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Wacky Packages Discussion => General Wacky Packages Discussion => Master Lists => Topic started by: RawGoo on October 26, 2010, 05:47:20 AM
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List edited, and updated to include 2011 Halloween set - 10/30/2011
Miscellaneous modifications - 11/2011
Added Loaffy Taffy 01/2012
Added Series 8, Clubbed Crackers Philly promo, and set purchase limits - 05/2012
List edited, and updated to include 2012 Halloween set – 12/3/2012
List edited and updated to include Series 9 – 7/4/2013
List updated to include sketch artist names
List updated to include 2013 Halloween set – 10/31/2013
SERIES 1 (Sale date 11/21/2007, no limit per mailing address):
Limited Editon:
- 100 signed/numbered postcard sets (Dracky Packages, Quacky Packages, Weaky Packages)
- Envelope with grey logo
- 100 numbered sketch cards based on the 3 titles
- All art and sketches by Neil Camera
- Issue price $36.95
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front).
- Envelope with red logo
- Issue price $6.95
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SERIES 2 (Sale date 7/11/2008, no limit per mailing address):
Limited Edition:
- 250 Signed/numbered postcard sets (Cheatas, Swiss Moose, Mummy D)
- Envelope with yellow logo
- 250 numbered sketch cards based on the 3 titles
- All art and sketches by Neil Camera
- TS1 Bonus card - Mutty Bars
- Issue price $36.95
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with yellow logo
- TS1 Bonus card - Mutty Bars
- Issue price $6.95
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SERIES 3 (Sale date 5/11/2009, no limit per mailing address):
Limited Edition:
- 200 Signed/numbered postcard sets (Eerio, Bassquick, Gloomy Bears)
- Envelope with green logo
- 200 numbered sketch cards based on the 3 titles
- All art and sketches by Neil Camera
- TS2 Bonus card - Grave Nuts
- Issue price $36.95
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with green logo
- TS3 Bonus card - Clucky Soup
- Issue price $6.95
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SERIES 4 (Sale date 10/9/2009, no limit per mailing address):
Limited Edition:
- 200 limited edition postcard sets (9 to Life, Dead & Buried, Rex Mix, Bugweiser, Molten Crisp)
- Envelope with blue logo
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered to match sketch
- 200 numbered sketch cards based on 9 to Life, Dead & Buried, Rex Mix, 7 Pup, Molten Crisp, and Hoppy Meal
- 200 sets of 5 bio cards (Alfrey, Camera, Smokin' Joe, Wheaton and Zeleznik, all of whom did sketch cards)
- TS4 Bonus card - Hoppy Meal
- Issue price $36.95
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with blue logo
- TS5 Bonus card - 7 Pup
- Issue price $6.95
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HALLOWEEN POSTCARDS/TRADING CARDS (2009):
- Halloween postcard -Philly Show Edition: (Ghostess, Bricks, Bots), says "Tricky Treat!" in black inside white burst under Wacky Packages logo on reverse; a few were also included with Series 4.
- Halloween postcard - regular release with Series 4: (Ghostess, Bricks, Bots), says "Tricked Out!" in white inside orange burst under Wacky Packages logo on reverse. Glossier front finish than the "Tricky Treat!" version.
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with all Series 4 limited edition sets and with Series 4 regular postcard sets while supplies lasted (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set.
- Approximately 50 Halloween sketch cards based on Ghostess, Bricks and Bots, distributed by the artist, Neil Camera.
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PROMO CARDS (2009):
- Series 5 Croca Cola Zero promo card - with "Coming Winter 2010"
- Series 5 Croca Cola Zero promo card - with "Coming February 2010"
- Series 5 Croca Cola Zero promo sticker - with "Coming February 2010" on front (white back)
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SERIES 5 (Sale date 3/1/2010, no limit per mailing address):
Limited Edition:
- 250 limited edition postcard sets (Tombs, Wander, Taco Bill, Klepto, Stench Berries)
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered to match sketch
- Envelope with orange logo
- 250 numbered sketch cards based on Tombs, Wander, Klepto, Stench Berries, Gaggin' Strips and Speed Lick
- 250 sets of 6 bio cards (Camera, Engstrom, Kirscht, Parisi, Smokin' Joe and Zeleznik – all but Parisi did sketch cards)
- TS6 Bonus card – Gaggin' Strips
- Issue price $36.95
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with orange logo
- TS7 Bonus card – Speed Lick
- Issue price $6.95
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Spring 2010 Philly promo postcard Peepers (May 1-2, 2010)
- Reverse has the Wacky Packages Postcards logo, as well as the Philly show logo and date
- Numbered NS1
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WACKY PACKAGES POSTCARD COLLECTOR'S KIT:
- Official Deluxe-Edition Collectors Binder (Red)
- Exclusive Wacky Packages Postcards Souvenir Stamps Sheet
- Bonus Ultra-Pro (10) 2-Pocket Postcard Pages
- Issue price $16.95
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SERIES 6 (Sale date 7/2/2010, limit of 5 sets per mailing address):
Limited Edition*:
- 300 limited edition postcard sets (Game of Lice, Killing Croc, Captain Moron, Alpha Bytes, Maulboro)
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered to match sketch
- Pink wrapper, numbered to match sketch
- 300 numbered sketch cards based on Game of Lice, Killing Croc, Captain Moron, Alpha Bytes, Maulboro, H8 and Philly’s Runt
- 300 sets of 5 bio cards (Camera, Engstrom, Kirscht, Smokin' Joe and Zeleznik, all of whom did sketch cards)
- TS9 Bonus card – Philly’s Runt
- Issue price $39.95
* Due to a lost delivery, Limited Edition postcard sets were issued as two separate phases. Phase 1, also known as 6A, includes sets numbered 1 through 150, and Phase 2, also known as 6B includes sets 151 through 300. Differences are as follows:
- Phase 1 LE postcards have a white Topps logo on the reverse, and Phase 2 LE postcards have a red Topps logo on the reverse
- Phase 1 COAs have "Limited Edition Postcards" in black, and Phase 2 COAs have "Limited Edition Postcards" in pink
- Phase 1 wrappers have the set number in white in a pink oval, and Phase 2 wrappers have the set number in pink in a white oval
- Phase 1 sketch cards have the Wacky Packages logo in yellow, and Phase 2 sketch cards have the Wacky Packages logo in red
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with pink logo
- TS8 Bonus card – H8
- Issue price $6.95
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HALLOWEEN 2010 POSTCARDS (Sale date 10/20/2010, limit of 5 sets per mailing address):
- 500 Halloween postcard sets (Kackel, Mellow Cup, Mike and Yikes, Boozooka, Stake 5, Starbeast/Tootsie Troll combo)
- Orange wrapper with spiderweb pattern, unnumbered
- 500 numbered sketch cards based on Kackel, Mellow Cup, Mike and Yikes, Boozooka, Stake 5, Starbeast, Tootsie Troll and Mr. Ghoulbar*
- 500 bio cards total; each postcard set included only the bio card for the artist whose sketch card was in the pack (Camera, Engstrom, Kirscht, Parisi, Simko, Smokin' Joe and Zeleznik, all of whom did sketch cards)
- TS10 Bonus card – Mr. Ghoulbar
- Issue price $39.95
*Note: each of the 7 artists created 6 colored sketch cards, where the "Postcards" logo at the top of the sketch card is in red, instead of black. In addition, the copyright line at the bottom of a colored sketch card specifies "color sketch."
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SERIES 7
Limited Edition (Sale date 6/23/2011, limit of 5 sets per mailing address):
- 500 sets of unnumbered limited edition postcards (Old Spikes, Glooberry, Flabbenbelly, Romaine, Count Cluckula, Ruffs), with each postcard marked as "Limited Edition" on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Red envelope, decorated to match postcard titles
- 500 unnumbered sketch cards based on Old Spikes, Glooberry, Flabbenbelly, Romaine, Count Cluckula, Ruffs, Marigold Whip, and Cap’n Clunk*
- 1,000 bio cards total; each set contained 2 of 6 different artist bio cards (Camera, Chaimuang, Engstrom, Kirscht, Lynch and Simko)
- Sketch cards done by Camera, Chaimuang, Engstrom, Kirscht, Lynch, Parisi, Simko and Wheaton, although Wheaton sketches are not believed to have been inserted into postcard sets (see note ** below)
- TS12 Bonus card – Marigold Whip
- Special Wacky Packages Postcard poster
- Issue price $39.95
*Note: each of the 7 sketch artists created a few color sketches; the copyright line on the reverse of these color sketches specifies "color sketch."
** A small number of sketch cards were created for pulled titles, including Twister’s Choice, Clubbed Crackers and Corn Flames; these were not inserted into postcard sets, but were released in sketch Funpaks in 2013.
Regular Edition (Sale date 6/24/2011):
- Standard postcards, no signature box on reverse, and with copyright on front
- Red envelope, decorated to match postcard titles (identical to LE set envelope)
- TS11 Bonus card – Cap’n Clunk
- Three mini postcards, one with each two regular edition sets purchased: PCM1 – Glooberry; PCM2 – Count Cluckula; PCM3 – Flabbenbelly. The art on these cards differs from the postcards themselves, and may be color/conceptual roughs.
- Issue price $7.95
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2011 HALLOWEEN POSTCARDS (Sale date 10/14/11, limit of 3 sets per mailing address):
- 650* Halloween postcard sets (Ork, Bog Red, Hairy Mane, Alltoads, Human Heads, Witchamacallit, Hairi-Boo/Cracker Drac combo), with each postcard marked as "Limited Edition" on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Purple wrapper with spiderweb pattern, unnumbered
- 650 numbered sketch cards based on Ork, Bog Red, Hairy Mane, Alltoads, Human Heads, Witchamacallit, Hairi-Boo, Cracker Drac, and Toothie Roll (7 different artists)**
- 1,300 bio cards total; each postcard set included 2 bio cards (Camera, Chaimuang, Engstrom, Kirscht, Lynch, Simko, Zapata and Zeleznik – all but Zeleznik did sketch cards)
- TS13 Bonus card – Toothie Roll
- One mini postcard in each postcard set: PCM4 – Cracker Drac. The art on this card is Jay Lynch's concept art for the title.
- Issue price $39.95
*Note: Although the online sale webpage stated 660 sets, it is believed that only 650 were produced, based upon the Certificates of Authenticity stating set # __ of 650. Furthermore, no sets numbered higher than 650 have been reported to date.
** Note: The only exact sketch count known is that Jay Lynch created 50 b/w Hairy Mane sketches for this set – those sketches were reproduced in Wacky Packages Comics No. 1, described below. Brent Engstrom is believed to have produced 150 b/w sketches. There were a small number of color sketches produced for this series, as well as a handful of glow-in-the-dark sketches (Neil Camera). There is no difference in the copyright or card stock for the color or glow-in-the-dark sketches relative to the black and white sketches.
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Wacky Packages Comics No. 1 (First sale date October 22, 2011):
- 650 limited edition books, numbered on Page 2 and signed by Jay Lynch on the inside rear cover (Page 17)
- The 50 b/w sketches created by Jay Lynch for the 2011 Halloween Postcard set are presented in this postcard-sized comic book as a continuous story. The front cover of the book states "as chronicled by Jay Lynch for Wacky Packages Postcards."
- The rear cover of the book is a "souvenir postcard," numbered WC1, with a Wacky Packages Comics Postcard logo and a signature box on the inside. Rear cover art, which would be the souvenir postcard front, is a color concept illustration of Hairy Mane by Jay Lynch.
- Issue price $10.00
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Fall 2011 Philly promo postcard Baby Wrath (October 22-23, 2011)
- Reverse art matches Wacky Halloween Postcards 2011, with the relocation of the shoptopps.com logo to immediately beneath the Wacky logo at the top left, and a Philly show logo at the bottom left, in place of the artist signature box.
- Numbered NS2
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December 2011 The Wrapper Magazine issue #264 (Jan.1-Feb 15, 2012) exclusive postcard Loaffy Taffy
- Reverse art includes the Wacky Packages Postcards logo at the top left, and a box at the bottom left stating "Presented by shoptopps.com exclusively for The Wrapper."
- Available by sending postage costs to the editor of The Wrapper, with or without purchase of the magazine issue.
- Unnumbered
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SERIES 8
Limited Edition (Sale date 3/15/2012, originally limited to 5 sets per mailing address, restriction removed a few days into release):
- 999 sets of unnumbered limited edition postcards (Highbrow National Franks, Gnutella, Fig Newts, Twister's Choice, Coagulate, Dr. Puffer), with each postcard marked as "Limited Edition" on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Yellow envelope, decorated to match postcard titles
- 999 unnumbered sketch cards based on Highbrow National Franks, Gnutella, Fig Newts, Twister's Choice, Coagulate, Dr. Puffer, Pampered, and Hormone Chili*
- 1,998 bio cards total; each set contained 2 of 8 different artist bio cards (Camera, Engstrom, Kirscht, Simko, Smokin' Joe, Wheaton, Wright and Zeleznik)
- Sketch cards by Camera, Kirscht, Parisi, Pingitore, Simko, Smokin' Joe, Walton, Wheaton, and Zeleznik)
- TS14 Bonus card – Pampered
- Issue price $44.95
*Note: each of the sketch artists created a few color sketches; the copyright line on the reverse of these color sketches specifies "color sketch." However, some color sketches were done on the regular cards, and vice versa.
