TRADING CARDS

This week Wildstorm Wednesday brings us AKAPAD’s first look at Jim Lee’s 50-card LINGERIE trading card set that as you would guess features zero males.

No joke. The line of films Waterworld falls into dates back to the original King Kong. How so? Hang out with Pete as he rips open an original Box of the Fleer Ultra Waterworld trading cards and he’ll explain.

We’re looking for “Animated Cel” cards while getting a solid look at every episode of the WildCATS animated series.

Admit it. You love Godzilla 1998. And you know compared to the foreign Godzilla flicks Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich delivered a top 5 franchise movie. We’ll let’s examine this the best way possible. With trading cards.

Two of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time are here in trading card form. We’re looking for a hot ass John Travolta autograph card. And yes, we want those sweet ID4 Will Smith chase cards too.

13 packs of artwork featuring the independent artwork of Rob Liefeld.

No joke, I just watched a chuck of this movie again. What amazing timing that I came across a stack of trading card packs from 1997. Let’s hope I get a Todd Auto.

After the 92′ Impel X-Men box break there is not another WildStorm Universe or talent-related trading card box as rare as this WildStorm VS Marvel. It’s disappointing that this set seems to waste two significant resources. 1) The incredible visual resources of Wildstorm Productions. 2) The incredible catalog of Marvel Universe characters. Expect a full […]

From what I can tell, this trading card set is clearly a masterpiece. However, we need to have a real look this is one of the few sets from this era that I’m not completely familiar with. Let’s get to it!!!!

What’s a Topps Clear Zone chase card? I’m with you – I have no clue but we’ll find’em. What a box break. No joke I’m still thinking about that Rob Liefeld motivation card and the endless creations of Jim Valentino that never saw form or print outside this trading card set. It’s amazing. And a […]

A long-standing and overlooked must of 90s era trading cards this is the greatest “everyone draw my guy” set directed by Rob Liefeld and the crew at Extreme Studios.

Say what you want. But this gimmick from Defiant Comics was the bomb.

It’s may not be WildStorm Wednesday but we have time for another trading card box break as you only know Peter A DeLuca can bring you.

NECA the great toy company once dabbled in trading cards. Lucky us it one of the card sets was the great rock band of them all. KISS! Join AKAPAD as he talks everything while hunting for the limited solid gold record cards.

Shaq-Fu is an infamous video game. But what about the trading cards?

It’s what might be our largest WILDSTORM pack opening to date. Let’s rip into some Gen-13 and Joe Chiodo.

Yo’BoY ova here gets into the 2nd greatest trading card set in human history.

As of right now, Terminator 2 Judgment Day is a top 5 science fiction movie. It’s the only untouchable time travel loop masterpiece ever made (sorry Star Trek). With that said let’s have a look at the birth of the 90’strading card boom with this amazing card set, and do some time traveling of our […]

Yes, I know I am doing Wildstorm Wednesday on a Sunday. But I could not wait any longer to check out this amazing trading card set.

It’s back-to-back nights of trading card madness. For this installment of the long-form study of Wildstorm Productions Pete opens up a box of one of the companies first forays into the trading card market.

This 1995 Spawn trading card series is oversized and underrated sets of the 90’s. And serves as one of the best collections from this era.

It’s a dream of mine to have a giant trading card set. I don’t know why other than I think trading cards are cool and fun. With that here is my first attempt at a comic book trading card for my upcoming book Trial By Fire. I am planning to include these with the book […]

Since 1991 YO’BOI AKAPAD has been itching to tear into a box of Bill and Ted trading cards. Folks, today is that day. LETS DO THIS…..

Boys and girls it’s time to answer. How may covers did Jim Lee produce for his very own Wildstorm productions? What titles was his focus? And what is Stormkoting?