Tag: Xena: Warrior Princess

2007 Rittenhouse Xena: Dangerous Liaisons is the card maker's final set of trading cards for the show. Autographs aren't a major focus but each box has a pair of costume cards.

2005 Rittenhouse Xena and Hercules: Animated Adventures trading cards combine both franchises with a cartoon spin.

Not surprisingly, 2004 Rittenhouse Art and Images of Xena: Warrior Princess trading cards take an artistic approach to the series including sketch cards and multiple inserts that highlight the work of specific artists.

2003 Rittenhouse Quotable Xena: Warrior Princess trading cards feature a deep checklist. Base cards are done in etched foil while autograph come in three different versions including dual signatures and autographed costume cards.

2002 Rittenhouse Xena: Beauty and Brawn trading cards take a character-based approach. Each box has an autograph and two costume cards.

2001 Rittenhouse Xena: Warrior Princess Season 6 trading cards continue with the company's more premium focus. Each box includes and autograph and a costume card.

2001 Rittenhouse Xena: Warrior Princess Seasons 4 and 5 is the first set for the license since shifting over from Topps. The first Lucy Lawless autograph is among the product's highlights.

1999 Topps Xena: Warrior Princess Series 3 marks the final set for the show from the card maker. While there are no autographs this time around, the inserts do stand out.

1998 Topps Xena: Warrior Prince Series 2 trading cards feature a simple checklist devoid of any frills. The set does, however, have the first Xena autograph cards.

1998 Topps Xena: Warrior Princess marks the first set of trading cards for the popular series. The simple approach has kept it affordable.