Regular Edition (Sale date 3/16/2012):
- Standard postcards, no signature box on reverse, and with copyright on front
- White envelope with red logo, no decoration
- TS15 Bonus card – Hormone Chili
- One mini postcard, one copy with each two regular edition sets purchased: PCM5 –Dr. Puffer. The art is a conceptual rough.
- Issue price $7.95
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Spring 2012 Philly promo postcard Clubbed Crackers (April 21-22, 2012)
- Reverse has the Wacky Packages Postcards logo, as well as the Philly show logo and date
- Numbered NS3
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WACKY PACKAGES POSTCARD COLLECTOR'S KIT:
- Official Deluxe-Edition Collectors Binder (Yellow)
- Bonus 10 Ultra-Pro 2-Pocket Postcard Pages
- Issue price $19.95
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2012 HALLOWEEN POSTCARDS
Limited Edition (Sale date 10/18/12, limit of 3 sets per mailing address & credit card):
- 666 sets of coffin shaped postcards with black backgrounds (Mirky Way, Mummy's [brown package, "morbid chocolate"], Hunch, Bit-O-Hairy, Hounds, Plots), with each postcard marked as "Limited Edition" on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Coffin shaped folder, unnumbered
- 666 numbered sketch cards based on Mirky Way, Mummy’s, Hunch, Bit-O-Hairy, Hounds, Plots
- 1,998 bio cards total; each postcard set included 3 of 9 different artist bio cards (Camera, Chaimuang, Engstrom, Gambino, Im, Kirscht, Pingatore, Simko and Smokin' Joe)
- Sketch cards by Barrett, Brower, Camera, Engstrom, Gambino, Kirscht, Pingitore, Simko, Smokin’ Joe, Walton*
- TS16 Bonus card – Necko
- Issue price $52.95
* Note: Joe Simko created at least 70 sketches for this set – those sketches were reproduced in Wacky Packages Comics No. 2, described below. Color sketches have a copyright line on the front specifying "color sketch."
Regular "Tricky Treat" Edition (Online sale release date 10/18/2012, although sets were available at New York Comic Con on 10/12/12):
- Standard postcards, white background, no signature box on reverse, and with copyright on front (Mirky Way, Mummy's [yellow package, "petrified"], Hunch, Bit-O-Hairy, Hounds, Plots, Strike/Slayday combo
- Green wrapper with spiderweb pattern, unnumbered
- TS17 Bonus card – Broke’s
- Issue price $11.95
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Wacky Packages Comics No. 2 (First online sale date October 18, 2012, although books were available at New York Comic Con on 10/12/12):
- 300 limited edition books, hand numbered and signed by Joe Simko on the inside front cover
- The 70 sketches created by Joe Simko for the 2012 Halloween Postcard set are presented in this full-sized comic book as a continuous story. The front cover of the book states "as chronicled by Joe Simko for Wacky Packages Postcards."
- Issue price $11.95
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WACKY PACKAGES HALLOWEEN POSTCARD BINDER:
- Official Deluxe-Edition Collectors Binder (Orange with spiderweb pattern)
- Issue price $19.95
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SERIES 9
Limited Edition (Sale date 6/25/13, limit of 3 sets per mailing address & credit card, restriction removed a few days into release, sold out 6/28/13):
- 350 sets of unnumbered limited edition postcards (Hungry Bunches of Goats, England's Beast, Corn Flames, Snitchers, Howls, All Branch), with each postcard marked as "Limited Edition" on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Dark blue wrapper, unnumbered
- 350 numbered sketch cards based on Wacky titles from this and previous postcard sets
- Each postcard set included 2 of 6 bio cards (Camera, Engstrom, Gross, Kirscht, Simko and Smokin' Joe, all of whom did sketch cards)
- Stamp booklet with 8 different stamps (6 postcard titles and 2 logos)
- TS18 Bonus card – Booty Pebbles
- Issue price $52.95
* Note: There were a small number of color sketches produced for this Limited Edition series but there is no difference in the copyright or card stock for the color sketches relative to the black and white sketches. In addition, there were a small number of postcard sized sketches included in Limited Edition sets; it is believed that all were numbered 330 or higher, making the number of large sketches approximately 20 or less.
Regular Edition (Sale date 6/25/13):
- 1,000 sets of standard postcards, white background, no signature box on reverse, and with copyright on front
- White envelope with green logo, no decoration
- 1,000 numbered sketch stickers, with 3 different kiss-cut border shapes (can, box and bottle), based on Wacky titles from this and previous postcard sets (10 different artists)
- Sketch cards by Bergen, Brower, Camera, Comes, Engstrom, Graham, Gross, Grossberg, Kirscht, Parisi, Simko, and Smokin' Joe
- TS19 Bonus card – Hersheeps
- Issue price $39.95
* Note: There were a small number of color sketch stickers produced for this series but there is no difference in the copyright or sticker stock for the color sketches relative to the black and white sketches.
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Fall 2013 Philly promo postcard with Killing Sppprreee and Hellraiserets (September 21-22, 2013)
- Reverse has the Wacky Halloween Postcards logo, as well as the Philly show logo and date
- Numbered NS4
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Halloween 2013
Limited Edition (Sale date 10/24/13, approx. 12:30 am, limit of 3 sets per mailing address & credit card, restriction removed 10/29/13):
- 666 sets of unnumbered limited edition postcards (Harms Glow Pop, It Kat, Sno Corpse, Stitchers, Marrow Cup, Butcherfinger), with each postcard marked as "Limited Edition" on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Color Halloween decorated envelope, unnumbered
- 666 numbered sketch cards based on Wacky titles from this set
- Each postcard set included 2 of 6 bio cards (Camera, Engstrom, Gambino, Kirscht, Simko and Smokin' Joe
- Sketch cards by Brower, Camera, Engstrom, Gambino, Graham, Kirscht, Parisi, Pingitore, Simko, Smokin' Joe, and Zapata*
- TS20 Bonus card – Whatchamakillit
- Issue price $52.99
* Note: There were a number of color sketches produced for this Limited Edition series but there is no difference in the copyright or card stock for the color sketches relative to the black and white sketches.
Tricky Treat Edition (Sale date 10/24/13):
- 7 standard postcards (Harms Glow Pop, It Kat, Sno Corpse, Stitchers, Marrow Cup, Butcherfinger, Hellraiserets), no signature box on reverse, and with copyright on front
- Red wrapper with spiderweb pattern, unnumbered
- TS21 Bonus card – Killing Sppprreee
- Issue price $11.99
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Halloween 2013 posters (Sale date 10/24/13)
- 6 trading card stock 8” x 14” posters of the 2013 Halloween postcards (Harms Glow Pop, It Kat, Sno Corpse, Stitchers, Marrow Cup, Butcherfinger) with a red spiderweb background
- Issue price $39.99 for a set of 6
- Also available individually for $9.99; Harms Glow Pop was initially available individually, but was later removed from the website
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April Fools 2020
Limited Edition (Sale date 4/1/20, approx. Noon, available until 4/8/20 at Noon):
- 566 unnumbered sets of 6 limited edition postcards (Garbage Pail Kidders, Oozy Q's, Hyde's Demento Ketchup, Cacklin' Goat Bran, Awful Jokes, Feetos), with each postcard marked as "Limited Edition" on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, unnumbered
- White envelope with red logo and Garbage Pail Kidders decoration, unnumbered
- Sketch cards based on Wacky titles from this set and other Wacky sets
- Each postcard set included 2 of 6 bio cards (Camera, Chaimuang, Engstrom, Gregory, Kirscht and Smokin' Joe)
- Sketch cards by Acevedo, Blakey, Brower, Camera, Chaimuang, Chenduz, Contois, Cortez, Gregory, Jiminez, Kipfer, Meeks, Pepe, Scheres, Skubis, Williams, and Yoga Demon *
- T22 Bonus card – fitbite **
- Issue price $50.00
* Note: There were a number of color sketches produced for this Limited Edition series but there is no difference in the copyright or card stock for the color sketches relative to the black and white sketches.
** Note: The "S" was left out of the bonus card number (normally "TS")
Regular Edition (Sale date 4/1/20, approx. Noon, available until 4/8/20 at Noon):
- 344 sets of 6 standard postcards (Garbage Pail Kidders, Oozy Q's, Hyde's Demento Ketchup, Cacklin' Goat Bran, Awful Jokes, Feetos), no signature box on reverse, and with copyright on front
- White envelope with yellow logo, no decoration, unnumbered
- TS23 Bonus card – SweattiOs
- Issue price $15.00
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Halloween 2020
Postcard Set (Sale date 10/22/20, approx. Noon, available until 10/29/20, sold out about 45 minutes before Noon):
- 600 unnumbered, unsigned sets of 3 postcards (Skeletals, Ravenets, Split Kat) *
- White envelope with green logo, no decoration
- Each postcard set included 1 of 3 Bio cards (Dionese, Chaimuang, Kirscht)
- Each postcard set included 1 of 3 Glow in the Dark Postcards (Bots, Bricks, Ghostess Fright Pies), numbered 1G to 3G
- Each postcard set included 1 of 3 Halloween Masks (View Monster, Scary Lee, Cover Ghoul), numbered M1 to M3
- Issue price $25.00
* Note: There were a limited number of sets where the regular base postcards were replaced with special orange backgrounds with a slight glitter finish on the fronts. Therefore, there are less than 600 regular base sets, and making up the remainder of the 600 are what is expected to be a significantly lesser number of orange background base sets.
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April Fools 2023
(Sale date 4/5/23, approx. Noon and available for approx. 1 week. Purchase limited to 10 sets on the first two days, unknown after that):
- An unknown number of yellow boxed sets of (6) 5" x 7" postcards (Plunders Peanuts, Cinnamon Goat Bunch, Porcupine Sol, Hackers, Wormheads, Sickly Orange)
- Each postcard set included 2 of 6 regular sized stickers of the postcard art
- Each postcard set included 2 of 6 regular sized "stamp" stickers for the postcard art
- Each postcard set included 1 of 2 bonus stickers, either Jay Day or Inverted Ajerx
- Each postcard set included 1 sketch card based on Wacky titles from this set and other Wacky sets
- Sketch cards by:
David Acevedo
Neil Camera
Darrin Pepe
Dan Contois
Floydman Sumner
Barry Spears
Brandhen Snyder
Bobby Blakey
Eric Medina
Aaron Laurich
Kimber Grobman
Robert Jimenez
Patrick Giles
Jasmine Contois
Joey Fitchett
Erik Muller
Chad Scheres
Ricky Kipfer
Shane Garvey
Gregory FAGES
Simone Arena
Vincent D'Ippolito
- There were a limited number of 5" x 7" sketch cards produced for this set, all done by Neil Camera
- Issue price $50.00
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Halloween 2023 Postcards
(Sale date 10/11/23, approx. Noon and available until _______. No Limit on purchases.:
- An unknown number of purple Halloween decorated boxed sets of (7) 5" x 7" postcards (Red Clots, Cracker Jack O'Lantern, Batty Ruth, Oh, Help Me!, KryptKat, Twitch (Left and Right versions, apparently equally distributed))
- Each postcard set included 2 of 7 regular sized stickers of the postcard art, with 6 comics on the backs
- Each postcard set included 2 of 6 regular sized "stamp" stickers for the postcard art
- Each postcard set included 1 of 3 coffin stickers (Eviltime, Bleed's, Creep)
- Each postcard set included 1 sketch card based on Wacky titles from this set and other Wacky sets
- Sketch cards by:
Carmen SantaFerrara
Pete Zies
David Acevedo
Neil Camera
Dan Contois
Floydman Sumner
Eric Medina
Aaron Laurich
Kimber Grobman
Robert Jimenez
Jasmine Contois
Joey Fitchett
Steve Crockett
Albert Collado
Roo Beeo
Gregory Fages
Simone Arena
Vincent D'Ippolito
Jordan Gumbrell
- Issue price $49.99
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In addition, the copyright line at the bottom of a colored sketch card specifies ‘color sketch.’
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I never even noticed that. I wonder if that has to do with coloring them after the fact?
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I for one appreciate your efforts Pat. Thanks. :great:
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maybe it would be clearer to state 72 of each bio card in the bio card line.
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I wonder if that has to do with coloring them after the fact?
The colored in "postcards" text and the copyright with the artist's name are all pre-printed on these cards.
So I'm not sure what you mean by your question?
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The colored in "postcards" text and the copyright with the artist's name are all pre-printed on these cards.
So I'm not sure what you mean by your question?
What I mean is that an artist can't color a black and white sketch or anyone for that matter and pass it off as an original color sketch.
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What I mean is that an artist can't color a black and white sketch or anyone for that matter and pass it off as an original color sketch.
ahh, I see what you mean, and agree. I don't think this has happened yet, has it?, but it's a fantastic preventative measure considering the price differential between a b&w and a color sketch.
