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Comic Images (USA)
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Comic Images (USA)
Fantasy Art
Frazetta II The Legend Continues Fantasy Art 1993
Frazetta II The Legend Continues Fantasy Art 1993 LT90 - Frank Frazetta’s artistic career took off in 1948 when he was commissioned to illustrate ’Exciting Comics’ which brought him to the attention of Al Capp, creator of ‘Lil’ Abner’. From then on his work branched out into all kinds of fantasy art, as we can see in this card series where the emphasis is on imaginary beasts, muscly warriors and well-endowed women. He has illustrated film posters and has done record album covers from Herman and the Hermits to heavy metal. A museum of his work was opened in 1984. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Greg Hildebrandt II 30 Years of Magic 1993
Greg Hildebrandt II 30 Years of Magic 1993 LT90 - Author and illustrator Greg Hildebrandt is noted for providing the artwork for fantasy and sci-fi book covers, an example being The Troll’s Grindstone (1987) on card no. 5 in this series, being, we are told, his first project since his work on the Lord of The Rings in the 1970s, and in 1976 he won the Society of Illustrators Gold Medal. Amongst the paintings on display in this set are those for Dracula, Phantom of The Opera, Robin Hood, The Wizard of Oz, Sleeping Beauty etc. with the artist’s comments on the backs. Size 89 x 64mm
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Fantasy Art
Jack Kirby The Unpublished Archives Fantasy Art 1994
Jack Kirby The Unpublished Archives Fantasy Art 1994 LT90 - Comic Images specialise in 'fantasy art' cards as you can see from the entries in our Trade Card Catalogue, and Jack Kirby's comic book work has earned him a reputation as among the most imaginative artists in the industry, with more than fifty years experience, he created Captain America in 1941 and these cards exemplify Jack's talent in conjuring up superheroes, imaginary creatures and exotic scenarios. Repeat mini-image and commentary on the backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Judgement Day (cartoon) 1997
Judgement Day (cartoon) 1997 LT72 - Presented in cartoon comic format with artwork by Rob Liefeld and John Sibal, this is a violent sci-fi yarn of humans and cyborgs, murder and mayhem. Characters with names such as Knightsabre, Badrock, Riptide, Sentinel and Shaft set the tone for the story (cards 1 to 49). 47 to 59 show the principal players, whilst the last three cards form a subset advertising a Playstation video game. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Fantasy Art
Maxfield Parrish Portrait of America Fantasy Art 1994
Maxfield Parrish Portrait of America Fantasy Art 1994 LT90 - Maxfield Parrish was given his first sketchbook when he was only three years old and he was taught to draw and paint by his father, a professional etcher, so we are told on the first cards in this series. Having intended to become an architect, he turned to painting and became a professional illustrator with an extensive variety of commissions for magazines such as 'Century', 'Colliers' and 'Life' his cover for the Easter 1922 edition of 'Life' is on no. 75 in this card series, which demonstrates his artistic skill and versatility. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Miscellaneous Trade Cards
Meanie Babies 1998
Meanie Babies 1998 LT61 - Meanie Babies are imaginary cartoon creatures, ugly and with unpleasant habits, with names like Upchuck, Snotty, Hairball, Scummy, Warty, Moldie, Flush, Fartface, etc., from which you will get some idea as to the likely pictorial content and the juvenile humour in the rhymes on the card backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Prince Valiant 1995
Prince Valiant 1995 LT90 - The intrepid warrior Prince Valiant was the hero of a series of short novels in the 1950s, adventure stories combining Avalon, Excalibur, Camelot, King Arthur, Merlin, magic and mystery. Needless to say, Prince Valiant is an accomplished hunter, swordsman and military strategist, so he regularly escapes death or worse, encountering all kinds of villains with evil intent, with complete disregard for time or place. Comic book fantasy art fronts with story on the backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Sachs & Violens 1993
Sachs & Violens 1993 LT90 - An excuse for sex and violence presented in lurid comic-book style colour pictures, the story centres around Juanita Jean “J.J.” Sachs (a professional nude model) and Ernie “Violens” Schultz, a former war photojournalist turned fashion photographer, involved in a preposterous “snuff” (in the sense of “death”) saga which is described on the card backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Shadow Hawk (Comic Book Art by Jim Valentino) 1992
Shadow Hawk (Comic Book Art by Jim Valentino) 1992 LT90 - Shadow Hawk is the creation of comic book artist Jim Valentino, inspired by ‘Youngblood’ (of which the sketch on card 3 is credited to Rob Liefeld) giving us a humanoid with super-human powers to avenge wrongs. Striking artwork, plus backs which give an insight as to Valentino’s mindset and his background as a writer and illustrator for Marvel Comics. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Strangers in Paradise 1996
Strangers in Paradise 1996 LT90 - “Strangers in Paradise” comic magazine with artwork by Terry Moore tells the story of two girls from Houston, “Katchoo” (Karina Choovanski) and her roommate Francine. Katchoo is hot-tempered and sexy, Francine is insecure and sexy, attributes which become obvious in the stylish cartoon pictures backed by an adventurous, sometimes racy, story which is related on the card backs. Size 89x 64mm.
