- FOLDING PAPER MONSTERS DRACULA MUMMY WOLFMAN FRANKENSTEIN MOVIE
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FOLDING PAPER MONSTERS DRACULA MUMMY WOLFMAN FRANKENSTEIN SERIES
Retail: $30 Nrmt.Īlien Nation (FTCC, 1990) 60 color card set on the TV series of the same name. Cards 43, 63, and 83 have two different backs.
FOLDING PAPER MONSTERS DRACULA MUMMY WOLFMAN FRANKENSTEIN MOVIE
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See also an image of sheet sample.Ĭards and 22 sticker set depicting the movie of the same name.
FOLDING PAPER MONSTERS DRACULA MUMMY WOLFMAN FRANKENSTEIN FULL
It had 27 cards: the full set of 26 cards plus an extra card (the letter "E") to fill the gap in the lower right corner. Each card has the following copyright: "(c) Ward Baking Company, Inc." An uncut sheet (measuring approximately 15 1/8" x 23") sold in auction and revealed the single double print card. The individual color cards measure approximately 2 1/2" x 5" with rounded corners, and are blank backed. With 174 available covers to reprint, this title could be milked for a long time! Retail $10.Īlphabet Monster cards (Tip-Top Snack Cakes, circa 1960s) "Alphabet Monster" premium insert cards were distributed in individual packages of "Tip-Top Snack Cakes" bakery goods in the late 1960s. 1 (Cult Stuff, 2016) An 18 card base set reprinting covers from the older horror comic books of the same name. The premier factory set of 750 cards can still be found for under $25.Īdventures Into the Unknown, Vol. Since they are game related, they are only mentioned here once, so non-sports collectors can decide if they want to find out more elsewhere. TSR put out three of these mega-series (1991, 1992, and 1993) and they all featured colorful artwork from various artists originally published in D&D books. Also included are the typical dwarfs, elves, ferries, etc, so common to fantasy/ mythology. But there is no denying it has a lot of monsters in it, including Minotaurs, vampires, werewolves, Yetis, dragons, giants and so forth. *Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (TSR, 1991) Many will argue this is not a monster set, since it's based on fantasy role playing game. Gomez, Morticia,Ĭhildren, and the "wild card" of Lurch/ Fester. The successful 1990s movie is profiled in a 99 card set (w/ 11 stickers)įamily- card game (Milton Bradley, 1965) Fourĭifferent images sold in the 1960s Milton Bradley game. Retail: $250-$400 Ex- Nrmt (See more of the set.) ( SeeĬard set of photo cards show casing the 1960s TV show of the same name. (Note: Series 1 & 2 have whiteīorders, while series 4 & 5 have black borders w/ inner red trim.) Retail $8-$12 per set of 45. ( See backs.)ġ991) Four sets of 45 cards, making a total of 180 cards in the complete series, Horror/fantasy, monster, and sci-fi lobby posters inįull color are on the front, and the backs contain editorial text by Forrest J. Five series (of 45 cards each) make a total Retail $100ġ992) Series featuring the covers of Famous Monsters of Filmland and other There are 28 pages in the album (if you count the inside and outside of the covers). The color photo cards are various sizes, but all appear to have been perforated and torn out of larger pages. There are also very short segments even more recent films Gossip, The Cell, Possessed, and The Last Step. Hyde, and The Mummy ( seeĪlbum de Terror, El (Super Pop (Spanish company), Circa 2000) An interesting "catch all" album of popular horror films, some older (The Exorcist), and many more modern (The 6th Sense, Scream (1, 2, & 3), Urban Legends Final Cut, I Know What You Did Last Summer, The Faculty, Final Destination. 1996) This is really a comedy set, except the six card chromeĬhase set is all universal monsters (with the two famous comedians also included).
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