Batman Trading Cards

Like the movie they're based on, the 2004 Inkworks Catwoman Autographs can only be described as disappointing.

The 2005 Topps Batman Begins autograph lineup isn't big but it's still loaded. Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Liam Neeson and Katie Holmes are among the set's signers.

1995 Fleer Batman Forever Metal mixes art and a flashy look to present an alternative set for the blockbuster film. Etched foil parallels and 3-D holograms are among the inserts.

The movie sucks, but 1997 Fleer/SkyBox Batman and Robin Widevision trading cards are worthy of your attention simply for the legendary autograph lineup.

Of all the versions of Batman to come out in the 1990s, its the cartoon version that is the best in many people's eyes. 1993...

The limited edition 1966 Batman TV Series Blu-ray box set includes reprints of classic Topps cards. But they're pretty lame. Find out why and get a full checklist of the 44 cards.

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.

Much like the movie the set is based on, the 2004 Inkworks Catwoman trading cards are filled with disappointments. While Halle Berry didn't sign autographs, she is featured on several costume cards.

1966 Topps Batman Bat Laffs gallery. Find out about the classic set featuring Adam West, Burt Ward and more. See every card in the set.