QUOTE(vavavoom @ Sep 12 2012, 08:39 PM)
The Morpheus 3-D Card I got it for RM58.73 @ USD18.17. I think I was lucky to bid and won this magnificent condition card from ebay. You need to be vigilant & go thru ebay almost all the time. Me, well I check ebay 10 - 20 times a day looking for bargains
H-IV Spiderman vs Venom 3-D card I got it from packs. I got my H-X Wolverine 3-D card I bought it from Comics Corner for RM20 almost 10 years ago
Now I'm trying to complete my Skydisc card. I have Superman & Batman. Now hunting for Man of Steel & Death.
Comics Corner was one of the places that had more trading cards variety to offer. I still frequent their outlet at Damansara Jaya which is more focus to gaming cards.
Added on September 13, 2012, 8:51 amQUOTE(megajim @ Sep 12 2012, 10:17 AM)
The only thing bout the Hilderbrandt brothers are that they do faces lousy. I think its one of the brothers that do all that snarling faces. In the masterpieces set most of the characters are snarling or clenching their teeth. Looks constipated. The only one who looks relaxed is Professor X. Their work on lighting is good though.
Alex Ross remains one of the best artist of our generation. Kingdom Come was a really good book for an Elseworld series. Feel free to disagree with me.
I have some Wizard: Guide to Comics magazines...some covers like Marvel Heroes and Villains variant drawn by Alex Ross...simply fascinating art.
Other artists i like would be Joe Chiodo (funny looking w big boobs and buttocks) or Dave Dorman. There are many others too but cant remember their names.
Dan Berenton ...nice but his style is more to "horror" kinda feel.
Early trading cards offer one type of special inserts...later ones got multiple types of inserts. Some have to buy more than one box to complete all special inserts.
This post has been edited by FunkyMonkiBaby: Sep 13 2012, 08:51 AM 
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