Movie Trading Cards

2007 Inkworks Seeker: The Dark Is Rising trading cards are a solid adaptation of a film few watched. And therein lies the problem. Highlights include autographs from Ian McShane.

2004 Comic Images Shrek 2 trading cards is, in most ways, a very basic release. Autographs and sketch cards are randomly inserted but they're not from any big names.

1995 SkyBox Cinderella trading cards recap the Disney animated classic with a simple configuration that focuses mainly on basic cards. However, there are also a couple of inexpensive and attractive inserts.

Based on the film, 1997 Inkworks Men In Black trading cards might not be fancy by today's standards. However, they delve into the movie with decent depth and several styles of inserts.

SkyBox Star Trek Cinema 2000 trading cards cover the first nine theatrical films for the franchise. Highlights include one autograph per box and a diverse mix of inserts.

1979 General Mills Muppet Movie trading cards were included on the back of Cheerios and other cereal boxes. It's also one of the first times Jim Henson's Muppets were included on trading cards.

1991 Pro Set Little Mermaid trading cards simply summarize the classic animated Disney film. The base set has 90 cards and is complimented by a few easy-to-collect inserts.

The 2006 Artbox Harry Potter San Diego Comic-Con exclusive feature a mix of rare costume and prop cards.

2011 Topps Star Wars Galaxy 6 is the third in the line since it was rebooted. While sketch cards are promised one per hobby box, many came with multiple. The set also includes signed Sketchagraph cards.

2007 Artbox Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix trading cards cover the fifth film in the franchise. Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint all have autographs in the product.