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Trading cards were evolved to a higher form with the creation of Colossal Cards. FPG, who pioneered the use of these oversized cards in conjunction with all-new, informative text, found a format to give fans more of what they want: bigger, bolder images. Together in one series are the works of ten visionary artists who have shaped the fantasy world. Chris Achilleos, Larry Elmore, Richard Hescox, Jeffrey Jones, Ken Kelly, Don Maitz, Keith Parkinson, Mike Ploog, Rowena, and Darrell K. Sweet are ten of the top fantasy artists of all time. Now see every stroke, every subtle hue in stunning clarity. To add even more punch, card backs contain biographical information, quotes, and interesting facts about the artists. Discover what's in their studios, when they began painting, or what they think about trading cards. Suitable for framing, this series marks the evolution of fantasy art cards.

Release Date: 1994 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box

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What do you do when you have colossal artists doing colossal paintings? Put them on Colossal Cards, of course. In an unprecedented move, FPG created these gigantic trading cards with full-color fronts and backs, designed to fit all standard comic sleeves. The first Colossal Cards series was an immediate sellout, and fans demanded another. Taken from some of FPG's most popular trading card series, this second series features giant cards by ten more artistic giants: Clyde Caldwell, Roger Dean, Bob Eggleton, Joe Jusko, Michael Kaluta, David Mattingly, Sanjulian, Barclay Shaw, James Warhola, and Tim White. Is it any surprise that this series followed its predecessor in selling out as well?

Release Date: 1995 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box

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This box contains fifty of the best fantasy works from one of the genre's defining masters. Chris Achilleos' unique vision and flair for detail have planted his powerful warrior-women and inspiring adventure scenes firmly in the imaginations of fantasy readers and movie-goers for over twenty years. He has brought to life the creations of many of fantasy's great writers, from Burroughs to Moorcock to Tolkien, and has visulaized some of our most memorable characters in fantasy on the big screen for films such as Heavy Metal and Willow. Achilleos was the obvious choice as the subject of FPG's first trading card series, followed soon after by a second. Here, he has chosen fifty of his favorite works to be reproduced on our large format Colossal Cards.

Release Date: 1995 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box

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Larry Elmore's first series of trading cards was one of the most successful fantasy art series ever, effortlessly crossing over into both the art card and gaming markets. Now, we have combined the artistic talents of Elmore with our Colossal Card format to create a card series of truly epic proportions, containing some of his most popular pieces. Elmore's fantastic creatures and beautiful landscapes are allowed to be seen with all of the glorious detail he painted into them.

Release Date: 1995 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box

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It took larger-than-life fantasy illustrator Joe Jusko to capture the larger-than-life adventures penned by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Popular with both trading card fans and lovers of fine fantasy illustration, Joe Jusko's Edgar Rice Burroughs Collection 1 and Collection 2 were tremendous hits. By demand, here is a selection that presents Jusko's artwork the way it was painted: BIG and BOLD! Tarzan, John Carter of Mars, and David Innes of Pellucidar are among the denizens of Burroughs' imagination that Jusko has brought to life with power and detail in this magnificent collection.

Release Date: 1995 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box

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From the pen and mind of classic author Edgar Rice Burroughs to the brush and artistic vision of Joe Jusko comes a second Colossal Card series. Beyond Krenkel and St. John, Frazetta and Boris, Jusko has painted the most extensive collection of Burroughs characters and settings to date, and only FPG has brought them to you. Picking up where the hit Jusko Colossal Cards Series 1 left off, this series reproduces 50 of his best Burroughs pieces featuring well-known characters such as Tarzan and John Carter of Mars, as well as depicting scenes from Burroughs novels never before painted. At Colossal Card size, these cards are large enough to properly capture not only the vibrant colors of the jungle, but the otherworldly tones of alien planets as well.

Release Date: 1996 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box

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Ken Kelly is an undisputed master of fantasy art trading cards. He has forged an impressive career that spans decades and encompasses a wide array of subjects. This series contains 50 of Kelly's most powerful images, from his Warren Publishing days (CREEPY, EERIE, and VAMPIRELLA) to his Conan book cover work to his covers for Kiss' Destroyer and Love Gun albums. Bursting from the shackles of the standard trading card size, in this large format Kelly's creations can be seen with all the power and detail that he breathed into them.

Release Date: 1995 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box

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Keith Parkinson first made a name for himself with TSR (Dungeons & Dragons, Dragonlance, and Forgotten Realms) where his art graced everything from book and magazine covers, to game boxes and modules. Soon after, he was painting book covers for best-selling authors such as Terry Brooks, David Eddings, and Anne McCaffrey. With FPG, Parkinson enjoyed great success, first with his fan-favorite trading card series and then as co-creator of the popular GUARDIANS collectible card game. So, as a colossal name, it was only natural to feature his work at a Colossal size. Through these "frameable" cards, you can watch as every twig, every leaf, and every inch of every dragon scale comes to life in brilliant clarity. Read more about Parkinson's career path and the origin of GUARDIANS in an interview presented on the card backs. Each eye-popping detail is not to be missed.

Release Date: 1996 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box

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Have you ever seen a big, red dragon soar down from the skies, breathing fire? Ever walk the streets of Waterdeep alone and unarmed after midnight? How about attempt to look a fire minion straight in the eyes, as it rises from the flames of the abyss? Well, now you can...but only through the creative vision and artistic excellence of TSR's great fantasy artists. Certainly, the worlds of TSR (producers of the wildly popular Dungeons & Dragons, Dragonlance, Forgotten Realms, and Ravenloft systems) exist in the imagination only. Yet, if not for the remarkable art work which has breathed life into a myriad of fanciful characters, kingdoms, and monsters, these realms just might not exist at all. Here, FPG has collected fifty of TSR's best-known and well-loved pieces. Suitable for framing, these magnificent images from artists Jeff Easley, Larry Elmore, Fred Fields, Paul Jaquays, Dana Knutson, Alan Pollack, Robh Ruppel, and Tony Szczudlo are barely contained within the borders of these Colossal Cards.

Release Date: 1996 (out of print)
Number of Cards in Series: 50
Format: 5 cards per pack, 18 packs per display box