Movie Trading Cards

2004 Inkworks Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed trading cards are highlighted by a solid autograph checklist and some fun Pieceworks costume cards.

1979 Topps Black Hole trading cards capture one of Disney's major forays into the world of space adventures. It comes with a standard mix of cards and stickers that were common for the era.

1996 Fleer/SkyBox Toy Story Series 2 trading cards have nothing to do with the Pixar sequel. Rather, it's a follow-up to the first set...

2012 Topps Star Wars Galaxy 7 wraps up the line's second run. The art focus goes beyond the base set and into the inserts as well. Sketch Cards are the main chase element.

1985 Topps Rambo First Blood: Part II may seem like a curious choice for a set of trading cards. But that's okay. They're awesome.

2007 Rittenhouse Complete James Bond trading cards live up to their name with a massive checklist, a large number of strong autographs and a variety of props.

2007 Inkworks Golden Compass is a beautiful set of trading cards based on the movie. While there are Pieceworks costume cards, there aren't any autographs.

2004 Rittenhouse Chronicles of Riddick trading cards are bolstered by the inclusion of a Vin Diesel autograph. Other signers include Judi Dench and Thandie Newton.

2008 Rittenhouse Star Trek Movies In Motion is a lenticular set that brings actual action to trading cards. And the autograph checklist is strong, too.

2005 Topps Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Widevision trading cards wrap up the prequel trilogy in the over-sized format. Samuel L. Jackson is among the set's signers.