Miscellaneous Marvel Cards (and a few DC)

This section contains all Marvel and Marvel-related card odds & ends not found in the other character categories.

• Blade [TV Series, 4-card set]: This 4-card set was distributed at the 2006 Wizard World comic convention in Los Angeles and promotes the Blade television series premiering on Spike TV in June 2006. The cards are similar to phone cards as they are plastic, have rounded corners, and measure 2⅛" x 3⅜". There is no Marvel trademark information. (2006 Spike TV)
  • Blade
  • Chase
  • Marcus
  • Shen

• Blade [TV Series, 3-card set]: This 3-card set was distributed at the 2006 Wizard World comic convention in Philadelphia and promotes the Blade television series premiering on Spike TV in June 2006. The cards are similar to phone cards as they are plastic, have rounded corners, and measure 2⅛" x 3⅜". All images feature Blade. (2006 Spike TV)

• Daredevil [Movie], UCI (Germany): This 4-card set was distributed exclusively in UCI theatres during the opening of the Daredevil Movie. These are smaller than a regular trading card, measuring approx. 2" x 3½". All text is in German on the card backs. Here's an image of the entire set. (2003 Marvel, 20^th Century Fox)
  • Bullseye
  • Daredevil
  • Elektra
  • Kingpin

• Daredevil [Movie], U.K.: This 5-card set was distributed exclusively in theatres from the U.K. during the opening of the Daredevil Movie. They were distributed along with a 6-card X-Men 2 set (look further below for information on this set). These are slightly smaller than regular trading card size, measuring approx. 3 3/8" x 2 1/8" and contain rounded corners. Here's an image of the entire set. (2003 Marvel, 20^th Century Fox)
  • Bullseye
  • Daredevil header / movie dates
  • Daredevil
  • Elektra
  • Kingpin

• Daredevil Triton: Promotional 3-card set for Triton Comic Cards & Collectibles magazine. There is also a variant 3-card set that was sent to dealers exclusively and is similar to the regular cards but with an orange foil border (1993).
  • 1 Red and yellow costume
  • 2 Daredevil w/ Elektra
  • 3 Blue and red costume

• Elektra [Movie], Flash International: Limited to only 50 cards, this card was made to promote the Elektra theatrical film. The company producing these cards appears to be in the business of producing limited 50-card runs for various film subjects and may not be authorized as there is no Marvel trademark or copyright information on the card. The card is regular trading card size.(2004 Flash International)

• Fantastic Four [Movie], Flash International: Limited to only 50 cards, this card was made to promote the Fantastic Four theatrical film. The company producing these cards appears to be in the business of producing limited 50-card runs for various film subjects and may not be authorized as there is no Marvel trademark or copyright information on the card. The card is regular trading card size.(2004 Flash International)

• Fantastic Four [Movie] (U.K.) pass: This is an oversized movie pass/card for the U.K. premiere of the Fantastic Four theatrical film. Card measures 4½" x 6½" and is die-cut. (2004 Marvel, 20^th Century Fox)

• Fantastic Four [Movie] (U.K.): This is an oversized 4-card panel containing the Fantastic Four characters and came distributed in 4 Boys magazine from the U.K. The panel measures roughly 8⅞" x 11¾". (2006 Marvel)

• Gene Marvel UK: These were cards packaged in various Marvel comics released in the UK introducing new characters (1993).
  • From Gun Runner #1
    • 1 Gun Runner
    • 2 Smith
    • 3 Heavy Duty
    • 4 Lure
  • From Gene Dogs #1
    • 5 Pacer & Cat
    • 6 Tyr
    • 7 Kestrel
    • 8 Howitzer
  • From Genetix #1
    • 9 Base
    • 10 Vesper
    • 11 Shift & Ridge
    • 12 Stinger
  • From Deathmetal vs. Genetix #1
    • 13 Shift
    • 14 Death Metal
  • From Deathmetal vs. Genetix #2
    • 15 Ridge
    • 16 Krista Marwan

