Movie Trading Cards

1996 DuoCards It's a Wonderful Life trading cards mark the only time the classic Christmas film has been brought to a mainstream set.

A couple of strong autographs and a set of limited edition costume cards lead the 2007 Artbox Harry Potter Comic-Con exclusives.

2004 Topps Lord of the Rings Trilogy Chrome gives a chromium spin to all three films in the epic series of films. Autographs are plentiful, landing two per hobby box. They also have a memorabilia card.

2006 Topps Lord of the Rings Evolution centers on the characters of the Peter Jackson trilogy. For a lot of collectors, the release is more important for having the first Lord of the Rings sketch cards.

2008 Inkworks X-Files: I Want to Believe trading cards not only cover the second film but it's the first set to include David Duchovny autographs. He and Gillian Anderson are both on the autographs checklist.

The 2010 TCM Summer Under the Stars trading card set was produced to promote the channel's annual event highlighting classic films from great actors. A limited number of sets were produced for a giveaway.

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.

2003 Rittenhouse Star Trek: Nemesis Expansion is a small factory set that has 18 base cards and a costume card. Base cards take advantage of the later release date, adding special effects shots.

2009 Topps Terminator: Salvation checklist, trading cards details, box info, odds, buy and check values, images and more.

To many, Tank Girl is an overlooked movie. But if the 1995 Comic Images Tank Girl trading cards are any indication, it wasn't supposed to be.