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Fantasy Art
The Brothers Hildebrandt Fantasy Art 1994
The Brothers Hildebrandt Fantasy Art 1994 LT90 - The Detroit-born brothers Greg and Tim Hildebrandt are creators of fantasy art par-excellence as this card series demonstrates. The painting on the first card was for their own 1979 novel 'Urshurak' and much of their work is for illustrating books, for which they have won a gold medal from the Society of Illustrators, and for calendars such as the award-winning 1976 Tolkien Calendar. Their paintings have a wide appeal and are exhibited in several galleries, and their qualities are evident in this set with repeat mini-image and description on the backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
The Cat In The Hat The Film 2003
The Cat In The Hat The Film 2003 LT72 - “I’m the Cat in the Hat, there’s no doubt about that” says the talking feline towards the beginning of this card series based on the popular 2003 ‘family’ film with colour shots on the front and a second picture plus the story in verse on the back . Basically the cat plus his odd ‘things 1 and 2’ in an adventure with children Sally and Conrad Wilson foiling bad neighbour Quinn’s dastardly plans. Size 89 x 64m.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
The Savage Dragon 1992
The Savage Dragon 1992 LT90 - Described by the originating artist Erik Larsen as “a cross between Batman, Speed Racer and Captain Marvel” Savage Dragon is typical ‘comic book’ stuff with violence aplenty in the strident images revealing violent action as the over-muscled hero with access to a formidable arsenal of weapons survives numerous encounters with devilish foes, and the occasional over-endowed female is thrown into the mix for good measure. Colour pictures, some sectional, with descriptive backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Young Blood (Super Heroes) 1992
Young Blood (Super Heroes) 1992 LT90 - This is one of the earliest of many sets produced by Comic Images. The Young Blood super-heroes were created by artist Rob Liefeld as genetically engineered supermen in a fantasy world inhabited by rebel mutants, cat people and a variety of humanoids, all in comic book style, with the finished artwork on the fronts and a sketch/description on the backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Final Fantasy The Spirits Within 2001
Final Fantasy The Spirits Within 2001 LT72 - Final Fantasy is the ultimate computer-generated movie, described by its creator/director Hironobu Sakagnchi as “a new form of entertainment that fuses the technical wizardry of interactive games with the sensational visual effects of motion pictures”. How this was achieved is shown in a sequence of eight “behind the scenes” cards towards the end of this series, which begins with profiles of the main characters followed by scenes with the story on the back and a section on gear and vehicles, all in the defence of planet Earth against mysterious alien predators. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Military
30th Salute G I Joe 1994
30th Salute G I Joe 1994 LT90 - Issued in 1994 this series celebrates thirty years of GI Joe, America’s action man boy-toy and indeed some of the UK Action Man figures are featured on cards in this set together with equivalents from other countries. The figures shown come with all kinds of accessories – kit, guns, vehicles etc., from all three decades, plus package illustrations and so on, all described on the backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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Fantasy Art
Beyond Bizarre Jim Warren Surrealism Fantasy Art 1993
Beyond Bizarre Jim Warren Surrealism Fantasy Art 1993 LT90 - Here we have 89 paintings by Jim Warren who describes his work as “fine art with a surreal/fantasy style, with hints of pop culture and social and political satire sprinkled through”. True, and his pictures are technically brilliant, each with some aspect which will surprise or shock, but there seems to be always an undertone of violence or freakery. The 90th card is a checklist and the cards all have descriptive backs. Size 89 x 64mm
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Bill Ward (Saucy Cartoons) 1994
Bill Ward (Saucy Cartoons) 1994 LT90 -
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Fantasy Art
Blueprints of the Future Vincent Di Fate Fantasy Art 1994
Blueprints of the Future Vincent Di Fate Fantasy Art 1994 LT90 - Described as “prophetic visions” this artwork is clearly based on the assumption that outer space holds the key to our future, moving on from the first steps already in existence such as the space telescope and space station to the exploration of other worlds, exploiting their resources, encountering alien life-forms and war. Imaginatively described on the backs. Size 89 x 64mm.
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TV, Films & Sci-Fi
Comic Greats 98 (1998)
Comic Greats 98 (1998) LT72 -
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