• Live & In-Person Autograph Cards - One-Shots: These cards were made specially for "live and in person" autograph signings from your favorite Marvel character(s) that came to your local card shop or comic show.
  • Marvel Universe (1992)
  • Marvel Universe (1993)
  • Marvel Universe (1995)
  • Marvel Super Heroes (1996)
  • Marvel Super Heroes (2001)
  • Marvel Super Heroes (2002)
  • Marvel Character Appearances (2005)

• 1990 Marvel Annuals, Family Reunion: Checklist cards for various limited series that were comic store giveaways. (1990 Marvel Ent. Group)
  • Days of Future Present
  • Lifeform
  • Spidey's Totally Tiny Adventure
  • The Terminus Factor

• 1992 Marvel Annuals: 6-card set that were give-aways and contain comic checklists for the particular storyline on the card. (1992 Marvel Ent. Group)
  • 1 Shattershot
  • 2 Return of The Defenders
  • 3 The System Bytes
  • 4 Assault on Armor City
  • 5 The Hero Killers
  • 6 Citizen Kang

• 1992 Marvel Annual Report: This is a financial report given to Marvel stockholders and was published in a comic-book format. The 4-card panel came as an insert attached to another 4-card panel of baseball cards. Each Marvel character mirrored the pose of the corresponding baseball player on the attached panel. (1993 Marvel Ent. Group)
  • Black Knight
  • Captain America
  • Hulk
  • Thunderstrike

• 1993 Marvel Annual Report: This 4-card panel is part of the gate-fold cover to the 1993 Marvel Annual Report. Like the 1992 annual report, this was given to Marvel stockholders and was published in a comic-book format. The 4 cards that make up the panel consist of the characters below.(1994 Marvel Ent. Group)
  • Wolverine
  • Iron Man
  • The Fantastic Four
  • Spider-Man

• 1992 Marvel Bi-Weeklies: Checklist cards for the corresponding Marvel comic titles to be released bi-weekly. There are also 4 known "recalled/misprinted" cards to this set: Silver Surfer, Captain America, The Punisher, and Wolverine. These were recalled (and were to be destroyed) because the printers (Jersey Printing, Bayonne, NJ) had used the wrong color inks. Apparently some survived. Here's an image of the regular and misprinted cards for Captain America. (1992 Marvel Ent. Group)
  • 1 The Punisher
  • 2 The Silver Surfer
  • 3 Captain America
  • 4 Wolverine
  • 5 Avengers
  • 6 Excalibur
  • 7 The Mighty Thor
  • 8 Spider-Man

• Marvel Comic Checklist cards: These cards are, in the comic vernacular, "one-shots". They advertise storylines for cross-over series that consist of several different comic titles as part of the storyline and contain a checklist of which comic and issue # to buy for the complete story. Some cards are merely introductory promos for new Marvel characters.
  • Acts of Vengeance: 4 cards containing comic checklists for each month from September-December of the Acts of Vengeance storyline (1989).
    • Damage Control (September)
    • Taskmaster (October)
    • Prisoner Identification card (November)
    • Registered Superhuman (December)
  • Annihilation: 4¼" x 5½" checklist card for Marvel's Annihilation storyline told across several titles and runs from March 2006 to January 2007. (2006)
  • Atlantis Rising(1995)
  • Blood and Thunder(1993)
  • Bloodties: Avengers / X-Men cross-over. (1993)
  • Civil War: 3-card set, each measuring 8" x 5"- one is in the style of a movie pass. The cards promote the Civil War 7-part mini-series and picture the Avengers team. (2006)
  • ClanDestine: Promotional card for the ClanDestine superhero group released through the Marvel UK comics line. (1994)
  • The Evolutionary War: Checklist for large Marvel storyline cross-over in various Marvel comics. (1988)
  • Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Undersized card promoting 4-part Nick Fury mini-series. (1995)
  • Hands of the Mandarin: Checklist for a 6-part storyline cross-over in Force Works, War Machine, and Iron Man comics. (1994)
  • Holiday Hits from the House! 4" x 6" checklist of various Marvel comics being released in Nov. and Dec., just in time for the holidays. (2000)
  • Infinity Crusade: HUGE cross-over comic checklist of Marvel titles for the Infinity Crusade storyline running from March thru October. (1993)
  • The Infinity War(1992)
  • Marvel 2099: Checklist card for the new Spider-Man, Ravage, Doom, and Punisher 2099 comics released by Marvel (1994)
  • Marvel Adventures: Avengers: 4¼" x 5½" checklist for various Marvel Adventures comics and Marvel Adventures Digests. (2006)
  • Maximum Security: 4" x 6" checklist card of various Marvel comics running the Maximum Security storyline during the month of Oct. (2000).
  • Nick Fury vs. S.H.I.E.L.D.: Card promoting 6-issue bookshelf format series. (1988)
  • Operation: Galactic Storm: Two cards with same checklist back but with different fronts - 1) Kree Star Force and 2) Shi'ar Imperial Guard (1991) .
  • Planet Hulk: 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" checklist card of comic issues for the Planet Hulk storyline. (2005)
  • S.H.I.E.L.D. Encryptor Card: (1995)
  • Ultimate Vision: 4" x 6" checklist card for the multi-part storyline introducing the new Ultimate Vision to the Marvel's Ultimate universe (2005)

