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The Quotable Star Trek Movie The Star Trek TV series and especially the Trek movies are well known for many memorable quotes. Need I say, "Khan!" or "Resistance is futile!"? Rittenhouse Archives has compiled full-color photo, high-gloss Trading Cards from the first ten Star Trek movies along with their famous quotes. I assembled a full Base Set from five Cards per Foil Pack, 24 Packs per Box Set of Trading Cards. Look for special Case Bonus Cards and a Collector's Card Album. Three Autograph Cards are guaranteed per Box (mine are Marcy Lafferty,
Brent Spiner and Paul Rossilli).
Other randomly inserted Bonus Cards include nine Women Of Star Trek
Movies Cards (I received 4), ten Classic Star Trek Movies Poster Cards (2 in
my packs), 9 Star Trek Bridge Crew Transitions Cards (2 again) and 9 Star
Trek The Motion Picture Bridge Crew Patch Cards (mine is Mr. Spock's).
With four Autograph Cards guaranteed per Box (I received Bruce Davidson, Sonya Walger, M.C. Gainey and Kim Dickens) the 72 Base Cards Lost Archives Trading Cards Set (I assembled one full Base Set with a few extras) is a real treat for Lost fans. Twenty four Foil Packs come per Box with five Cards per Pack courtesy of Rittenhouse Archives. Look at this Set of Cards as a primer for the series. Character images from the show's entire run make up the Set. Cards are printed on high-gloss, heavy paper stock with clean, crisp images and consistent centered image trimming. Randomly inserted Bonus Cards include a 18-count subset of Season Six
images (I got 4), Lost Stars Artifex Expansion Cards (2 in my Box), 9 Dharma
Patch Cards (I got Jin Kwon's) and 5 Costume Relic Cards (zip). Case Topper Cards are also available and
look for Promotional Cards.
For five season Lost thrilled, chilled, enthralled, puzzled, perplexed and captivated viewers with its mix of fantasy, science fiction, drama and action. Each week viewers never knew what to expect. What you can expect from Rittenhouse Archives is a beautiful set of Trading Cards, printed on heavy stock, of photos taken from each episode along with some interesting facts about the show on the back of each Card. Five Cards come per Foil Pack with 24 Pack per Box. One hundred and eight cards make up the Base Set (I got a full Set) and three Autograph Cards are guaranteed per Box (I received Alice Evans, Henry Ian Cusick and Terry O'Quinn). Randomly inserted Bonus Cards include: · 25 Lost Stars Artifex Cards (4 for me) · 6 The Oceanic Six Cards (1) ·
9 Lost in Motion Lenticular Cards (2) Special cards are also available for Case purchases. See Rittenhouse's website for details.
Few can dispute the fact that the James Bond movies have some of the most memorable villains and heroes ever created. With names like Pussy Galore, Goldfinger, 006, Thumper, Bambi, M, Q, Blofeld and dozens of other characters the James Bond movies never fail to entertain. Rittenhouse Archives presents a complete collection of Heroes & Villains Trading Cards from all 22 official James Bond films. Seventy two Cards make up the Base Set (I assembled a full set with several cards extra for trading. Every Rittenhouse Archives Trading Card Box I've received has always contained a full Base Set), with five Cards per Foil Pack and 24 Foil Packs per Box. Three Autograph Cards are guaranteed per Box (mine are Joaquin Cosio, Papillon Soo Soo and Olga Bisera) with randomly inserted Bonus Cards in each Box. Look for: ·
6 Men of James Bond Cards (I have 2) · 9 James Bond In Motion Expansion Cards (1) · 9 James Bond Expansion Cards (1) ·
8 James Bond Prop Relic Cards All of the Trading Cards are printed on heavy paper stock and varnished on one side with a brief description of each character on their backs.