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Awesome document, I now understand everything I did not understand 5 minutes ago.
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That is amazing work Pat, thanks so much for putting it all together. Great to have everything in once place!
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Was there ever a Taco Bill sketch card?
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Was there ever a Taco Bill sketch card?
Now that you mention it, I don't think there was, and Brent Engstrom did all Speed Lick sketches in Series 5. Perhaps Brent or Neil could confirm this so I can correct the list.
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Now that you mention it, I don't think there was, and Brent Engstrom did all Speed Lick sketches in Series 5. Perhaps Brent or Neil could confirm this so I can correct the list.
Actually I wasn't looking at your notes above until you mentioned it. I was looking over my sketches that I have acquired since release and noticed I didn't have any Taco Bill. I have 2 Engstrom Speed Licks but no Taco Bill. Just curious because I've never seen one.
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I've updated the master list in the second post of this thread to include Series 7, along with some minor editing.
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You're good!
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You're good!
Thanks Neil! I DO like these postcard sets...........
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Thanks for keeping this updated. It must be accurate because you got the Camera seal of approval ;D
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Awesome! Thanks, Pat! I know a lot work went into that! I printed a copy to put in my (now full) Postcard binder; hope I can sneak 3 more pages in...
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Thanks for keeping this updated. It must be accurate because you got the Camera seal of approval ;D
I hope there will be many more postcard sets for me to add updates for!
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Superb work. Excellent to see it all in one place so nicely organized. Kudos! :great:
I'm crossing my fingers for either another Halloween series or a Holiday/Christmas series. Of course both would be even better.
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I hope there will be many more postcard sets for me to add updates for!
I'm sure there will be a lot more. When something sells out in 20 min. that generally means a success. I love the postcards. I love big Wacky's!
"I like big Wacky's and I can not lie" ;D
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I'm crossing my fingers for either another Halloween series or a Holiday/Christmas series. Of course both would be even better.
Yeah, the Halloween ones are some of my faves. Being a big candy fan, anytime I get to see new Wacky candy parodies is fun.
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Superb work. Excellent to see it all in one place so nicely organized. Kudos! :great:
I'm crossing my fingers for either another Halloween series or a Holiday/Christmas series. Of course both would be even better.
Well knowing that Neil is a big Halloween fan I would think the chance for a Halloween series is pretty good!
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Superb work. Excellent to see it all in one place so nicely organized. Kudos! :great:
I'm crossing my fingers for either another Halloween series or a Holiday/Christmas series. Of course both would be even better.
Glad you're finding the list useful. I'll be very happy if they manage another set or two by the end of the year!
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For the ones looking for the postcard master list thread, here ya go.
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For the ones looking for the postcard master list thread, here ya go.
Thanks! I saw the Peepers postcard but I didn't see the 2009 Fantastink Philly promo. I might have missed it but I also didn't see the 2010 postcard binder "stamp sheet" either.
It might also make sense to add the years they released next to the series. Here they are if Pat wants to add them in........
2007 series 1
2008 series 2
2009 series 3
2009 series 4
2009 Halloween sketches (these are the ones Neil did)
2010 series 5
2010 series 6
2010 Halloween series
2011 series 7
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Thanks! I saw the Peepers postcard but I didn't see the 2009 Fantastink Philly promo. I might have missed it but I also didn't see the 2010 postcard binder "stamp sheet" either.
It might also make sense to add the years they released next to the series. Here they are if Pat wants to add them in........
2007 series 1
2008 series 2
2009 series 3
2009 series 4
2009 Halloween sketches (these are the ones Neil did)
2010 series 5
2010 series 6
2010 Halloween series
2011 series 7
I don't know anything about Fantastink but I think you can still get the stamps with a binder purchase. I think I have 3 of the stamps so if you can't find one we might be able to work a trade.
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Thanks! I saw the Peepers postcard but I didn't see the 2009 Fantastink Philly promo. I might have missed it but I also didn't see the 2010 postcard binder "stamp sheet" either.
It might also make sense to add the years they released next to the series. Here they are if Pat wants to add them in........
All "year" designations added as of today (I'll add specific dates they went on sale if anyone has them). The stamp sheet was already listed, with the binder, just below Peepers.
As for Fantastink, I don't think it belongs in the Postcard Master List, as it doesn't seem to be at all related to the Wacky Postcard series - it's a promo card produced by the Philly Show promoters showcasing Neil as an artist.
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As for Fantastink, I don't think it belongs in the Postcard Master List, as it doesn't seem to be at all related to the Wacky Postcard series - it's a promo card produced by the Philly Show promoters showcasing Neil as an artist.
It probably doesn't but it would be nice to have it on one of the master lists for the completists. I thought you might put it on this one because you had "Peepers" which was a Philly promo as well, no?
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It probably doesn't but it would be nice to have it on one of the master lists for the completists. I thought you might put it on this one because you had "Peepers" which was a Philly promo as well, no?
"ReSee's Peepers" was distributed at the Philly show, but the reverse clearly indicates that it is a promo for the Wacky Postcard series - the Wacky Postcard logo is right there. I'll attach a scan.
I don't know that the Philly show connection makes the Fantastink card a Postcard series related Wacky.
Categorization is getting confusing. For example, I don't consider the recent Weakies poster art promo card to go with the Wacky Postcard series'; it's a promo for Topps Vault that just happens to be postcard size, and the reverse makes no mention at all of the Wacky Postcard Series. Along those lines, I should probably remove the 2009 Halloween sketchcards from this Postcard Master List, as they were not related to a postcard issue, and do not reference the Postcard Series on either the front or back.
Any toughts?
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"ReSee's Peepers" was distributed at the Philly show, but the reverse clearly indicates that it is a promo for the Wacky Postcard series - the Wacky Postcard logo is right there. I'll attach a scan.
I don't know that the Philly show connection makes the Fantastink card a Postcard series related Wacky.
Categorization is getting confusing. For example, I don't consider the recent Weakies poster art promo card to go with the Wacky Postcard series'; it's a promo for Topps Vault that just happens to be postcard size, and the reverse makes no mention at all of the Wacky Postcard Series. Along those lines, I should probably remove the 2009 Halloween sketchcards from this Postcard Master List, as they were not related to a postcard issue, and do not reference the Postcard Series on either the front or back.
Any toughts?
Your right about the Peepers. I was thinking it made a reference to the Philly show on the back and I haven't looked at it in a while. I just think it would be nice to have a checklist that shows ALL of them. Maybe a new "MISC" category could be made, although it would only be 2 cards for now (Weakies postcard and Fantastink"). Actually the Oksaka would be in there too I guess. That didn't reference ANS at all I don't believe.
I keep my own checklists and I have the postcards as a separate category, then ANS, and then a misc. category. I have all of the Abrams bonus cards in the misc. category, as well as the Philly custom sets, and the Fantastink promo.
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Your right about the Peepers. I was thinking it made a reference to the Philly show on the back and I haven't looked at it in a while. I just think it would be nice to have a checklist that shows ALL of them. Maybe a new "MISC" category could be made, although it would only be 2 cards for now (Weakies postcard and Fantastink"). Actually the Oksaka would be in there too I guess. That didn't reference ANS at all I don't believe.
I keep my own checklists and I have the postcards as a separate category, then ANS, and then a misc. category. I have all of the Abrams bonus cards in the misc. category, as well as the Philly custom sets, and the Fantastink promo.
When you refer to "Philly custom sets", am I correct that those are the same series which Fantastick is part of (as card #52), and there's not a special Wacky subset?? I have several of those cards, but they're mostly dealer photos. Was there another Wacky in that set?
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When you refer to "Philly custom sets", am I correct that those are the same series which Fantastick is part of (as card #52), and there's not a special Wacky subset?? I have several of those cards, but they're mostly dealer photos. Was there another Wacky in that set?
Those Philly custom sets get very confusing. There were the hand-outs from a Philly show that reference the actual show on the back of the card, and they have blank spaces where the personal info goes. They are the tough ones to find. It was promoting the custom sets. Then John F. did a set of 14 with different characters on the backs. Then they corrected the red which was very dark in the first sets, so they did a 2nd set with bright red. I also show a blank-back set of 9 but I don't recall who did them. I'd have to check my write-up on that.
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I was thinking it made a reference to the Philly show on the back and I haven't looked at it in a while.
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Right, it DOES make a reference to the Philly Show, but to me, the Wacky Packages Postcards logo on the reverse makes it a postcard promo. I can remove if from the list if that's what most people here think, but I really do think it belongs here - the limited distribution and association with a card show shouldn't trump the series logo.
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Right, it DOES make a reference to the Philly Show, but to me, the Wacky Packages Postcards logo on the reverse makes it a postcard promo. I can remove if from the list if that's what most people here think, but I really do think it belongs here - the limited distribution and association with a card show shouldn't trump the series logo.
You could go either way with it. it really doesn't matter too much either way so leave it in.
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I just love Peepers and happy a forum member owns the art. It's just so simple but so effective.
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wasn't sure if there was really anywhere else to post this -
but I noticed this week that the standard Postcard Set #3 is now "Out of Stock" at toppsonline. The only one of the 7 sets to do so, I think? I wonder if they will print more, or leave it Sold Out?
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We need an update to the master list to include Holloween 2011. Anyone?
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We need an update to the master list to include Holloween 2011. Anyone?
Pat (Raw Goo) told me she will work on that this week! She's been doing a good job keeping up with it.
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Pat (Raw Goo) told me she will work on that this week! She's been doing a good job keeping up with it.
Yep, I've adopted this list, and will have it updated shortly. I really wanted to wait until after the show, and yesterday was errand catch-up day.
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I've updated the list in the second post of this thread to include the recent goodies. Please take a look and let me know if I've goofed, or omitted anything.
I took a while on this, wondering about the inclusion of the comic, and eventually decided it belonged on the list, but we can certainly debate the issue.
One change people might not notice is that while scrutinizing things for the new Halloween additions, I realized that what I thought was a code (NS1) on the reverse of the Peepers promo postcard from last year was apparently actually a card number! The Baby Wrath promo postcard says NS2 in the exact same spot on the reverse.
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One change people might not notice is that while scrutinizing things for the new Halloween additions, I realized that what I thought was a code (NS1) on the reverse of the Peepers promo postcard from last year was apparently actually a card number! The Baby Wrath promo postcard says NS2 in the exact same spot on the reverse.
nice.
I'm guessing it's for Non Sport. I see the NS2 listed on their list of promo cards for the show.
http://www.nonsportupdate.com/philly_promos.htm
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Please take a look and let me know if I've goofed, or omitted anything.
Brent's page has some great info
the PCM4 art is Jay Lynch's original concept drawing for Cracker Drac
and counting the sketches, it looks like Brent drew 150
http://monkeyboycomic.blogspot.com/2011/10/wacky-packages-halloween-2011-sketch.html
http://monkeyboycomic.blogspot.com/2011/10/wacky-packages-halloween-2011-postcard.html
corrected the links to Brent's blog
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I've updated the list in the second post of this thread to include the recent goodies. Please take a look and let me know if I've goofed, or omitted anything.
I took a while on this, wondering about the inclusion of the comic, and eventually decided it belonged on the list, but we can certainly debate the issue.
This list is great Pat, thanks for putting all that work in. I'd keep the comic on the list, to my mind, more information is good!
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All "year" designations added as of today (I'll add specific dates they went on sale if anyone has them). The stamp sheet was already listed, with the binder, just below Peepers.
As for Fantastink, I don't think it belongs in the Postcard Master List, as it doesn't seem to be at all related to the Wacky Postcard series - it's a promo card produced by the Philly Show promoters showcasing Neil as an artist.
I agree with you Pat, Fantastink is part of the "Philly Non Sports Show" card series focusing on Neil as an artist. Those cards are cool as I am collecting them in the side.
As for your master list it is Fantastink, I mean Fantastic !!!
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This list is great Pat, thanks for putting all that work in. I'd keep the comic on the list, to my mind, more information is good!
I agree. The comic belongs in the list because a) it's made up of sketch cards from a PC release, and b) it has a postcard on the back.
Thanks for keeping the list up to date!
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I agree. The comic belongs in the list because a) it's made up of sketch cards from a PC release, and b) it has a postcard on the back.
That was my reasoning as well.
Thanks for keeping the list up to date!
You're welcome! I enjoy making my little contribution here, and I hope there will be lots more to add!!
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Pat, this is a great list to keep track of everything!
I assume the Weakies postcard title in the 2011 HPC shipment is considered an advertisement for Topps Vault art auctions?
(BTW, I found it curious the date of the beginning of the auction is August 8, and also the scroll like sheet of paper coming off the bottom of the wavy cereal box)
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Pat, this is a great list to keep track of everything!
I assume the Weakies postcard title in the 2011 HPC shipment is considered an advertisement for Topps Vault art auctions?
(BTW, I found it curious the date of the beginning of the auction is August 8, and also the scroll like sheet of paper coming off the bottom of the wavy cereal box)
Yep, I left the Weakies card off the list because, while it is postcard sized, it makes no mention or reference to the Wacky Postcard series. When I got mine from Willie a couple of months ago, I really looked at it, and it just didn't refer to postcards at all. I'm not even sure if it belongs on the Wacky Packages promo list, since it's an auction promo, not a series promo, but I think that's probably the best place for it. Of course, I can always add it to the postcard master list if that's what everyone wants.