• Marvel/DC Flicker cards: This is a 5-card set of small (approx. 1¾" x 1 1/8") lenticular cards with two images on each card. One image shows the superhero, turn the card at an angle and then you see the superhero as a civilian. The image of Peter Parker (in the link below) doesn't do these cards justice as these are really nice card images. The set dates from 1979 with the Marvel and DC copyright on the Marvel and DC cards, respectively. Hmmm...could this be the first Marvel/DC crossover set AND the first lenticular comic cards ever made? (1979)
  • 1 Peter Parker / Spider-Man
  • 2 Bruce Banner / Incredible Hulk
  • 3 Clark Kent / Superman
  • 4 Bruce Wayne / Batman
  • 5 Diana Prince / Wonder Woman

• Marvel's Greatest Villains: These cards were distributed in the U.K. polybagged with 4 different Marvel reprint comics: Essential X-Men, Amazing Spiderman, Wolverine Unleashed (recently changed to Wolverine and Gambit), and Heroes Reborn. There were 3 cards packaged per comic released in the fall of 2000. Each card measures 2 1/8" x 3 1/8". (2000)
  
  

  1 Doctor Doom	7 Venom
  2 Green Goblin	8 Doctor Octopus
  3 Magneto	9 Loki
  4 Ultron	10 Sabretooth
  5 Mephisto	11 Thanos
  6 Apocalypse	12 Galactus

• Marvel's Greatest Villainesses: Like the Marvel's Greatest Villains card, these were distributed in the U.K. polybagged with different Marvel comics. There were 3 cards packaged per comic released in the fall/winter of 2001. Each card measures 2 1/8" x 3 1/8". (2001)
  
  

  1 Dark Phoenix	7 Mystique
  2 Hela	8 Typhoid Mary
  3 Enchantress	9 Viper
  4 Nightshade	10 Deathbird
  5 Lady Deathstrike	11 Morgan LeFey
  6 Gatecrasher	12 Alkhema

• 1997 Marvel Metal Universe: This is the 20-card chase subset of the 1997 Metal Universe Football cards released by Skybox. The combination of Marvel characters with various football players was used in the hopes of "bridging the gap" and peaking interest in comic cards for kids who collected primarily football cards. (1997 Skybox)
  
  

  1 Barry Sanders/Wolverine	11 Kevin Hardy/Hulk
  2 Bruce Smith/Hulk	12 Kordell Stewart/Wolverine
  3 Desmond Howard/Spider-Man	13 Mark Brunell/Captain America
  4 Eddie George/Wolverine	14 Marshall Faulk/Wolverine
  5 Eddie Kennison/Spider-Man	15 Michael Westbrook/Spider-Man
  6 Jerry Rice/Spider-Man	16 Simeon Rice/Hulk
  7 Joey Galloway/Spider-Man	17 Steve McNair/Captain America
  8 John Elway/Captain America	18 Terry Glenn/Spider-Man
  9 Karim Abdul-Jabbar/Wolverine	19 Tony Brackens/Hulk
  10 Kerry Collins/Captain America	20 Tony Martin/Spider-Man

