Movie Trading Cards

The 2002 Rittenhouse James Bond 40th Anniversary Autographs kick off a long-running set of signed cards. Highlights here include George Lazenby and Christopher Lee.

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

The Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Costume cards cover both sets, offering pieces of wardrobe worn in the film.

The movie may not have been the huge hit many anticipated, but the 2007 Inkworks Golden Compass Pieceworks cards features swatches from some impressive costumes worn by Nicole Kidman, Eva Green, Daniel Craig and more.

The 2009 Rittenhouse X-Men Origins: Wolverine Autographs checklist features several big names, most notably Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds.

2010 Artbox Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 trading cards follow a similar format as other films in the franchise with autographs, prop and costume cards garnering much of the attention.

2004 Topps Star Wars Heritage trading cards take a retro approach to all six original trilogy and prequel films. This is the first set to include sketch cards from the films.

2007 Breygent Vintage Poster Collection: Classic Sci-Fi and Horror trading cards showcase some of the greatest genre posters of all-time. All cards are over-sized and inserts include autographs and sketch cards.

2004 Upper Deck Disney Pixar Treasures trading cards dip into the first six films from the company, starting with Toy Story and Running through to The Incredibles.

On the surface, 2010 Rittenhouse James Bond Heroes and Villains trading cards focus on the franchise's characters. However, they're joined by large autograph and memorabilia checklists as well as additions to longstanding insert sets.