Remember simpler times, when fictional characters weren't held back by their owners and contracts? to collab with ofher fictional characters for the sake of making dope art?

Am I crazy to say that Wizard made some of the BEST looking art on cards with unmitigated freedom to pull characters from Marvel, DC, Image, Dark Horse?

But for real, Cap vs Batman?! That would be a fight worthy of an entire comic arc! Batman is all about having contingencies against meta-or in this case super human soldiers, who do you guys think would win?

I'm so happy I still got these, sooo sick, I'll always standby what I've said about Marvel Cards, the 92's-95's will always be the best era, not a hater but i'm just not about the newer modern marvel cards, imo they're hella weaksauce!

I can't wait to get this Judge Dredd #1 variant cover signed by Duane Swierczynski slabbed, and I know not to look too much into or obsess over trying to get a 9.8, but still, before submitting, does anyone have any tips on how I can "fix" that corner in the second pic?

I buy 96.34% of all my lego sets/mini-figs through BrickLink, but occasionally I find some 🔥🔥 on ebay, I talked a seller into selling me (flawless) Red Hood, his bike, Capt. Boomerang AND Katana from the Killer Croc Sewer set for only $60 dollhairs + $6 shipping! Now if only I get this lucky finding Nightwing (bat015) for even half its ≈$450-$500 value!

While I do love the modern marvel cards, I always felt there was something unique and special about those Fleer Marvel cards between '92-'95 right?!

I know this isn't a Grail or anything, but I loved the Virgin cover art and that I had the chance to meet Alex Ross to get his 47th/75 signature on Spider #1; I've just often wondered what could have prevented this from getting that 9.8 grade!

Any ideas? Idc about it being more monetary valuable, but it just woulda been nice 🥹