• Marvel New Series Premier: These cards are slightly taller and "thinner" than normal trading cards, measuring 2¼" x 3¾". They were given out at comic shops to promote the premier issue of the corresponding Marvel comic series. Each card contains a trivia question on the card back - answer all questions correctly and win a prize! The cards are listed here in the same order as the trivia questions. (Marvel Ent. Group 1989)
  • 1 The Sensational She Hulk
  • 2 Moon Knight
  • 3 What If...?
  • 4 Nth Man
  • 5 SHIELD
  • 6 Quasar

• 1992 Marvel Overkill: This 12-card set was inserted in consecutive issues of Marvel U.K.'s Overkill magazine. The cards introduce characters found only in Marvel U.K. comics. (1992 Marvel U.K.)

  1 Hell's Angel	7 Misha (Gary Frank & Cam Smith)
  2 Deaths Head II	8 Crowe (Gary Frank & Cam Smith)
  3 Colonel Liger	9 Motormouth
  4 Purge	10 The Guide
  5 Digitek (Gary Frank & Cam Smith)	11 Tuck
  6 Killpower (Gary Frank & Cam Smith)	12 Master Key

• 1993 Marvel Overkill: Not much is known about these cards other than they were presumably distributed similarly to the 1992 Marvel Overkill set - with Marvel U.K.'s Overkill magazine. There are 9 known cards listed below. All are in 3D, requiring you to view these through 3D glasses. They are unnumbered. (1993 Marvel U.K.)
  • Black Axe (Bryan Hitch)
  • Colonel Liger
  • Dark Angel
  • Death's Head II
  • Killpower (Bryan Hitch)
  • Motormouth (Bryan Hitch)
  • Plasmer
  • Tuck
  • Wild Thing

• 1993 Marvel Quarter Report: This stockholder report for the first quarter in 1993 consists of a simple gatefold format. Both the front and back covers comprise 9-card sheets consisting of Basketball players, X-Men, and X-Force characters. The front cover consists of both basketball players and three X-Men characters where the X-Men characters "mirror" the poses of the basketball players in the top row. The back cover consists of all X-Force characters with a picture inset of the corresponding action figure.(1993 Marvel)
  • Front
    • Bishop
    • Cyclops
    • Wolverine
  • Back
    • Shatterstar
    • Warpath
    • Kane
    • Stryfe
    • Cable
    • G.W. Bridge
    • Gideon
    • Forearm
    • Deadpool

• Marvel / Baseball Fleer promo sheet: This was a convention exclusive and was given out at a 1992/93 Hawaiian Sports convention. This promotional 9-card sheet measures roughly 17" x 11" and consists of 9 baseball players on the sheet front, with various Marvel characters in light grey on the borders. The sheet back contains Spider-Man for the full length of the sheet with a word balloon stating "We've added a few new heroes to the Marvel Universe...".(1992 Marvel, Fleer).

• Marvel Stick-Ons, Spain: These stickers or stick-ons (as they were advertised) were made in Spain in 1973 and are 4" x 5". Each comes die-cut with what appears to be original artwork, and quite nicely done. It is not known how these were distributed or how many stickers are in the set. Here's an image of 3.(1973 Marvel Management Co., Calcomanias Ortega).
  • Daredevil
  • The Hulk
  • Spider-Man

• 1998 Marvel [Superheroes] Dugout Axcess: Similar to the 20-card football chase set, this is a chase subset containing a combination of Marvel characters with various baseball players. (1998 Skybox)
  
  

