Remember comic trading cards? Post the coolest ones. Or just

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>>88074539

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>>88074566
Wait, these are just from some random Marvel card sets, not The Punisher one specifically. Still cool though.

>>88074118
These are still worth a lot of money, right?

>>88074622
I have no idea if comic trading cards ever ended up being worth anything or not.

God, I loved these. Wish I still had a few.

>>88074118
Remembering that this was a thing makes me want Marvel to make a card game and give out comic specific packs with each comic sold. Buy a Deadpool comic and get Deadpool cards and such. That would be pretty awesome and would move product like crazy if the game was good.

This thread is so random. I actually have maybe a hundred or so of these cards sitting on my desk right now, along with maybe 50 pogs that are comic related (mostly image comics).

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Betsy as a maid is love.

>>88074622

I doubt it.

Even baseball cards aren't worth much unless they're old as fuck or one of those insane 1:500,000 variants.

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I had all of the Marvel Universe Series 3 cards, except for hologram Venom. I even got a Stan Lee autographed card from the series after I wrote him a letter. Christ, me and my brother probably spent like $100 getting all of those packs of cards.

The Series 4 and 5 stuff was also great, loved the collage image ones. Pic related, it's the spirit of the 90s condensed into 6 cards. Got bored when Marvel Metal started to come out.

>>88074917
they kind of did that with marvel overpower in the mid-late 90s