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Yep, I left the Weakies card off the list because, while it is postcard sized, it makes no mention or reference to the Wacky Postcard series. When I got mine from Willie a couple of months ago, I really looked at it, and it just didn't refer to postcards at all. I'm not even sure if it belongs on the Wacky Packages promo list, since it's an auction promo, not a series promo, but I think that's probably the best place for it. Of course, I can always add it to the postcard master list if that's what everyone wants.
I think it's worthy of an asterisk mention on the list since it is a postcard format.
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Yep, I've adopted this list, and will have it updated shortly. I really wanted to wait until after the show, and yesterday was errand catch-up day.
I have something that is not on the list. A sketch by Mark Parisi based on Mr. Ghoulbar (Halloween 2010).
Also regarding the Halloween 2009 trading cards; there was also one released with the limited edition series 4 postcard set as well as the regular edition.
Very nice job on this list; it is a great reference!
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I have something that is not on the list. A sketch by Mark Parisi based on Mr. Ghoulbar (Halloween 2010).
Also regarding the Halloween 2009 trading cards; there was also one released with the limited edition series 4 postcard set as well as the regular edition.
Very nice job on this list; it is a great reference!
Major oops on my part with the Halloween 2010 Mr. Ghoulbar sketches, thanks for the catch! I have one of those sketches myself. The list in post #2 has now been updated to include that sketch title.
I'm not sure what you're referring to with Halloween 2009 - any chance you could post a scan (front and back)? That section is the one I have the most trouble with, as items were released so many different ways, but yet were all Halloween related. It's possible that I have the item you're referring to listed, but just not quite where you're expecting it.
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Major oops on my part with the Halloween 2010 Mr. Ghoulbar sketches, thanks for the catch! I have one of those sketches myself. The list in post #2 has now been updated to include that sketch title.
I'm not sure what you're referring to with Halloween 2009 - any chance you could post a scan (front and back)? That section is the one I have the most trouble with, as items were released so many different ways, but yet were all Halloween related. It's possible that I have the item you're referring to listed, but just not quite where you're expecting it.
The first Halloween post card came with the series 4 postcard set in 2009. With each set of postcards, (regular and limited edition), there was also one of three halloween trading cards H1- Ghostess, H2- Bricks, or H3- Bots. The original list has the trading card as coming in the regular postcard set only. Really a minor thing! Thanks so much for doing this master list.
Speaking of master list; does anyone do them for ANS and Old School since Greg does not do them any more?
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I put this Halloween 2011 sketch card on ebay last night. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260897496992
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The first Halloween post card came with the series 4 postcard set in 2009. With each set of postcards, (regular and limited edition), there was also one of three halloween trading cards H1- Ghostess, H2- Bricks, or H3- Bots. The original list has the trading card as coming in the regular postcard set only. Really a minor thing! Thanks so much for doing this master list.
Speaking of master list; does anyone do them for ANS and Old School since Greg does not do them any more?
OK, you're talking about the black postcard with Bots, Bricks and Ghostess Fright Pies, and the regular sized orange border cards of those titles, right? These are on my list, but not under the heading of PC4, really because of the way they were distributed. In fact, check the section of my list that says Halloween 2009, directly after PC4, and you'll see that there are actually 2 versions of that Halloween postcard, one which was primarily distributed at a card show with 'Tricky Treat' on the back, and the much more common 'Tricked Out' version that was mailed with PC4. Problem there is, I know for a fact that at least one 'Tricky' version was included in a PC4 set. Because of that, and the special Halloween sketch cards that were done separately from PC4, I put all the Halloween 2009 items into a separate category. I've been debating with myself since the latest set about putting some of these items in the PC4 section. Maybe I should just sort of combine them.
There are a number of other 'master lists' here, just scroll down through the thread titles and you should spot ANS8, and some others. We had discussed a child board for master lists, maybe that will help people find them.
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OK, you're talking about the black postcard with Bots, Bricks and Ghostess Fright Pies, and the regular sized orange border cards of those titles, right? These are on my list, but not under the heading of PC4, really because of the way they were distributed. In fact, check the section of my list that says Halloween 2009, directly after PC4, and you'll see that there are actually 2 versions of that Halloween postcard, one which was primarily distributed at a card show with 'Tricky Treat' on the back, and the much more common 'Tricked Out' version that was mailed with PC4. Problem there is, I know for a fact that at least one 'Tricky' version was included in a PC4 set. Because of that, and the special Halloween sketch cards that were done separately from PC4, I put all the Halloween 2009 items into a separate category. I've been debating with myself since the latest set about putting some of these items in the PC4 section. Maybe I should just sort of combine them.
There are a number of other 'master lists' here, just scroll down through the thread titles and you should spot ANS8, and some others. We had discussed a child board for master lists, maybe that will help people find them.
OK, I feel silly beating this tiny thing to death.... but here goes:
The list reads:
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with Series 4 regular edition postcard sets (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set
All I am saying is it should read:
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with Series 4 regular and limited edition postcard sets (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set
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OK, I feel silly beating this tiny thing to death.... but here goes:
The list reads:
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with Series 4 regular edition postcard sets (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set
All I am saying is it should read:
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with Series 4 regular and limited edition postcard sets (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set
I don't remember the non-limited sets having the H1-3 bonus cards but I just checked my info sheet and it does show that it was. If you go to buy a series 4 non-limited set now they don't show the "H" bonus cards as part of the set though. Was this just for a short time period that they were sold that way?
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I don't remember the non-limited sets having the H1-3 bonus cards but I just checked my info sheet and it does show that it was. If you go to buy a series 4 non-limited set now they don't show the "H" bonus cards as part of the set though. Was this just for a short time period that they were sold that way?
That is a good question Rob. Maybe they don't include them now since that Halloween series is two years old now. I have recently been organizing my postcard stuff while cross referencing to the list in this thread and realized that I had more of the H1-3 cards than I should have had if I only got one with each regular version and quickly realized I got one with either version when I bought them.
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That is a good question Rob. Maybe they don't include them now since that Halloween series is two years old now. I have recently been organizing my postcard stuff while cross referencing to the list in this thread and realized that I had more of the H1-3 cards than I should have had if I only got one with each regular version and quickly realized I got one with either version when I bought them.
looking at what I bought, I confirm that also.
since the H1-3 are no longer available with the regular edition postcards, how about a slight tweak to what you posted. How's this?
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with all Series 4 limited edition sets and with Series 4 regular postcard sets while supplies lasted (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set
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I don't remember the non-limited sets having the H1-3 bonus cards but I just checked my info sheet and it does show that it was. If you go to buy a series 4 non-limited set now they don't show the "H" bonus cards as part of the set though. Was this just for a short time period that they were sold that way?
What info sheet are you checking? I'll see if I can find an old thread - I thought only the non-limited PC4 sets came with the H1-H3 cards, much like what Topps did with the mini postcards with PC7, but one card per set, with random distribution.
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looking at what I bought, I confirm that also.
since the H1-3 are no longer available with the regular edition postcards, how about a slight tweak to what you posted. How's this?
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with all Series 4 limited edition sets and with Series 4 regular postcard sets while supplies lasted (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set
That is perfect.
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What info sheet are you checking? I'll see if I can find an old thread - I thought only the non-limited PC4 sets came with the H1-H3 cards, much like what Topps did with the mini postcards with PC7, but one card per set, with random distribution.
I definitely got one with either limited edition or regular when purchased right when released. That is one thing about Topps; what you get with what series is always changing.
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OK, took me a while, but based upon old threads, I'm convinced the H1, H2 & H3 were included with the limited PC4 sets, as well as the regular editions. Will update the master list shortly.
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OK, took me a while, but based upon old threads, I'm convinced the H1, H2 & H3 were included with the limited PC4 sets, as well as the regular editions. Will update the master list shortly.
I knew they were in the limited sets for sure. The part I must had forgotten was that they were in the non-limited sets because they are considered pretty rare now. They must not have done it very long. We should review the old PC4 thread to see if we can confirm they came with the non-limited sets.
The "info sheets" I was referring to are what I use in my binder books before each series. I include everything that came with the series as well as a summary of the series. If I don't do it soon after the release of a series I forget because my memory is so bad.
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I knew they were in the limited sets for sure. The part I must had forgotten was that they were in the non-limited sets because they are considered pretty rare now. They must not have done it very long. We should review the old PC4 thread to see if we can confirm they came with the non-limited sets.
The "info sheets" I was referring to are what I use in my binder books before each series. I include everything that came with the series as well as a summary of the series. If I don't do it soon after the release of a series I forget because my memory is so bad.
Based on my review of the old threads, it seemed pretty clear that the H1-H3 cards were in both the limited and regular sets. Take a look at this thread:
http://www.wackypackages.org/wackyforum/messages.php?t=3509&a=1&mn=1&stealth=
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Based on my review of the old threads, it seemed pretty clear that the H1-H3 cards were in both the limited and regular sets. Take a look at this thread:
http://www.wackypackages.org/wackyforum/messages.php?t=3509&a=1&mn=1&stealth=
That pretty much confirms it. Do you remember when the non-limited sets stopped including them, or if we even discussed it?
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That pretty much confirms it. Do you remember when the non-limited sets stopped including them, or if we even discussed it?
I know I bought a bunch of them to get the Halloween cards, need to see if I still have the packing slips - wouldn't give us an absolute end date, but it would at least be something.
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I know I bought a bunch of them to get the Halloween cards, need to see if I still have the packing slips - wouldn't give us an absolute end date, but it would at least be something.
If there is no difference in these cards whether they came with regular or limited post cards, then why are we going nuts trying to nail down exactly the random ways Topps distributes an item? We should list the primary way and leave it at that.
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If there is no difference in these cards whether they came with regular or limited post cards, then why are we going nuts trying to nail down exactly the random ways Topps distributes an item? We should list the primary way and leave it at that.
Fanatical pegged the line to use:
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with all Series 4 limited edition sets and with Series 4 regular postcard sets while supplies lasted (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set
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I know I bought a bunch of them to get the Halloween cards, need to see if I still have the packing slips - wouldn't give us an absolute end date, but it would at least be something.
I never knew these were offered other than the limited release. Are you sure?
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I never knew these were offered other than the limited release. Are you sure?
The Bricks thread on the other forum seemed pretty clear that the cards were in both types of sets, and I remember buying single sets trying to get a Bricks card.
For anyone interested in dates, the lastest invoice I have for a single PC4 set is dated 11/27/2009, so the H1-H3 were apparently still available then.
I've used my old invoices to add some more date info to the list, and I've made some changes to the Halloween 2009 and 2011 sections.
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List is greatly appreciated Pat and just another reason why I love the people in this hobby!
Thank you
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List is greatly appreciated Pat and just another reason why I love the people in this hobby!
Thank you
I'm glad to make a contribution! Just in case anyone missed it, I did update the list to include the Loaffy Taffy promo postcard from The Wrapper.
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I'm glad to make a contribution! Just in case anyone missed it, I did update the list to include the Loaffy Taffy promo postcard from The Wrapper.
Hi Pat,
Very nice work. It's a great reference. Would you consider including the pcm1 to 3 mini postcard set & wasn't there a pcm4 too? Also I remember a weakies postcard promoting something recently. Would that belog here?
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Hi Pat,
Very nice work. It's a great reference. Would you consider including the pcm1 to 3 mini postcard set & wasn't there a pcm4 too? Also I remember a weakies postcard promoting something recently. Would that belog here?
I do see the four PCM postcards in her list, unless she just added them. Look in series 7 and the 2011 Halloween series for them.
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I do see the four PCM postcards in her list, unless she just added them. Look in series 7 and the 2011 Halloween series for them.
That was my mistake. I missed the pcm1-4 run. I didn't see the weakies promo postcard though.
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That was my mistake. I missed the pcm1-4 run. I didn't see the weakies promo postcard though.
Bill, I think Pat mentions why this was left off of the Postcard list in this post:
http://www.wackypackagesforum.com/index.php?topic=727.msg33995#msg33995
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"ReSee's Peepers" was distributed at the Philly show, but the reverse clearly indicates that it is a promo for the Wacky Postcard series - the Wacky Postcard logo is right there. I'll attach a scan.
I don't know that the Philly show connection makes the Fantastink card a Postcard series related Wacky.
Categorization is getting confusing. For example, I don't consider the recent Weakies poster art promo card to go with the Wacky Postcard series'; it's a promo for Topps Vault that just happens to be postcard size, and the reverse makes no mention at all of the Wacky Postcard Series. Along those lines, I should probably remove the 2009 Halloween sketchcards from this Postcard Master List, as they were not related to a postcard issue, and do not reference the Postcard Series on either the front or back.
Any toughts?
Thanks Bigtomi for directing me to this post regarding the weakies postcard. Maybe there should be 1 more "Miscellaneous or Other" list for all items that are officially released topps items, but not directly related to an ANS, OLDS or Postcard series. This would include the Weakies promo postcard, Neil's fantastink card, and I know I have at least a couple of other promo cards not directly related to the 3 big categories. I'll have to check & provide an update later. Neil's 2009 halloween sketch giveaways could also possibly be moved to this list.