  1 Barry Bonds / Thor	6 Hideo Nomo / Human Torch
  2 Andres Galarraga / Mr. Fantastic	7 Cal Ripken Jr. / Iron Man
  3 Ken Giffey Jr. / Spider-Man	8 Alex Rodriguez / Namor
  4 Chipper Jones / Captain America	9 Frank Thomas / Colossus
  5 Andrew Jones / Silver Surfer	10 Mo Voughn / Hulk

• Marvel Super Hero Island Adventure: This 5-card set came packaged in a comic "fun pack" that was available for a limited time during the opening first few months of the Marvel Super Hero Island Adventure amusement park in Orlando. All artwork by Adam Kubert and Paul Mounts. (1999)
  • 1 Amazing Spider-Man
  • 2 Incredible Hulk
  • 3 Captain America
  • 4 Thing
  • 5 Doctor Doom

• Marvel Super Heroes Science Exhibition: Distributed at the 2006 Wizard World comic convention in Los Angeles, this 4-card set promotes the premiere of a new science exhibit at the California Science Center in L.A. In an effort to attract kids the science exhibit explains the science of superheroes and the Marvel universe in general through various Marvel characters. Although the set was released in 2006 it has a 2005 copyright date. All cards are regular trading card size and contain identical backs. (2005 Marvel)
  • Hulk
  • Invisible Woman
  • Spider-Man
  • Wolverine

• Marvel Super Heroes Science Exhibition, Ontario: Distributed at the Ontario Science Centre in Canada, this 12-card set came in foil packs, which includes a holographic foil team card for a total of 13 cards. Each card contains comic artwork with text on the card backs describing the powers of the Marvel character, along with a related science fact. (2006 Marvel).
  • Banshee
  • Daredevil
  • Doctor Octopus
  • Iceman
  • Incredible Hulk
  • Invisible Woman
  • Iron Man
  • Magneto
  • Professor X
  • Spider-Man
  • Storm
  • Team card (Storm, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Invisible Woman, Hulk, Iron Man) (holographic)
  • Wolverine

• Marvel Trading Card Treats: There are 6 cards to this set and came in 3-card cello packs. These were made as a promotional item for "National Safe Kids Campaign" and were meant to be given away to Halloween trick-or-treaters (Impel 1991).
  • Captain America
  • Ghost Rider
  • Hulk
  • She-Hulk
  • Spider-Man
  • Wolverine

• 1984 Marvel TSR game 8-card uncut sheets: These sheets came packaged in the Marvel TSR game made in 1984. The sheets that have neither date, copyright, or trademark information. There are 56 characters that are part of the game, making 7 different 8-card sheets. There is also one sheet listed consisting of twenty 3-piece character cards, so it stands to reason there may be two more of these sheets in existence. These appear designed to be cut out, folded and glued to form small game pieces of various Marvel characters. The card backs of the 8-card sheets contain the character name and a power rating of each attribute (i.e., strength, fighting, agility, etc.). They were used as an aide to the player to get a feel for the game, giving strengths and weakness for each character.
  • Banshee, Gambit, Psylocke, Phoenix (Rachel Summers), Forge, Jubilee, Nightcrawler, Shadowcat
  • Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Vision, Captain Marvel, Human Torch (Jim Hammond), USAgent, Wonder Man, Mockingbird
  • Daredevil, Spider-Man, Human Torch, Mr. Fantastic, Dr. Strange, Namor, Invisible Woman, Thing
  • Captain Britain, Cloak, Nick Fury, Moon Knight, Meggan, Dagger, Black Widow, Punisher
  • Doctor Pym, Iron Man, Wasp, Quasar, Hulk, Thor, Captain America, She-Hulk
  • Speedball, Namorita, Kid Nova, Silver Surfer, blank character (white male character-allows you to provide your own stats), Night Thrasher, Marvel Boy, Firestar
  • Archangel, Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Storm, The Beast, Iceman, Professor X (standing), and Wolverine.
  • 20-character sheet (Rictor, Thing, Cannonball, Captain America, Iron Man, Archangel, Havok, Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Daredevil, Wasp, Namor, Rusty Collins, Human Torch, Hulk, Dr. Strange, Hercules, Cable, Nick Fury, Wolverine)

