Ryan Cracknell
A collector nearly his entire life, Ryan has nostalgic memories of biking to the store for anything with the O-Pee-Chee logo. Although his tastes are eclectic, he focuses mostly on baseball (building sets, Expos team sets and a John Jaha master collection) and entertainment trading cards. That said, there are lots of other sports (and stuff) in his collection.
Alias Season 1 Autographs Gallery and Guide
While Alias fizzled out toward the end, Inkwork's first batch of autographs has some key actors that have appeal beyond the show. The 2002...
2001 Fleer WWF Wrestlemania Box Break and Review
WWF Wrestlemania marks Fleer's first attempt at producing a wrestling set and it's got as mixed a reaction as any match between William Regal...
DIY Sets: Rise of the Planet of the Apes Autographs
Despite a long history of Planet of the Apes trading cards, no set was made for the surprisingly awesome Rise of the Planet of...
2011 5finity Grimm Fairy Tales Sketch Card Artist Checklist
Here's a list of artists with work in 5finity's 2011 Grimm Fairy Tale release. 2011 5finity Grimm Fairy Tales Sketch Card Artists List Adam ClevelandAlex RiegelAmber...
The Changing Face of Non-Sport Card Collecting is Here
Delve into the issues surrounding premium packs and sets, and how they're changing the world of non-sport and entertainment trading cards.
2011 Leaf Muhammad Ali Autograph Short Prints
Find out which signers are short prints in the 2011 Leaf Muhammad Ali trading cards.
2010-11 ITG Between the Pipes Masked Men III Emerald Error
Find out about an error on the 2010-11 ITG Between the Pipe Masked Men III Emerald inserts. Sorry, they're not one-of-ones.
2011 Upper Deck Thor Sketch Card Artists List
Get a full list of artists contributing to 2011 Upper Deck Thor trading cards.
The Dilemma of Video Trading Cards
Video sports cards are coming. But is it a good thing?
Sports Card Distribution and the Woes of Not Having a (Good) Local Shop
The sports card industry has some very defined distribution methods intended to drive collectors to shops. While good in theory, does it actually hurt the hobby?