hewlett” the artist who draws The Gorillaz.
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A major thread in 90s X-Men was that Bishop came from a future where an X-Man had betrayed the team and ruined the future. He was pretty suspicious of Gambit in particular and there were hints based on this guy named The Witness that seemed to be Gambit from the future. All that got dropped when Charles Xavier became Onslaught and turned on everyone. Bishop even kind of got to save the day in that story. I guess it all worked out.
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It’s our final X-Men mystery and the answer lies in one of the worst received X-Men stories of ALL-TIME! So your first thought should be “he’s a mutant what do you mean origin?” Okay, so starting in 1981 there were hints that Mystique was Nightcrawler’s mom. That started because people say they look the same. That’s a pretty wild thing to say since she has blue skin and he has blue fur and also she’s a shapeshifter so the idea of her real form is iffy at best. Well, it turns out Claremont wanted Mystique to have shapeshifted into a fella and been the father not the mother. Biologically speaking. He didn’t get to write that story, so instead Chuck Austen wrote The Draco…
I can’t believe this is going to a 2nd paragraph but here goes. Mystique in disguise as the wife of a German baron named Christian Wagner, but got pregnant by a mysterious Herr Azazel. The kid comes out blue and her charade is exposed. Flash forward to present day and Nightcrawler is investigating Isla des Demonas and he finally meets dear old dad. Azazel reveals himself to be a literal satan from the Brimstone Dimension. This very nearly broke Nightcrawler’s whole character. Instead of a kind man who is hated because of his appearance, he is a literal son of a demon. Don’t get me started on the woman who adopted Kurt. She’s green and has horns.
That's all the mysteries! If you think I got something wrong about X-Men then yes you're probably right. If there's a secret Darkhawk reveal I couldn't find them please please share it.
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Spider-Man by Dan Dos Santos
Marvel Masterpieces 2023
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dilloholic · 5 months
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