• Marvel Wallet Cards: The source of this 8-card set is unknown. These are similar in look and feel to phone cards in that they are made of plastic and contain rounded corners. (1995 Marvel Ent. Group; manufactured by O.S.P. Publishing Inc.)
  • Gambit
  • Magneto
  • Silver Surfer
  • Spider-Man
  • Storm
  • Wolverine 1
  • Wolverine 2
  • X-Men

• Miscellaneous: For lack of a better category in which to list these items, I've put them here. These are one-shot promos promoting the start of a new Marvel comic series, a particular Marvel comic issue, book, or event in the Marvel universe.
  • Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter / The Hedge Knight: 4¼" x 5 ½" card promoting both Marvel comic titles under the Dabel Brothers publishing line (2007).
  • Captain America: This card is from the late 1940's or early 1950's, and although it is pre-Marvel, it does have a [future] Marvel character. Besides, I thought this was such an interesting find that I had to include it in this list. According to my information, you could send $.25 to become a member of the Captain America club (via advertisements in comic books of the day) . You then received this card, plus a badge. This card, badge, and the envelope they came in, sold on Ebay (March 2001) for a whopping $936!
  • Daredevil: 4" x 6" card promoting the Daredevil video game by Encore. (2002)
  • Daredevil: 5½" x 8½" card promoting the Daredevil CD soundtrack. The card front contains the movie poster image in color while the card back has a black-and-white scene of Daredevil crouching. (2002)
  • Doctor Strange: 4¼" x 5 ½" card promoting the screening of the new Dr. Strange animated feature at the San Diego Comic-Con (2007).
  • Elektra: This item was distributed by Marvel at summer comic conventions promoting the Brian Michael Bendis & Chuck Austen creative team on The Elektra mini-series. This measures 5½" x 8½" and is thinner than the normal trading card stock. (2001)
  • Fury: Nick Fury card promoting new monthly comic series. (1995)
  • Ghost Rider: 4¼" x 6" promo postcard promoting the upcoming feature film starring Nicholas Cage. (2005)
  • Marvel Action Figures: Promotes line of Marvel action figures. The card measures 4" x 6". (1999)
  • Marvel Adventures : 4¼" x 5 ½" promotional card advertising Marvel's Marvel Adventures comic titles. The card features most of Marvel's premiere characters (2006).
  • Marvel, Alex Ross: 5½" x 8½" card featuring a large montage of Marvel characters with artwork by Alex Ross. The card promotes www.fineart.upperdeck.com - a site where you can purchase Alex Ross limited lithographs, giclees, etc. through Upper Deck Entertainment. The card was distributed at the 2005 San Diego Comic-Con where the original artwork featured on the card was unveiled. (2005)
  • Marvel Burger: promotes Nova #1 comic (measures 3" x 6¼") (1999)
  • Marvel Collector's Club: Large (8¼" x 5½") card promoting the "Official Marvel Collector's Club" - a club allowing members to obtain hand-painted limited edition statues of their favorite Marvel characters. (No date)
  • Marvel Masterworks: Oversized card promoting the bound volume reprinting of classic Marvel comics. (1988)
  • New Universal : 4¼" x 5 ½" card advertising the New Universal Marvel comic title (2006).
  • Onslaught Reborn: Regular trading card size card promoting the Onslaught Reborn 1-shot issue release in Nov 2006. (2006)
  • Phoenix Cactus Comicon 2006: Promotional card for the 23-24 Sep 2006 comic convention in Phoenix at the Mesa Convention Center. The card pictures Wolverine and Spider-Man. Card measures 4⅛:" x 5⅜". (2006)
  • Silver Surfer, Requiem : 4¼" x 5 ½" card advertising the 4-part Silver Surfer comic mini-series (2007).
  • Stan Lee Meets...: 4¼" x 5 ½" card promoting Stan Lee's 65^th year with Marvel with new stories written by Stan Lee in various Marvel comics released from Sep.-Nov. 2006 (2006).

