Comics Trading Cards

1960 Fleer Casper the Ghost trading cards are one of the era's more popular sets. Tough to find and condition sensitive, it's not cheap either. Get a detailed look at the set including a full checklist.

1995 Fleer/SkyBox DC Versus Marvel pits the characters of both comic worlds against each other. Highlights include extremely rare lenticular Mirage inserts.

Get a full list of artists that contributed to the 2010 5finity Hack/Slash Sketch Card set. Includes quantities as well.

While the Robert Downey Jr. and Todd Bridges autographs highlight the product, 2008 Rittenhouse Iron Man trading cards have a lot of other things going on as well.

Get a history of the X-Men with this 45-card insert set from Upper Deck's first Marvel Beginnings release.

2009 5finity Archie March of Dimes Sketch Cards marked the debut of a premium, sketch-only distribution method. But was it any good? Here's a three-pack break.

The Dark Knight gets the full hologram treatment in 1996 Fleer/SkyBox Batman Holo Series. Every card in the product, including the base set, is a hologram. And they're not the lame kind either.

1996 Fleer/SkyBox Marvel Ultra Onslaught trading cards tackle the massive story that led to several changes in the Marvel Universe, particularly within the X-Men. The set includes high-quality base cards and several inserts.

2004 Rittenhouse Conan: Art of the Hyborian Age trading cards add color to the Savage Sword of Conan comic magazine. Each box includes a sketch card, the first for the franchise.

1998 SkyBox Marvel: The Silver Age is dedicated to one of the most important era in comics history. Not only does the set have some of the first Marvel sketch cards, but many are done by some of the company's legends.