The Highs and Lows of MARVEL TRADING CARDS (90's onward)

Read the article here: https://www.denofgeek.com/culture/the... —————————— For almost 35 years, Marvel lovers have had a different way of indulging their fandom than just voraciously reading the comics. In 1990, Impel released a set of licensed collectible cards featuring characters, battles, and key moments from throughout Marvel history (up to that point). Since then, not a year has gone by without more Marvel cards—some with exclusive art, some with special treatments like foiling, stamping, exclusive numbering, and holograms, and some with…questionable…art direction. But fans have always snapped them up. And now, with the secondary market hotter than it has been in years, we present, in partnership with eBay, a brief history of some of the highest highs of Marvel collectible cards—both financially and artistically—and some of the lowest lows. —————————— This video is powered by https://ebay.com —————————— Written By: Jim Dandeneau Adapted By: Andrew Halley Edited By: Andrew Halley Narrated By: Andrew Halley —————————— Read more: https://www.denofgeek.com —————————— Follow Den of Geek: Website: https://www.denofgeek.com Twitch:   / denofgeektv   Facebook:   / denofgeekus   Twitter:   / denofgeekus   Instagram:   / denofgeek   TikTok:   / denofgeektv   —————————— By Experts. For Fans. The only thing better than watching, reading, or playing something you love is helping someone else discover it. Den of Geek is dedicated to serving the interests of today’s entertainment enthusiast. —————————— #marvel #ebay #tradingcards