• Plasmer Marvel UK: Another set of promotional cards for a Marvel comic series released in the UK. These came packaged in Plasmer #1 (1993).
  • Plasmer
  • Plasmonster
  • Plastrooper
  • Mrs. Mullarkey

• Postcards:
  • Daredevil [Movie], Australia: This is a 4-card postcard set that came perforated and fold-out, so to speak. These were distributed exclusively in movie theatres during the March 20^th opening of the Daredevil Movie in Australia. All cards measure approximately 4" x 6" with images and text similar to those in the Daredevil press kit. Note that only one card (Bullseye) contains a normal postcard back, the rest of the card backs are identified in parentheses below: (2003)
    • Daredevil (identical to movie poster)
    • Elektra (red "DD" image identical to card backs in the DD press kit)
    • Bullseye (postcard)
    • Kingpin (red "DD" image identical to card backs in the DD press kit)
  • Daredevil [Movie], First (Singapore): This 4-card postcard set was distributed exclusively as an insert in the March 2003 issue of First movie magazine - advertised as "Asia's premier movie magazine". The cards were inserted as sheets and came perforated. Each card measures roughly 8¼" x 3" and contains text on the card bottom describing each of the characters from the movie. Here's an image of the entire set. (2003)
    • Bullseye
    • Daredevil
    • Elektra
    • Kingpin
  • Fantastic Four #5 of 24(1987/88)
  • "Look Who It Is" Fantastic Four (1987/88)
  • Marvel (Italian): Italian distributed set of postcards, they came packaged in a box with the cover to Spider-Man #1. All postcards replicate the covers to various Marvel comic books. There are no copyright dates. (Gruppo Editoriale Lo Vecchio)
    • Amazing Spider-Man #317
    • Fantastic Four #343
    • Iron Man #259
    • Sensational She-Hulk #18
    • Silver Surfer #32
    • The Punisher #36
    • New Mutants #93
    • The Mighty Thor #417
    • Namor #2
    • Dr. Strange #19
  • Marvel Legends: 4-card promotional set for the Marvel Legends trading card set (2001).
    • 1 Hulk
    • 2 X-Men (Wolverine)
    • 3 Iron Man
    • 4 Spider-Man

• Previews Magazine Covers: Part of a 14-card promo set, these were given out to dealers and were distributed at conventions. The promo set reprints various covers from Previews magazine. These are the only Marvel-related cards in the 14-card set. Look here for an image of all three. (1994)
  • Cable
  • Cyclops
  • Silver Surfer

• The Punisher (Movie): These oversized promo cards were distributed at comic conventions prior to the release of the Punisher film. Along with the cards, a button, sticker, and Punisher matchbook were also distributed. All the 5" x7 " cards are blank backed.
  • Partial skull logo (3" x 4") (promotes The Punisher movie soundtrack) (inserted in July 2004, Wizard magazine #153)
  • Skull logo (4" x 6") (2003 San Diego Comic-Con)
  • Imitates movie poster (The Punisher-Thomas Jane) (5" x 7") (2004 Wizard World Los Angeles)
  • Imitates movie poster (Thomas Saint-John Travolta) (5" x 7") (2004 Wizard World Los Angeles)
  • 1 Gun pointed toward viewer (5" x 7") (2004 Wizard World Los Angeles)
  • 2 With machine gun, black & white with "The Punisher" in large white block letters at the bottom (5" x 7") (2004 Wizard World Los Angeles)
  • 3 Pistol in left hand with machine gun in right, red background (5" x 7") (2004 Wizard World Los Angeles)
  • 4 Half shown with pistol in left hand outstretched (5" x 7") (2004 Wizard World Los Angeles)
  • 5 Holding machine gun (5" x 7") (2004 Wizard World Los Angeles)
  • Skull logo (4 1/4" x 6") (B&W on thin card stock, promotes cellphone Punisher game, THQ Wireless) (2004 San Diego Comic Con)