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Thanks Bigtomi for directing me to this post regarding the weakies postcard. Maybe there should be 1 more "Miscellaneous or Other" list for all items that are officially released topps items, but not directly related to an ANS, OLDS or Postcard series. This would include the Weakies promo postcard, Neil's fantastink card, and I know I have at least a couple of other promo cards not directly related to the 3 big categories. I'll have to check & provide an update later. Neil's 2009 halloween sketch giveaways could also possibly be moved to this list.
We could add the "Loaffy Taffy postcard to the miscellaneous list as well.
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Can someone help me with what Philly show the Resee's Peepers postcard released at? I believe it was either the October 2010 show or the May 2011 show but I'm not sure. I tried searching "resee's peepers" but it comes up empty.
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Can someone help me with what Philly show the Resee's Peepers postcard released at? I believe it was either the October 2010 show or the May 2011 show but I'm not sure. I tried searching "resee's peepers" but it comes up empty.
I am pretty sure it was MAY 2010 SHOW - I WAS AT THE OCT SHOW AND DIDN'T GET IT THEN..
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I am pretty sure it was MAY 2010 SHOW - I WAS AT THE OCT SHOW AND DIDN'T GET IT THEN..
Great, thanks!
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We could add the "Loaffy Taffy postcard to the miscellaneous list as well.
Loafy Taffy could be added to a miscellaneous list, but I believe it still also belongs in the Postcard list because the back has the Wacky Packages Postcards logo.
Can someone help me with what Philly show the Resee's Peepers postcard released at? I believe it was either the October 2010 show or the May 2011 show but I'm not sure. I tried searching "resee's peepers" but it comes up empty.
Spring 2010 Philly promo postcard Peepers (May 1-2, 2010)
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Loafy Taffy could be added to a miscellaneous list, but I believe it still also belongs in the Postcard list because the back has the Wacky Packages Postcards logo.
I agree, Loafy and Baby Wrath should be in the Postcard list. The way I have my collection broken out, is I have all of the postcard series in the same binder including these two titles, and then I have a Misc. 2004+ binder that has all of the Philly promo series and Fantastink card, as well as the Abrams cards and Eraser series.
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I’d like to chime in with the others and say thank you Pat for making this list. I’ve only been in the hobby for 3 months so comprehensive lists like this make life simpler in this hobby.
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I’d like to chime in with the others and say thank you Pat for making this list. I’ve only been in the hobby for 3 months so comprehensive lists like this make life simpler in this hobby.
Yep, she's the greatest!
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any thoughts about the addition of original topps store prices, where applicable?
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any thoughts about the addition of original topps store prices, where applicable?
You know what else would be nice to add is the # of sets limit per customer, although I haven't been keeping track of that.
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You know what else would be nice to add is the # of sets limit per customer, although I haven't been keeping track of that.
I plan to update the list this weekend to include PC8, and should be able to get prices and limits from my invoices.
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List edited, and updated to include 2011 Halloween set - 10/30/2011
Miscellaneous modifications - 11/2011
Added Loaffy Taffy 01/2012
SERIES 1 (Sale date 11/21/2007):
Limited Editon:
- 100 signed/numbered postcard sets (Dracky Packages, Quacky Packages, Weaky Packages)
- Envelope with grey logo
- 100 numbered sketch cards based on the 3 titles
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front).
- Envelope with red logo.
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SERIES 2 (Sale date 7/11/2008):
Limited Edition:
- 250 Signed/numbered postcard sets (Cheatas, Swiss Moose, Mummy D)
- Envelope with yellow logo
- 250 numbered sketch cards based on the 3 titles
TS1 Bonus card - Mutty Bars
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with yellow logo
TS1 Bonus card - Mutty Bars
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SERIES 3 (Sale date 5/11/2009):
Limited Edition:
- 200 Signed/numbered postcard sets (Eerio, Bassquick, Gloomy Bears)
- Envelope with green logo
- 200 numbered sketch cards based on the 3 titles
- TS2 Bonus card - Grave Nuts
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with green logo
- TS3 Bonus card - Clucky Soup
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SERIES 4 (Sale date 10/11/2009):
Limited Edition:
- 200 limited edition postcard sets (9 to Life, Dead & Buried, Rex Mix, Bugweiser, Molten Crisp)
- Envelope with blue logo
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered to match sketch
- 200 numbered sketch cards based on 9 to Life, Dead & Buried, Rex Mix, 7 Pup, Molten Crisp, and Hoppy Meal
- 200 sets of 5 bio cards
- TS4 Bonus card - Hoppy Meal
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with blue logo
- TS5 Bonus card - 7 Pup
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HALLOWEEN POSTCARDS/TRADING CARDS (2009):
- Halloween postcard -Philly Show Edition: (Ghostess, Bricks, Bots), says "Tricky Treat!" in black inside white burst under Wacky Packages logo on reverse; a few were also included with Series 4.
- Halloween postcard - regular release with Series 4: (Ghostess, Bricks, Bots), says "Tricked Out!" in white inside orange burst under Wacky Packages logo on reverse. Glossier front finish that the "Tricky Treat!" version.
- Halloween Trading cards: 3 different titles released with all Series 4 limited edition sets and with Series 4 regular postcard sets while supplies lasted (H1- Ghostess; H2 - Bricks; H3 - Bots); one random card included with each set.
- Approximately 50 Halloween sketch cards based on Ghostess, Bricks and Bots, distributed by the artist, Neil Camera.
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PROMO CARDS (2009):
- Series 5 Croca Cola promo card - with "Coming Winter 2010"
- Series 5 Croca Cola promo card - with "Coming February 2010"
- Series 5 Croca Cola promo sticker - with "Coming February 2010" on front (white back)
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SERIES 5 (Sale date 3/1/2010):
Limited Edition:
- 250 limited edition postcard sets (Tombs, Wander, Taco Bill, Klepto, Stench Berries)
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered to match sketch
- Envelope with orange logo
- 250 numbered sketch cards based on Tombs, Wander, Klepto, Stench Berries, Gaggin' Strips and Speed Lick
- 250 sets of 6 bio cards
- TS6 Bonus card – Gaggin' Strips
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with orange logo
- TS7 Bonus card – Speed Lick
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Spring 2010 Philly promo postcard Peepers (May 1-2, 2010)
- Reverse has the Wacky Packages Postcards logo, as well as the Philly show logo and date
- Numbered NS1
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WACKY PACKAGES POSTCARD COLLECTOR'S KIT:
- Official Deluxe-Edition Collectors Binder
- Exclusive Wacky Packages Postcards Souvenir Stamps Sheet
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SERIES 6 (Sale date 7/2/2010):
Limited Edition*:
- 300 limited edition postcard sets (Game of Lice, Rolling Croc, Captain Moron, Alpha Bytes, Maulboro)
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered to match sketch
- Pink wrapper, numbered to match sketch
- 300 numbered sketch cards based on Game of Lice, Rolling Croc, Captain Moron, Alpha Bytes, Maulboro, H8 and Philly’s Runt
- 300 sets of 5 bio cards
- TS9 Bonus card – Philly’s Runt
* Due to a lost delivery, Limited Edition postcard sets were issued as two separate ‘phases’. Phase 1, also known as 6A, includes sets numbered 1 through 150, and Phase 2, also known as 6B includes sets 151 through 300. Differences are as follows:
- Phase 1 LE postcards have a white Topps logo on the reverse, and Phase 2 LE postcards have a red Topps logo on the reverse
- Phase 1 COAs have “Limited Edition Postcards” in black, and Phase 2 COAs have “Limited Edition Postcards” in pink
- Phase 1 wrappers have the set number in white in a pink oval, and Phase 2 wrappers have the set number in pink in a white oval
- Phase 1 sketch cards have the Wacky Packages logo in yellow, and Phase 2 sketch cards have the Wacky Packages logo in red
Regular Edition:
- Standard postcard sets (different verbiage on back/copyright on front)
- Envelope with pink logo
- TS8 Bonus card – H8
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HALLOWEEN 2010 POSTCARDS (Sale date 10/20/2010):
- 500 Halloween postcard sets (Kackel, Mellow Cup, Mike and Yikes, Boozooka, Stake 5, Starbeast/Tootsie Troll combo)
- Orange wrapper with spiderweb pattern, unnumbered
- 500 numbered sketch cards based on Kackel, Mellow Cup, Mike and Yikes, Boozooka, Stake 5, Starbeast, Tootsie Troll and Mr. Ghoulbar*
- 500 bio cards total; each postcard set included only the bio card for the artist whose sketch card was in the pack (7 different artists)
- TS10 Bonus card – Mr. Ghoulbar
*Note: each of the 7 artists created 6 colored sketch cards, where the “Postcards” logo at the top of the sketch card is in red, instead of black. In addition, the copyright line at the bottom of a colored sketch card specifies “color sketch.”
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SERIES 7
Limited Edition (Sale date 6/23/2011):
- 500 sets of unnumbered limited edition postcards (Old Spikes, Glooberry, Flabbenbelly, Romaine, Count Cluckula, Ruffs), with each postcard marked as “limited Edition” on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Red envelope, decorated to match postcard titles
- 500 unnumbered sketch cards based on Old Spikes, Glooberry, Flabbenbelly, Romaine, Count Cluckula, Ruffs, and Cap’n Clunk*
- 1,000 bio cards total; each set contained 2 of 6 different artist bio cards
- TS12 Bonus card – Marigold Whip
- Special Wacky Packages Postcard poster
*Note: each of the 7 artists created a few color sketches; the copyright line on the reverse of these color sketches specifies “color sketch.”
Regular Edition (Sale date 6/24/2011):
- Standard postcards, no signature box on reverse, and with copyright on front
- Red envelope, decorated to match postcard titles (identical to LE set envelope)
- TS11 Bonus card – Cap’n Clunk
- Three mini postcards, one with each two regular edition sets purchased: PCM1 – Glooberry; PCM2 – Count Cluckula; PCM3 – Flabbenbelly. The art on these cards differs from the postcards themselves, and may be color/conceptual roughs.
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HALLOWEEN POSTCARDS (Sale date 10/14/11):
- 650* Halloween postcard sets (Ork, Bog Red, Hairy Mane, Alltoads, Human Heads, Witchamacallit, Hairi-Boo/Cracker Drac combo), with each postcard marked as “limited Edition” on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Purple wrapper with spiderweb pattern, unnumbered
- 650 numbered sketch cards based on Ork, Bog Red, Hairy Mane, Alltoads, Human Heads, Witchamacallit, Hairi-Boo, Cracker Drac, and Toothie Roll (7 different artists)**
- 1,300 bio cards total; each postcard set included 2 bio cards (8 different artists)
- TS13 Bonus card – Toothie Roll
- One mini postcard in each postcard set: PCM4 – Cracker Drac. The art on this card is Jay Lynch's concept art for the title.
*Note: Although the online sale webpage stated 660 sets, it is believed that only 650 were produced, based upon the Certificate of Authenticity stating set # __ of 650. Furthermore, no sets numbered higher than 650 have been reported to date.
** Note: The only exact sketch count known is that Jay Lynch created 50 b/w Hairy Mane sketches for this set – those sketches were reproduced in Wacky Packages Comics No. 1, described below. Brent Engstrom is believed to have produced 150 b/w sketches. There were a small number of color sketches produced for this series, as well as a handful of glow-in-the-dark sketches (Neil Camera). There is no difference in the copyright or card stock for the color or glow-in-the-dark sketches relative to the black and white sketches.
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Wacky Packages Comics No. 1 (First sale date October 22, 2011):
- 650 limited edition books, numbered on Page 2 and signed by Jay Lynch on the inside rear cover (Page 17)
- The 50 b/w sketches created by Jay Lynch for the 2011 Halloween Postcard set are presented in this postcard-sized comic book as a continuous story. The front cover of the book states “as chronicled by Jay Lynch for Wacky Packages Postcards.”
- The rear cover of the book is a “souvenir postcard,” numbered WC1, with a Wacky Packages Comics Postcard logo and a signature box on the inside. Rear cover art, which would be the souvenir postcard front, is a color concept illustration of Hairy Mane by Jay Lynch.
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Fall 2011 Philly promo postcard Baby Wrath (October 22-23, 2011)
- Reverse art matches Wacky Halloween Postcards 2011, with the relocation of the shoptopps.com logo to immediately beneath the Wacky logo at the top left, and a Philly show logo at the bottom left, in place of the artist signature box.
- Numbered NS2
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December 2011 The Wrapper Magazine issue #264 (Jan.1-Feb 15, 2012) exclusive postcard Loaffy Taffy
- Reverse art includes the Wacky Packages Postcards logo at the top left, and a box at the bottom left stating "Presented by shoptopps.com exclusively for The Wrapper."
- Available by sending postage costs to the editor of The Wrapper, with or without purchase of the magazine issue.
- Unnumbered
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Hi, can you please add 8?
thank you :)
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plus the artists bio cards & promo
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Not sure whether my additions are showing up as a change, but they're there.
