Cartoons

1990 Dart Flipcards Beetlejuice Animated offers a simple look at the lesser-known cartoon version of the classic movie character.

2002 Hero Factory Robotech is a modern set of trading cards based on the classic anime series. Autographs are among the avilable inserts.

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...

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.

1993 Topps Nicktoons trading cards bring together some of the most iconic cartoons of the 1990s. Ren and Stimpy, Rugrats, and Doug are all featured on cards, stickers and other interactive inserts.

1991 Topps Tiny Toon Adventures is the first set of trading cards based on the Looney Tunes spinoff. With 77 cards and 11 stickers, it's both simple and affordable.

1993 Topps Ren and Stimpy Show All-Prismatic is wild and crazy, even before you get to the memorable characters. Virtually every card comes with a wild prismatic look that is just as '90s as the property they're based on.

2002 Artbox Samurai Jack is a stylish interpretation of the critically acclaimed cartoon. Base cards are printed on canvas while inserts include die-cut cards and an autograph from creator Genndy Tartakovsky.

2003 Inkworks Justice League trading cards tackle the animated series that ran for two seasons between 2002 and 2004. Highlights include lenticular inserts and sketch cards drawn by the show's animators.

2003 Inkworks Scooby-Doo Mysteries and Monsters looks back on the various shows starring the goofy great dane, Shaggy and the rest of Mystery Inc. Highlights includes autographs and sketch cards.