• Siege of Darkness: This is a large comic checklist set in that it consists of 9 cards profiling various characters in the "Siege of Darkness" storyline, plus 3 cards (that actually contain the comic checklist) which were give-aways at comic shops. The 3 comic checklist cards together form the Marvel Midnight Sons "logo". There are also three 3-card redemption strips that were available as a mail-in offer if you bought the entire "Siege of Darkness" set consisting of 17 various Marvel comic issues. (1993 Marvel Ent. Group)
  • Strange
  • Morbius
  • Zarathos
  • Ghost Rider
  • Blade
  • John Blaze
  • Centurious
  • Dr. Strange
  • Vengeance
  • Comic checklist #1 (Lists issues for Seige of Darkness pt. 1-6; buy all 6 issues and get a 3-card sheet of Ghost Rider, Blade, and John Blaze)
  • Comic checklist #2 (Lists issues for Seige of Darkness pt. 7-12; buy all 6 issues and get a 3-card sheet of Centurious, Dr. Strange, and Vengeance)
  • Comic checklist #3 (Lists issues for Seige of Darkness pt. 13-17; buy all 5 issues and get a 3-card sheet of Strange, Morbius, and Zarathos)
  • Ghost Rider, Blade, John Blaze (3-card sheet)
  • Centurions, Dr. Strange, Vengeance (3-card sheet)
  • Strange, Morbius, Zarathos (3-card sheet)

• Stan Lee - Fans of the Game: This is one of the insert cards (#FG-2) in Donruss's 2004 World Series "Fans of the Game" insert set. There are actually two versions of this card - one card pictures creator Stan Lee on the card front, with a brief bio description on the card back, and the other is an autograph card very similar in appearance except for a holographic portion on the card front bearing Stan Lee's signature. (2004 Donruss)

• Universal Studios:
  • This was a 3-card pack giveaway at Universal Studios to promote National Kid's Month, April 1994.
    • Spider-Man, Daredevil, Captain America
    • Storm, Wolverine, Cyclops
    • Green Goblin, Dr. Doom, Magneto
  • Promotional giveaway at Universal Studios in Florida, April 1995.
    • Spider-Man, Iron Man, Storm, Wolverine
  • Promotional giveaway at Universal Studios in Hollywood, CA, April 1995. Here's an image of all 3.
    • Spider-Man, Iron Man, Storm, Wolverine
    • Spider Woman, Kingpin, War Machine, Beast
    • Fantastic Four, Bishop, Scorpion

• Wizard: These are promo cards found in various issues of Wizard magazine.
  • Marvel
    • Iron Man Chromium (1996)
    • Spider-Man vs. Wolverine OverPower card (Wizard #48, Aug 1995)
    • Spider-Man OverPower card (Wizard #50, Oct 1995)
    • Youngblood / X-Force (Rob Liefeld, Double-sided) (Wizard #61)
    • Spider-Man (Mike Wieringo, Die-cut) (Wizard #63)
    • Iron Man (Ryan Benjamin, Die-cut) (Wizard #66)
    • She-Hulk/Fairchild (Jason Pearson, Refractor) (Wizard #74)
    • Avengers ID card (Wizard #76)
    • Iron Man cut-out/pop-up card (1997 Wizard #78)
    • X-Men Turn Thirty (Wizard X-Men 30th Anniversary Special #1)
  • DC
    • 000 Bleeding "S" logo (Wizard #17)
    • 00 DragonMage (1993 DC Cosmic Teams)(Wizard #19)
    • Milestone #M7 (Wizard #22)
    • Batman vs. Wildcat (Art Thibert, Die-cut) (Wizard #67)
    • Superman (refractor) (Wizard #69, May 1997)
    • Nightwing (Scott McDaniel, prismatic) (Wizard #72)
    • Superman The Man of Steel (Wizard Superman Tribute Edition #1)
  • DC/Marvel
    • DC vs. Marvel ballot card (Wizard #53)
    • Amalgam (Wizard #57)