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Not sure whether my additions are showing up as a change, but they're there.
It shows when you last edited your post. It doesn't highlight changes though.
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It shows when you last edited your post. It doesn't highlight changes though.
I know, it should now show last Sunday, 5/13/12, as the last edit. Just remembered yesterday I needed to make a post to get the 'New' flag for users to see so they'd go look at the second post with the additions (PC8 and the new Philly promo).
Thought I had made the changes last month, but apparently I never posted them - Sorry for the delay .
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Thought I had made the changes last month, but apparently I never posted them - Sorry for the delay .
I think I speak for everyone here that we'll let it slide this time.
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I know, it should now show last Sunday, 5/13/12, as the last edit. Just remembered yesterday I needed to make a post to get the 'New' flag for users to see so they'd go look at the second post with the additions (PC8 and the new Philly promo).
Thought I had made the changes last month, but apparently I never posted them - Sorry for the delay .
You've done an awesome job. I was just looking at my PC's over the weekend and got a bit confused as to what bonus stuff came with some series. It really is a lot to keep track of.
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You've done an awesome job. I was just looking at my PC's over the weekend and got a bit confused as to what bonus stuff came with some series. It really is a lot to keep track of.
Did anyone keep track of the set limit per customer? I have documented a lot on the postcard series but that's one piece of info I haven't taken notes on.
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Did anyone keep track of the set limit per customer? I have documented a lot on the postcard series but that's one piece of info I haven't taken notes on.
I just added what I believe are the correct numbers. If I've goofed, someone please LMK!
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You've done an awesome job. I was just looking at my PC's over the weekend and got a bit confused as to what bonus stuff came with some series. It really is a lot to keep track of.
This is an invaluable reference. Thanks Pat!!
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Did anyone keep track of the set limit per customer? I have documented a lot on the postcard series but that's one piece of info I haven't taken notes on.
I wonder if it's overkill, or if it's even possible to know the on sale times & sell out times for the series... I think the first series sold out quickly. I don't know about the 2nd, but I know the 3rd was available for a while (at least a week or more. I believe from the 4th through the 7th (including Halloween releases), it was a matter of hours, and the 8th was a matter of a couple of weeks.
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I wonder if it's overkill, or if it's even possible to know the on sale times & sell out times for the series... I think the first series sold out quickly. I don't know about the 2nd, but I know the 3rd was available for a while (at least a week or more. I believe from the 4th through the 7th (including Halloween releases), it was a matter of hours, and the 8th was a matter of a couple of weeks.
I don't think anyone has kept track of it but the info should all be on the forums with some digging. I guess series 1-4 (maybe 5) would be on Greg's old forum and the rest would be here.
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You've done an awesome job. I was just looking at my PC's over the weekend and got a bit confused as to what bonus stuff came with some series. It really is a lot to keep track of.
Pat should get a medal... and a blue ribbon...and a gold star!!!
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Pat should get a medal... and a blue ribbon...and a gold star!!!
OR a Gold bordered WACKY!!! ;D ;D ;D
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I wonder if it's overkill, or if it's even possible to know the on sale times & sell out times for the series... I think the first series sold out quickly. I don't know about the 2nd, but I know the 3rd was available for a while (at least a week or more. I believe from the 4th through the 7th (including Halloween releases), it was a matter of hours, and the 8th was a matter of a couple of weeks.
Here's what I've found so far on the Limited Edition sets sell out times:
PC1 sold out in roughly 10 hours (100 sets)
PC4 sold out in roughly 9 days (200 sets)
PC5 sold out in roughly 6.5 hours (250 sets)
PC7 sold out in roughly 3 hours (500 sets)
PC8 sold out in roughly 13 days (999 sets)
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Here's what I've found so far on the Limited Edition sets sell out times:
PC1 sold out in roughly 10 hours (100 sets)
PC4 sold out in roughly 9 days (200 sets)
PC5 sold out in roughly 6.5 hours (250 sets)
PC7 sold out in roughly 3 hours (500 sets)
PC8 sold out in roughly 13 days (999 sets)
Does that 4th series sell out time include some returns or other sets becoming available & selling again? I remember that 4th series being hot, especially with Smokin Joe's first combos. I can't believe it took 9 days to sell 200 sets.
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Does that 4th series sell out time include some returns or other sets becoming available & selling again? I remember that 4th series being hot, especially with Smokin Joe's first combos. I can't believe it took 9 days to sell 200 sets.
I looked at posts on Greg's old forum, they showed an issue date of 10/9/2009, and a "sold out" post around 7:18 pm on the 18th. There was an earlier post of "sold out" on the 16th, but then posts saying perhaps someone had sets in a cart that were released, and those last sets apparently lasted until the 18th.
Will continue to look for more date info, and make corrections as necessary. Just had to stop last night, my eyes were about to fall out of my head.....
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Here's what I've found so far on the Limited Edition sets sell out times:
PC1 sold out in roughly 10 hours (100 sets)
PC4 sold out in roughly 9 days (200 sets)
PC5 sold out in roughly 6.5 hours (250 sets)
PC7 sold out in roughly 3 hours (500 sets)
PC8 sold out in roughly 13 days (999 sets)
I just looked up series 6 and came up with 2 hours and 10 minutes (300 sets)
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I looked at posts on Greg's old forum, they showed an issue date of 10/9/2009, and a "sold out" post around 7:18 pm on the 18th. There was an earlier post of "sold out" on the 16th, but then posts saying perhaps someone had sets in a cart that were released, and those last sets apparently lasted until the 18th.
Will continue to look for more date info, and make corrections as necessary. Just had to stop last night, my eyes were about to fall out of my head.....
Hi Pat, Thanks for checking into this. In personally remembering series 4, I can see how it may have taken a few days to sell out. Initially I was surprised that it wasn't hours, but this was the first series that had sketches "outside the box." Since no one was expecting that, it may have taken until people received their sketches & posted some of the image to realize that this series was very different than the one before. I would doubt that it would take much longer than a day or 2 after the sale - once people started posting their sketches to the forum. This was also the first series that I remember spending over $100 for a sketch (9 to life) & even over $200 for a smokin Joe combo. I can remember feeling very uncomfortable doing it (crazy actually). I didn't feel nearly as bad as the olds1 color sketches started topping $1000+. I guess everything is relative.
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I just looked up series 6 and came up with 2 hours and 10 minutes (300 sets)
Series 6 may have one of the shortest sell out times, but one of the longest delivery times. I would say we could also include the date of initial shipment/delivery of release 6B. I remember it was quite a cliffhanger there for a while waiting to hear about the outcome of the lost shipment. I wonder if it will ever turn up...
I also wonder if UPS has auctions similar to storage wars for lost or mislabeled packages. Someone could potentially make a serious score!!
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Hi Pat, Thanks for checking into this. In personally remembering series 4, I can see how it may have taken a few days to sell out. Initially I was surprised that it wasn't hours, but this was the first series that had sketches "outside the box." Since no one was expecting that, it may have taken until people received their sketches & posted some of the image to realize that this series was very different than the one before. I would doubt that it would take much longer than a day or 2 after the sale - once people started posting their sketches to the forum. This was also the first series that I remember spending over $100 for a sketch (9 to life) & even over $200 for a smokin Joe combo. I can remember feeling very uncomfortable doing it (crazy actually). I didn't feel nearly as bad as the olds1 color sketches started topping $1000+. I guess everything is relative.
I agree, the surprise changes to the sketch cards introduced in Series 4 was the reason the sets lasted as long as they did. With Series 1-3, even completists only needed to buy 3 sets and then trade. I recall thinking that I'd be covered buying 5 sets, to get one from each artist, thinking that would also be one of each title, and wondering if I was nuts to spend that kind of money. Then I was discouraged when I heard how scarce the Hoppy Meals were, and I don't believe I ordered any more. Part of what contributed to the week plus timeframe was likely that there weren't so many people considering the limited sets like easy "triple your money" deals like they do now, and the prices were still causing some to wait and see what they got before blindly dropping another $200. The buyers on the west coast probably didn't pay for overnight shipping either, adding to the extension.
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I remember series 4 being harder to buy sets. Series 5 was impossible for me as I had to travel that day. I was lucky to even get a Fe sketches. Neil came thru to help me out with one set. The rest of the handful of sketches I have are for forum trades and eBay.
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can we update this list please?
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can we update this list please?
Not until I'm sure of all my information. I've started the changes, will post soon.
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new, new, new Yellow binder for postcards
http://www.toppsonlinestore.com/servlet/the-1121/Wacky-Packages-Official-Collectors/Detail (http://www.toppsonlinestore.com/servlet/the-1121/Wacky-Packages-Official-Collectors/Detail)
(http://www.toppsonlinestore.com/catalog/Binder_Postcard_GLAM.jpg)
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I finally got a Hoppy Meal sketch. These are really tough to find and were tough to pull.
eBay auction: #110981369645
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I finally got a Hoppy Meal sketch. These are really tough to find and were tough to pull.
eBay auction: #110981369645
Congrats! That is a tough one. I've seen Hoppy meal sketches go for 3 to 4 times that price in the past. I'm surprised it went so low!
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Congrats! That is a tough one. I've seen Hoppy meal sketches go for 3 to 4 times that price in the past. I'm surprised it went so low!
I was too. I just put in a snipe about 2 hours ago and was surprised to win. I don't know how many hoppy meals Smokin Joe did but it was around 10-20.
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Congrats and Wowser!! I never expected my little hoppy to become 'a holy grail' of sketch cards... or that my inability to draw the same thing twice would be credited with helping start the sketch card collecting craze (which, after drawing hundreds of those little nightmares, has also contributed to my inability to open the wretched, claw like appendage I used to call my right hand).
I sit here drawing another batch of hundreds for ANS10, wondering what would happen if I only drew 'Hoppy' sketch cards fom now on... flooding the market with happy little Hoppy's? Would it help the sale of ANS10? Would it anger the collectors who did score their Hoppy cards already? Hmmmm....
(And actually, it was Jay (in my mind, and in my car) who should be credited with crazing sketch cards... he drew all 3,500 (or a million, I get those confused) for the first Old School release. He remains the king of sketch cards in my book.
Thanks Jay,
Smokin' joe
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Joe, how many Hoppy sketch cards did you draw?
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Joe, how many Hoppy sketch cards did you draw?
My info shows that Joe did approximately 10 Hoppy Meals (non-combos).
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My info shows that Joe did approximately 10 Hoppy Meals (non-combos).
I am hoppy to have pulled this one :)
(http://s15.postimage.org/8mrzhudw7/S4_Sketch_Hoppy_sml.jpg) (http://postimage.org/image/8mrzhudw7/)
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I am hoppy to have pulled this one :)
(http://s15.postimage.org/8mrzhudw7/S4_Sketch_Hoppy_sml.jpg) (http://postimage.org/image/8mrzhudw7/)
Nice pull. Those were tough. I remember people scrambling to find one.
Weren't Baby Runt's tough also? I don't think I have one.
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I am hoppy to have pulled this one :)
(http://s15.postimage.org/8mrzhudw7/S4_Sketch_Hoppy_sml.jpg) (http://postimage.org/image/8mrzhudw7/)
That's a nice one! What number is it? I've started something in the old Hoppy Meal thread so we can post what we've found and maybe see if there are more than 10 Hoppy Meal sketches.
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That's a nice one! What number is it? I've started something in the old Hoppy Meal thread so we can post what we've found and maybe see if there are more than 10 Hoppy Meal sketches.
It's numbered 006/200
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Joe, how many Hoppy sketch cards did you draw?
That's a really good question. I can honestly say I don't know how many Hoppy sketch cards I drew. I don't think I scanned them before submitting them... I will check my files. That would make it easy to know for sure. I don't remember it being very many. The '10' number is in the ballpark.
I have been scanning nearly all my sketch cards recently, and I can also tell you I am trying to do as few repeat characters as possible. The direction we (artists) get from Topps regarding sketch cards has been a little different for each release. Sometimes asking for a set number of specific characters and more recently letting artists do any published Wacky they want. I'm covering a wide range this time, so your favorites may surly be in there somwhere... including a couple new Hoppy Meal cards... maybe. Will Hoppy Meal combo up with Hippy trash bags? Or Hopeless Snowballs? Or Hop & Mop & Glop? The possibilities are endless!
Smokin' Joe
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Hi there - I started to collect the postcard sets recently, mainly for the bonus cards believe it or not, since I am such a Wacky collector I needed to have all of the regular-size cards to remain complete. Anyway, the postcards themselves are very cool so now I am hooked on them too.
My questions are twofold, so I appreciate anyone willing to help out with their knowledge:
1) Is there a complete Master list of all the sets somewhere? I see that RawGoo had posted a list through Series 8 (very helpful - thanks!) but I believe there have been several releases since then. Any re-direction to a complete list would be welcome...especially helpful as I try to make sense of the confusing TS bonus card series.
2) Are the Wacky's in the postcard sets totally unique and original to the postcards? I am not that well-versed on recent Wacky's the know, but they are very good and deserve a wider release than this limited format, such as in ANS or Old School (if appropriate) andf would really like to see these as stickers.
