Marvel Trading Cards

2006 Rittenhouse X-Men 3: The Last Stand is the only stab the card maker had at the movie franchise. Highlights include an autograph per box with a checklist of the signers featuring Hugh Jackman, Anna Paquin and Patrick Stewart.

2001 Topps Marvel Legends trading cards delve deep into the heroes and villains of the Marvel Universe. Although not the first, the set includes some of the earliest Marvel sketch cards.

2002 Topps Spider-Man Movie trading cards kick off the Sam Raimi trilogy with a relatively simple checklist that lacks premium elements.

1997 Fleer/SkyBox X-Men 2099: Oasis offer a trading card take of the one-shot comic. All of the artwork, like the book, is by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt.

2009 Rittenhouse X-Men Origins: Wolvering trading cards include autographs of not only lead star Hugh Jackman but Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool. The checklist includes additional cards that highlight Wolverine's comic origins.

Upper Deck took over the Iron Man movie license for the sequel. A small but strong list of autographs plus costume and sketch cards lead the chase.

1995 Fleer/SkyBox DC Versus Marvel pits the characters of both comic worlds against each other. Highlights include extremely rare lenticular Mirage inserts.

While the Robert Downey Jr. and Todd Bridges autographs highlight the product, 2008 Rittenhouse Iron Man trading cards have a lot of other things going on as well.

Get a history of the X-Men with this 45-card insert set from Upper Deck's first Marvel Beginnings release.

While the movie isn't very memorable, 2003 Topps Daredevil trading cards have autographs from Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner that are. Get full details on these and everything else that's in the set.