Rittenhouse Archives recently released a new set of Star Trek Trading Cards that spotlight the ladies of Star Trek. As hard it is to believe there used to be a time when strong female lead characters were few and far between in the world of TV. Sure, there were comedy sitcoms and the occasional drama that starred woman but they were often portrayed as weak and dependent on their male counterparts to get them out of trouble. When Star Trek was first broadcast in 1966 not only was there a strong, independent female costar (Uhura) on the series but she was black as well. Talk about ground-breaking! Strong females have always played pivotal roles in each Star Trek series either as heroines or protagonists. Uhura, Janeway, Seven of Nine, Dak, Troi and dozens of other female characters kept the shows fresh and relevant. The new Trading Card Set from Rittenhouse Archive, consisting of 81 Base Cards (I assembled one full Set), consists of photo Cards of each character in chronological order of appearance by series. As with all Rittenhouse Trading Cards, this series has some outstanding randomly inserted Bonus Cards. Three Autograph Cards are guaranteed per box (I received Terry Ferrell, Denise Cosby and Michele Scarabelli) and two Relic Cards per Box (I got as piece of Janeway’s uniform and T-Pol’s outfit). Also look for nine Portrait Gallery cards (three for me), nine Leading Ladies Cards (one in my Box) and nine Romantic Relationships Cards (again one). Five Cards come per Foil Pack with 24 Packs per Box. The more boxes and cases you buy the
bigger and better Bonus Cards. Check
Rittenhouse Archives’ website for full information.
Topps Trading Cards new WWE SLAM ATTAK Trading Card Game is filled with just as much excitement as the sport its representing. Packed 24 Foil Packs per Box with eight Cards per Pack the Card Set features some dazzling art, photos and visual excitement. Key wrestlers are spotlighted on Cards and are broken down in categories. Here’s my Box breakdown: Raw Superstars (I got 51!) Inserts: Included with each Pack are a Checklist and Game Rules. That’s right, this is more than just a trading card collection, and it’s also a game that pits wrestlers against wrestlers in a no-holds-barred Smackdown with the ultimate prize going to whoever survives! Get ready to rumble! Cool Cards, awesome graphics and photos and a trading card game-who could ask for more!? WWE Slam Attax Trading
Card Game is available at Target, Wal-Mart, Toys ‘R’ Us and other retailers.
Are you ready to rumble!? Get set for the roughest, toughest back-busting Set of wrestling cards to come down on the mat in years. Topps Trading Cards presents WWE 2009 that throws in so many extras you'll think you won the world wrestling championship! Seven Cards come per Foil Pack with 24 Packs per Box. Ninety Cards make up the Base Set (I got a full Set) and every Pack comes with a special Legends OF The Ring Card. Every sixth Pack contains a Reign Of Honor Card and randomly inserted throughout the Packs are Ringside Relics (I got a piece of The Miz' shirt), Autograph Cards (make mine Ricky Steamboat), Dual Legacy Autographs (rats!) and Signed Mat relics (rats again!). The cards have great collation, brilliant color photographs, crisp, clean trim edges and lots of cool inside info and facts. Look for coded Cards that let you go online for special Virtual Cards. Topps graciously provided an unopened Box as a giveaway. For a chance to win, send me your email at bamcomics@juno.com. A winner's name will be drawn at random. The winner's name will be announced here next month.
Straight from the popular Disney Channel TV show and movies and hot off
the charts comes The Jonas Brothers Trading Card and Stickers series from Topps Trading Cards. Fifty Cards make up the Base Set with 24 Packs per Box and five Cards plus
two Stickers per Pack. Base Cards consist of scenes for The Jonas Brothers TV show and various
publicity stills. Look for randomly
inserted Bonus Cards such as 30 Cutest Quotes (I got five), 30 Jonas Quiz
(Make that 15 in my Box) and 10 Foil Stickers (I got six out of 10). I was able to assemble a full set of Base Cards and put a serious dent on
a second Set. The Cards are printed on hard-coated paper stock, packed in Foil Packs and
protected by a Styrofoam topper in the Box.
No dents, scratches or nicks for this set of cards!
With a limited print run of only 6,000 Rittenhouse Archive's/Sci-Fi Hobby's throwback 1960's style James Bond Trading Cards include images from all 22 James Bond films beginning with Dr. No through Quantum of Solace. The set clocks in at 66 Base Cards, 5 Cards per Foil Pack and 24 Packs per Box. Look for photos of each actor that played James Bond, his foes, friends and women. For my Box I was able to assemble one full Base Set with enough cards left over for a serious dent in a second set. Randomly inserted Bonus Cards include (two each guaranteed per Box), Autograph Cards (mine are Joe Don Baker and Neil Jackson) and Relic Cards (from Quantum Of Solace: a piece of James Bond's tuxedo and Mr. Greene's suit.) Also look for Quantum of Solace Cards for the following Sets: The Complete James Bond, The Quotable James Bond, Bond Technology, Bond Villains and several others (I received six such cards.) Special Incentive Cards come with each Case sold. How do extra Costume, relic and Autograph Cards sound? "Shocking! Absolutely shocking!" |
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