Thanks for the help....
Derryl
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1) Is there a complete Master list of all the sets somewhere? I see that RawGoo had posted a list through Series 8 (very helpful - thanks!) but I believe there have been several releases since then. Any re-direction to a complete list would be welcome...especially helpful as I try to make sense of the confusing TS bonus card series.
that is a complete list - unless I've slept through a few releases ;)
are you looking at the second message in this thread - the list message?
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Ah - great. I was looking at a later one...so simple. Thanks....and thank you, RawGoo.
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Ah - great. I was looking at a later one...so simple. Thanks....and thank you, RawGoo.
Pat ( RawGoo ) is doing a dynamite job with the Master List . KUDO's to her !!!!!
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Hi there - I started to collect the postcard sets recently, mainly for the bonus cards believe it or not, since I am such a Wacky collector I needed to have all of the regular-size cards to remain complete. Anyway, the postcards themselves are very cool so now I am hooked on them too.
My questions are twofold, so I appreciate anyone willing to help out with their knowledge:
1) Is there a complete Master list of all the sets somewhere? I see that RawGoo had posted a list through Series 8 (very helpful - thanks!) but I believe there have been several releases since then. Any re-direction to a complete list would be welcome...especially helpful as I try to make sense of the confusing TS bonus card series.
2) Are the Wacky's in the postcard sets totally unique and original to the postcards? I am not that well-versed on recent Wacky's the know, but they are very good and deserve a wider release than this limited format, such as in ANS or Old School (if appropriate) andf would really like to see these as stickers.
Thanks for the help....
Derryl
Hi Derryl,
Glad to hear you like the postcards! I'm Neil, the original designer of the postcards and one of the artists. I think most people here will agree, the postcards are a nice compliment to the All New Series sets.
In answer to your first question, I rely on RawGoo (Pat) to keep us up to date with the master list. In fact, she keeps much better track of it than I do, so if you have any specific questions, I'd recommend asking her.
With regards to part 2 of your post, all of the titles in the postcard sets are completely unique. Originally, I wanted to include regular size equivalents of the postcards, but opted for sketch cards instead, since it's seemed more appropriate given the limited nature of the sets. Later in Series 4, we introduced the regular size artist bio cards and then in series 6, we finally released the mini postcards, which are regular size redraws of some of the titles that appear in the postcard sets. On a related note, there's always the possibility of releasing the postcards in a sticker format, but I'll leave that for a future discussion.
Have fun collecting and look for more postcard sets in 2013!
Neil
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Glad people are finding the list useful! Aside from adding the Halloween 2012 items, I also went through old invoices for issue prices, and added them for each series/item. As always, if you spot an error, please LMK!
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Thanks for making this list available. Its extremely helpful, especially for someone like me that is basically just starting out again after taking a number of years off. I am absolutely LOVING the postcard series as I love the larger medium size. I just wish they would make the sets larger in size (12-20 postcards per set) and would make the sketch cards postcard sized. Thanks again!
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Thanks for making this list available. Its extremely helpful, especially for someone like me that is basically just starting out again after taking a number of years off. I am absolutely LOVING the postcard series as I love the larger medium size. I just wish they would make the sets larger in size (12-20 postcards per set) and would make the sketch cards postcard sized. Thanks again!
When I'm finished sorting and trading Old School 4, my next Wacky project is to go through this list and add the artist info for the various bio cards. Check back in a couple of weeks!
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I've updated the master list (second post in this thread) to include Series 9 - please take a look and see if I've goofed anywhere. I also added bio card names, as requested.
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I've updated the master list (second post in this thread) to include Series 9 - please take a look and see if I've goofed anywhere. I also added bio card names, as requested.
Hi Pat, do you plan on adding in the artists that did sketch cards for series 9 (limited and regular)?
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Hi Pat, do you plan on adding in the artists that did sketch cards for series 9 (limited and regular)?
OK, I've taken the plunge and added sketch card artist names for all of the sets. Hopefully I've got it right, but please check my work. With some of the recent pulls of sketches on PC7 stock, I tweaked that a bit as well.
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OK, I've taken the plunge and added sketch card artist names for all of the sets. Hopefully I've got it right, but please check my work. With some of the recent pulls of sketches on PC7 stock, I tweaked that a bit as well.
Everything looks correct Pat! THANK YOU for taking so much time to keep it updated!
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I've got a preliminary write-up done for Halloween 2013. I've noted 11 sketch artists, as follows:
Brower
Camera
Engstrom
Gambino
Graham
Kirscht
Parisi
Pingitore
Simko
Smokin' Joe
Zapata
Have I missed anyone?
I was figuring on adding the posters, since they are of the postcard art, but omitting the comic, since the only connection to the postcards seems to be the cover art. Thoughts?
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I was figuring on adding the posters, since they are of the postcard art, but omitting the comic, since the only connection to the postcards seems to be the cover art. Thoughts?
I keep my comics with my postcards in the binder along with any sketches. It's kind of an anomaly.
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My Postcard Master list post at the beginning of this thread can't be updated to include Halloween 2013 - seems there is a 20,000 character limit in a post, and this put me over the limit :sad:
Will ponder upon this, and what to do. May just create separate threads for each series, but that leaves binders kind of hanging, and maybe promos, too. Meanwhile, here's what I have so far for Halloween 2013. Please LMK if I've erred anywhere.
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Fall 2013 Philly promo postcard with Killing Sppprreee and Hellraiserets (September 21-22, 2013)
- Reverse has the Wacky Halloween Postcards logo, as well as the Philly show logo and date
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Halloween 2013
Limited Edition (Sale date 10/24/13, approx. 12:30 am, limit of 3 sets per mailing address & credit card, restriction removed 10/29/13):
- 666 sets of unnumbered limited edition postcards (Harms Glow Pop, It Kat, Sno Corpse, Stitchers, Marrow Cup, Butcherfinger), with each postcard marked as "Limited Edition" on the reverse, and signed by the artist on the reverse
- Certificate of Authenticity, numbered
- Color Halloween decorated envelope, unnumbered
- 666 numbered sketch cards based on Wacky titles from this set
- Each postcard set included 2 of 6 bio cards (Camera, Engstrom, Gambino, Kirscht, Simko and Smokin' Joe
- Sketch cards by Brower, Camera, Engstrom, Gambino, Graham, Kirscht, Parisi, Pingitore, Simko, Smokin' Joe, and Zapata*
- TS20 Bonus card – Whatchamakillit
- Issue price $52.99
* Note: There were a number of color sketches produced for this Limited Edition series but there is no difference in the copyright or card stock for the color sketches relative to the black and white sketches.
Tricky Treat Edition (Sale date 10/24/13):
- 7 standard postcards (Harms Glow Pop, It Kat, Sno Corpse, Stitchers, Marrow Cup, Butcherfinger, Hellraiserets), no signature box on reverse, and with copyright on front
- Red wrapper with spiderweb pattern, unnumbered
- TS21 Bonus card – Killing Sppprreee
- Issue price $11.99
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Halloween 2013 posters (Sale date 10/24/13)
- 6 trading card stock 8” x 14” posters of the 2013 Halloween postcards (Harms Glow Pop, It Kat, Sno Corpse, Stitchers, Marrow Cup, Butcherfinger) with a red spiderweb background
- Issue price $39.99 for a set of 6
- Also available individually for $9.99; Harms Glow Pop was initially available individually, but was later removed from the website
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an option for the interim - since you own message 1 and message 2 in the thread, move everything from message 2 into message 1, then move your new Halloween 2013 stuff into message 2. Don't 'delete' message 1, just modify it. I don't think there is anything to keep from message 1, so just edit that all out.
You'll have room for a year or two more of postcard stuff then, and it'll all be at the beginning of the thread.
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Am I missing something with Halloween 2013 postcards or is they no way to get a standard sized card with the HELLRAISERETS title? Besides a sketch card, that is. Seems like there should be one more "bonus" card.
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Am I missing something with Halloween 2013 postcards or is they no way to get a standard sized card with the HELLRAISERETS title? Besides a sketch card, that is. Seems like there should be one more "bonus" card.
it's listed as one of the standard cards in the Tricky Treat edition. It's an additional card, but not considered a bonus. (it's #7 of 7)
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Am I missing something with Halloween 2013 postcards or is they no way to get a standard sized card with the HELLRAISERETS title? Besides a sketch card, that is. Seems like there should be one more "bonus" card.
That's the hook to buy the RE set along with an awesome wrapper and the other bonus. You might as well throw out the other 6 PCs.
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Am I missing something with Halloween 2013 postcards or is they no way to get a standard sized card with the HELLRAISERETS title? Besides a sketch card, that is. Seems like there should be one more "bonus" card.
The only way to get Hellraiserets is as a postcard size card (#7) in the Tricky Treat set. There is no trading card size version.
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it's listed as one of the standard cards in the Tricky Treat edition. It's an additional card, but not considered a bonus. (it's #7 of 7)
Speaking of the Tricky Treat edition, I never got mine. Has everyone else or are they not out yet...or what? Should I get on the horn with Topps?
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Speaking of the Tricky Treat edition, I never got mine. Has everyone else or are they not out yet...or what? Should I get on the horn with Topps?
When did you order them Tom? Should have come with the LE. Mine were shipped together. I even ordered a second one to keep unopened, and that came already(Topps making up to me?) i doubt it.
Jim
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When did you order them Tom? Should have come with the LE.
Ordered them all together, they're all on one invoice. Only got the comic and LE set. Guess it's Phone time...
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Ordered them all together, they're all on one invoice. Only got the comic and LE set. Guess it's Phone time...
I wish you well my friend.
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I wish you well my friend.
LOL, thanks. I actually just shot off an email to storehelp. Let's see where that gets me first. It should be storehell@topps.com.
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LOL, thanks. I actually just shot off an email to storehelp. Let's see where that gets me first. It should be storehell@topps.com.
LOL. that's the 'Wacky Addresses' version
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LOL, thanks. I actually just shot off an email to storehelp. Let's see where that gets me first. It should be storehell@topps.com.
Mine all arrived together. Did your packing list show the RE PCs?
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Mine all arrived together. Did your packing list show the RE PCs?
I remember not...and I'm pretty certain I don't have it anymore. According to the site, Topps is working on it.
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Just curious...would this be considered a color sketch...been looking at this card for years and it dawned on me it has color highlights. Any thoughts?
(http://s27.postimg.org/7031ts7gf/Page_1_Scan_Wacky_Postcard4.jpg) (http://postimg.org/image/7031ts7gf/)
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Just curious...would this be considered a color sketch...been looking at this card for years and it dawned on me it has color highlights. Any thoughts?
(http://s27.postimg.org/7031ts7gf/Page_1_Scan_Wacky_Postcard4.jpg) (http://postimg.org/image/7031ts7gf/)
Looks color to me
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Just curious...would this be considered a color sketch...been looking at this card for years and it dawned on me it has color highlights. Any thoughts?
(http://s27.postimg.org/7031ts7gf/Page_1_Scan_Wacky_Postcard4.jpg) (http://postimg.org/image/7031ts7gf/)
I believe all of Mark's Dead & Buried sketches had color highlights. Anyone have a sketch lacking the highlights? The way some collectors value sketches, that could actually ending up be considered "more valuable" to some. :-\
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Thanks for the info.
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Sorry to bring this old topic back up but I had a question.
For the 2012 Halloween set was there a "Strike/Slay Day" postcard for the limited editions?
It seems as all the backs of the limited edition postcards state that there was only six in this set.
In contrast all the backs of the regular edition postcards state that there was seven in this set.
Thanks.
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Sorry to bring this old topic back up but I had a question.
For the 2012 Halloween set was there a "Strike/Slay Day" postcard for the limited editions?
It seems as all the backs of the limited edition postcards state that there was only six in this set.
In contrast all the backs of the regular edition postcards state that there was seven in this set.
Thanks.
No problem bringing up old threads, especially master lists - that's what they're here for!
I'll find my binder and check the actual postcards, but I'm pretty sure I had them right in front of me when I added them to the master list, and that there was a Strike/Slay Day postcard in the limited edition set.
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I just checked your master list and found out that the limited edition had seven postcards and the regular edition had six postcards. Hope that helps.
I know, but I was offering to check the actual binder to confirm that I hadn't goofed.
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Pat,
Good job on this list! Only two mistakes that I saw:
*The 2009 promo postcard's right name is Croca-Cola Zero.
*The Strike/SlayDay combo postcard is in the regular edition of Halloween Postcards 2012, not the limited edition.
Just thought you'd like to know.
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Pat,
Thanks for putting in my corrections!
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Pat,
Do you think that the Halloween aluminum plaques should be put in the list as well? After all, they were all based on the Halloween Postcards.
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Am I the only one who noticed that in Wacky Halloween Postcards 2012's Plots, a word is spelled wrong?
It's "Sacrificially", not "Sacraficially".
This is in the Limited Edition and regular edition postcards and on the Official Collectors Binder.
Just sayin'.
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Good "eye"!
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mikecho wins the "Attention to Detail" Award! :13:
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mikecho wins the "Attention to Detail" Award! :13:
(http://i67.tinypic.com/2nrorpt.png)
Please, call me Mike. Everyone does.
