With a dozen movies and a television series that lasted three seasons, there’s no shortage of Friday the 13th content to draw. Yet, 1993 Eclipse Jason Goes to Hell is the only thing resembling a comprehensive set of trading cards to represent the franchise.
1993 Eclipse Jason Goes to Hell Checklist Details
A total of 110 cards summary the ninth film to feature Jason Voorhees and his iconic hockey mask. At this point, the franchise might not have been at its best but it had long since established itself as a cornerstone of the slasher genre.
Cards are simple enough. Fronts have a basic black border and thin inner frame to go with a movie image. The movie’s word art is in one of the corners. That’s it. Backs have an illustration of Jason’s mask along with a detailed write-up summarizing the story.
While most of the cards focus on what’s shown on the screen, towards the end of the checklist are a few cards dedicated to the stars and production side of things.
There are no inserts.
1993 Eclipse Jason Goes to Hell trading cards are fairly obscure today. They’re out there, but it might take some hunting and a little luck to find them.
In March, 2013, a lot of production material used in the making of the set sold through Heritage Auctions for just $15.
Topps also made some Jason Goes to Hell trading cards in 1993. However, instead of a full release, these came as bonus cards inside the comics they made based on the film.
1993 Eclipse Jason Goes to Hell Checklist
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Set size: 110 cards
Cards per pack: 12
Packs per box: 36
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Base Set Checklist
110 cards.
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1 Prologue
2 Lonely Roads
3 The Misplaced Traveler
4 Lights Out
5 Enter Jason
6 Death Wears a Mask
7 On the Brink
8 Ambush
9 No Easy Kill
10 An Explosive Ending
11 Front Page News
12 Lured by a Lady
13 Bounty Hunter
14 A Strange Pulse
15 An Awry Autopsy
16 Spellbound
17 A Macabre Meal
18 Coroner’s Assistant
19 Murder in the Morgue
20 Diana Kimble
21 Joey B.
22 Vicki
23 Jason Burgers
24 Shelby and Ward
25 Steven Freeman
26 Sheriff Ed Landis
27 Randy
28 Duke Appears
29 Duke Detained
30 A Private Chat
31 Diana Has Doubts
32 End of an Affair
33 Josh Attacked
34 Josh Possessed
35 Unfamiliar Intruder
36 Jason Revealed
37 Unmortal Wound
38 Steven Enters Fray
39 Josh Escapes
40 Death of Diana
41 Steven Arrested
42 Surprise Arrivals
43 Vicki Helps Out
44 Details From Duke
45 Steven Makes a Break
46 A Bath for Baby
47 David’s Debut
48 Departure for Diner
49 Victim of Circumstance
50 David’s Demise
51 The Voorhees Place
52 Campbell’s True Colors
53 Josh’s Final Victim
54 Campbell Attacked
55 Pondering the Puzzle
56 Josh Destroyed
57 The Transfer Factor
58 Grief in the Gloom
59 Campbell Cometh
60 Hit and Run
61 Steven and Jessica Fall Out
62 Randy and Steven Face Off
63 Story of an Hour
64 Showdown at the Station
65 Jessica in Jeopardy
66 Steven Grabs a Gun
67 Brawl in the Hall
68 Rapid Recovery
69 Faker – #1469
70 Duke Escapes
71 Back at Joey B’s
72 Armed and Dangerous
73 A Makeshift Cradle
74 Confrontation With Joey B.
75 A Motive for Movement
76 Ward Wasted
77 Shelby Sees Red
78 Saute for Shelby
79 Joey B. Meets Maker
80 Vicki’s Defiant Death
81 Lone Survivor
82 The Book
83 A Duke, A Baby, A Dagger
84 A Mystic Blade
85 Late Arrivals
86 Birth of a Hellbaby
87 The Misbegotten
88 Jason Re-Revealed
89 Demise of Creighton Duke
90 Fight to Finish
91 Non-Lethal Weapon
92 No Safe Haven
93 Darkest Hour
94 Jessica Joins In
95 Doomstruck
96 An Eerie Escort
97 Quagmire
98 A Supernatural Salvation
99 And Baby Makes Three
100 Requiem
101 The Man Behind the Mask
102 Steven Culp
103 The K.N.B. EFX Group
104 Adam Marcus
105 John D. LeMay
106 Kari Keegan
107 Thousand Oaks
108 The Big Blast
109 Credits
110 Checklist
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