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Off the subject, I know of another misspelled word in Duzn't. It's "Beatniks", not "Beatnicks".
Does anyone else know about any other instances of this?
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I'm a spelling Nazi so this kind of stuff really bugs me, but, I never even noticed it before :-\ . Good eye, Mike.
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I'm a spelling Nazi so this kind of stuff really bugs me, but, I never even noticed it before :-\ . Good eye, Mike.
Thanks, Rob and Brian!
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Pat,
I noticed two things about the Wacky Halloween Postcards.
*Two of the parodied products - Ghostess Fright Pie - A-a-pple and Cracker Drac - aren't candy products (the first is a pie (pastry) in reality and the second is candy-coated popcorn and peanuts in reality),
*One of the postcards - Mellow Cup - doesn't have a horror theme; instead, it has a 1960s theme.
Pretty interesting, huh?
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Like a lot of people, I assume, I am using some of the extra at home time (no commuting when working at home) to check through my WP collection using some of our excellent master list resources (Thanks Pat!). And, I really enjoy going through the Postcard sets again anyway. I did have a couple questions after going through the list...
1) I read through the thread here and didn't see this discussed unless I missed it. I see that the 8th series postcards has listed 8 artists bio cards, including George Wright. I do not have one of these. But, I do have a bio card for series 9 for him that appears to actually be a promo card for series 9. I will add some pics of it in a bit. It is labeled as "Wacky Packages artists series 9" but also has an upper right corner blip "Coming Summer 2012". The background is different than the other series 9 bio cards, The title on the reverse of the card is of CLUBBED. Is this the bio card noted in the Series 8 description or a different animal? Did this come included with one of the Series 8 sets?
2) Will the Wacky Packages Cereal 2015 and the April Fools Day 2020 sets eventually make their way onto this list as well, or are they included in other master lists?
(https://i.postimg.cc/Jsrk9sHK/art-side.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/Jsrk9sHK)
(https://i.postimg.cc/BjmKsJx3/bio-side.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/BjmKsJx3)
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1) It is labeled as "Wacky Packages artists series 9" but also has an upper right corner blip "Coming Summer 2012".
2) Will the Wacky Packages Cereal 2015 and the April Fools Day 2020 sets eventually make their way onto this list as well, or are they included in other master lists?
the five 2015 SDCC cereal postcards are in the Bonus and Promo Master List
http://www.wackypackagesforum.com/index.php?topic=1454.0
I'm scratching my head on that Clubbed card though?
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Patrick,
These are the notes in my Wacky Base system I entered at the time:
Wright Bio Card (Promo for PCS9) (Post Card Series 9)
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Clubbed was a PC Series 8 bio card that happened to be advertising Series 9.
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Clubbed was a PC Series 8 bio card that happened to be advertising Series 9.
Thanks!
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Clubbed was a PC Series 8 bio card that happened to be advertising Series 9.
great info!
you made me go look at my postcard sets just now, as I didn't remember this at all.
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Clubbed was a PC Series 8 bio card that happened to be advertising Series 9.
Does anyone remember whether the Clubbed/Wright bio card was included in Series 8 sets as one of the two bio cards? If not, how was it obtained?
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Does anyone remember whether the Clubbed/Wright bio card was included in Series 8 sets as one of the two bio cards? If not, how was it obtained?
It came in the Series 8 sets as one of the two bio cards.
I'll be adding the 2020 April Fools Postcard set info at the end of the second post in this thread soon, probably later today. I have to have all my stuff and notes, all together in one house, without any work meetings.
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It came in the Series 8 sets as one of the two bio cards.
I'll be adding the 2020 April Fools Postcard set info at the end of the second post in this thread soon, probably later today. I have to have all my stuff and notes, all together in one house, without any work meetings.
Thanks on both counts!
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I thought I would add scans of my sketches from the Postcard Sets. I tried (and succeeded, I think) to get at least one sketch from each title released in a series, and at least one from each artist who did sketches from that series. Things got crazy with the April Fool's set - the artists did sketches from across all the Postcards Sets, and even some ANS titles, so I just collected what came in my packs. I will add my oversized sketches when I find them :-[ Let me know what you think!
(https://i.postimg.cc/Xr6ykHj2/Postcard-Series-1-3-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/Xr6ykHj2) (https://i.postimg.cc/rzvdqnr8/Postcard-Series-4-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/rzvdqnr8) (https://i.postimg.cc/4YGm9YPq/Postcard-Series-5-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/4YGm9YPq) (https://i.postimg.cc/ykcDxmm0/Postcard-Series-6-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/ykcDxmm0) (https://i.postimg.cc/n98HfWwg/Postcard-Series-7-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/n98HfWwg) (https://i.postimg.cc/BjXgLwvX/Postcard-Series-7-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/BjXgLwvX) (https://i.postimg.cc/mPZT4C8L/Postcard-Series-8-Page-1-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/mPZT4C8L) (https://i.postimg.cc/qzTkm9KC/Postcard-Series-8-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/qzTkm9KC) (https://i.postimg.cc/hf1KNp8Z/Postcard-Series-9-Page-1-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/hf1KNp8Z) (https://i.postimg.cc/T5bx3cWS/Postcard-Series-9-Page-2-sketches-1.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/T5bx3cWS) (https://i.postimg.cc/QBrws3Xp/Postcard-Series-Halloween-2010-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/QBrws3Xp) (https://i.postimg.cc/9RgL45jg/Postcard-Halloween-2011-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/9RgL45jg) (https://i.postimg.cc/jW6jn7d1/Postcard-Halloween-Return-Sketches-2.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/jW6jn7d1) (https://i.postimg.cc/ctKXw9xx/Postcard-Halloween-2012-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/ctKXw9xx) (https://i.postimg.cc/6yBb30Rv/Postcard-Halloween-2012-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/6yBb30Rv) (https://i.postimg.cc/mc59Cbt9/Postcard-Halloween-2013-Page-1-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/mc59Cbt9) (https://i.postimg.cc/SXs8nXNq/Postcard-Halloween-2013-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/SXs8nXNq) (https://i.postimg.cc/LJvL4kSN/Postcard-Halloween-2013-Page-3-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/LJvL4kSN) (https://i.postimg.cc/tsLZ4Bfd/Postcard-Halloween-2013-Return-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/tsLZ4Bfd) (https://i.postimg.cc/2q7kNTfS/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-1-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/2q7kNTfS) (https://i.postimg.cc/w3v6nh49/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/w3v6nh49) (https://i.postimg.cc/T5pfm65K/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-3-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/T5pfm65K) (https://i.postimg.cc/RJn24VnL/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-4-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/RJn24VnL) (https://i.postimg.cc/Z09GrjDv/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-5-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/Z09GrjDv) (https://i.postimg.cc/7fRMSMdh/Postcard-Comics-misc-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/7fRMSMdh)
Oversized 4.25 x 6 sketches from Series 9, Numbers 340, 342 and return Oversized 4.25 x 6 sketch from Halloween 2011
(https://i.postimg.cc/xJTcx848/Postcard-Series-9-sketch-340.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/xJTcx848) (https://i.postimg.cc/HcZjfmq2/Postcard-Series-9-sketch-342.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/HcZjfmq2) (https://i.postimg.cc/vcxtTFG1/Large-sketch.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/vcxtTFG1) (https://i.postimg.cc/RNrWq0Ym/Postcard-Halloween-2011-large.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/RNrWq0Ym)
(https://postimg.cc/34xLJrzD)
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Thanks for sharing. That is quite the Sketch Collection.
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Nice Collection of Sketches! Like the Jay Lynch ones.
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Thanks for sharing. That is quite the Sketch Collection.
Thanks, Andrew! I finally got them all organized and in pages, and thought I'd share them.
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Nice Collection of Sketches! Like the Jay Lynch ones.
One is from the packs, as shown in the first comic book, and the second is a return.
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I thought I would add scans of my sketches from the Postcard Sets. I tried (and succeeded, I think) to get at least one sketch from each title released in a series, and at least one from each artist who did sketches from that series. Things got crazy with the April Fool's set - the artists did sketches from across all the Postcards Sets, and even some ANS titles, so I just collected what came in my packs. I will add my oversized sketches when I find them :-[ Let me know what you think!
(https://i.postimg.cc/Xr6ykHj2/Postcard-Series-1-3-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/Xr6ykHj2) (https://i.postimg.cc/rzvdqnr8/Postcard-Series-4-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/rzvdqnr8) (https://i.postimg.cc/4YGm9YPq/Postcard-Series-5-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/4YGm9YPq) (https://i.postimg.cc/ykcDxmm0/Postcard-Series-6-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/ykcDxmm0) (https://i.postimg.cc/n98HfWwg/Postcard-Series-7-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/n98HfWwg) (https://i.postimg.cc/BjXgLwvX/Postcard-Series-7-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/BjXgLwvX) (https://i.postimg.cc/mPZT4C8L/Postcard-Series-8-Page-1-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/mPZT4C8L) (https://i.postimg.cc/qzTkm9KC/Postcard-Series-8-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/qzTkm9KC) (https://i.postimg.cc/hf1KNp8Z/Postcard-Series-9-Page-1-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/hf1KNp8Z) (https://i.postimg.cc/T5bx3cWS/Postcard-Series-9-Page-2-sketches-1.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/T5bx3cWS) (https://i.postimg.cc/QBrws3Xp/Postcard-Series-Halloween-2010-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/QBrws3Xp) (https://i.postimg.cc/9RgL45jg/Postcard-Halloween-2011-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/9RgL45jg) (https://i.postimg.cc/34xLJrzD/Postcard-Halloween-2011-Return-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/34xLJrzD) (https://i.postimg.cc/ctKXw9xx/Postcard-Halloween-2012-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/ctKXw9xx) (https://i.postimg.cc/6yBb30Rv/Postcard-Halloween-2012-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/6yBb30Rv) (https://i.postimg.cc/mc59Cbt9/Postcard-Halloween-2013-Page-1-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/mc59Cbt9) (https://i.postimg.cc/SXs8nXNq/Postcard-Halloween-2013-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/SXs8nXNq) (https://i.postimg.cc/LJvL4kSN/Postcard-Halloween-2013-Page-3-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/LJvL4kSN) (https://i.postimg.cc/tsLZ4Bfd/Postcard-Halloween-2013-Return-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/tsLZ4Bfd) (https://i.postimg.cc/2q7kNTfS/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-1-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/2q7kNTfS) (https://i.postimg.cc/w3v6nh49/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-2-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/w3v6nh49) (https://i.postimg.cc/T5pfm65K/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-3-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/T5pfm65K) (https://i.postimg.cc/RJn24VnL/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-4-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/RJn24VnL) (https://i.postimg.cc/Z09GrjDv/Postcard-April-Fool-s-2020-Page-5-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/Z09GrjDv) (https://i.postimg.cc/7fRMSMdh/Postcard-Comics-misc-sketches.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/7fRMSMdh)
Oversized 4.25 x 6 sketches from Series 9, Numbers 340 and 342
(https://i.postimg.cc/xJTcx848/Postcard-Series-9-sketch-340.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/xJTcx848) (https://i.postimg.cc/HcZjfmq2/Postcard-Series-9-sketch-342.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/HcZjfmq2)
Great collection, Pat. I attempted a similar goal on these. One day I need to take a few hours and document like you have.
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That's a treasure trove of sketches! The 2012-2013 halloween postcard sketches remain my favorites - sigh....
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Thanks for sharing the scans, Pat! Some of those are beyond sketches...more like oil paintings!
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Great collection, Pat. I attempted a similar goal on these. One day I need to take a few hours and document like you have.
I look forward to your scans!
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Really impressive sketch collection there! Thanks for posting !
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YUMMMY!!!!!
Pat these are great! Thanks for sharing,
Richard
#StayWacky
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Fantastic collection. As I look at this, I realized I only collected the ones with the thicker header, not the thin bordered ones ie series 1-16 and the Halloween titles.
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Awesome!
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What a collection! It's impressive, indeed.
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I just found another oversized sketch. I added it to the big post, but here it is:
(https://i.postimg.cc/RNrWq0Ym/Postcard-Halloween-2011-large.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/RNrWq0Ym)
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That is an AWESOME combo sketch card!!
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That is an AWESOME combo sketch card!!
Yes, Neil outdid himself on that one!
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Yes, Neil outdid himself on that one!
And very appropriately titled.
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GREAT! Looking Card Pat,
Richard
#StayWacky
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GREAT! Looking Card Pat,
Richard
#StayWacky
Thanks! I found another fantastic one from Series 9:
(https://i.postimg.cc/vcxtTFG1/Large-sketch.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/vcxtTFG1)
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Thanks! I found another fantastic one from Series 9:
(https://i.postimg.cc/vcxtTFG1/Large-sketch.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/vcxtTFG1)
Sweet!
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I knew this one had to be here somewhere, and I finally found it!! It is a masterpiece!!
(https://i.postimg.cc/LJ3XnPsb/Postcard-Halloween-Return-Sketches-2-extra.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/LJ3XnPsb)