Mars Attacks ... of the 1962 trading card series from the Topps Company and Abrams Comic Arts, comes packaged in a jacket made from the same wax paper as '60s bubble gum wrap.

In 1962, Topps released the pulpy Mars Attacks bubblegum card series, which would eventually inspire the 1996 film. Now, the original cards are being reprinted as art prints, so you can enjoy the ...

Topps had previously produced a series of horror cards in the early 60's with a similar theme of gruesome Earth invasion, called Mars Attacks. Painted by Norman Saunders over pencil roughts by ...

If you're a fan of of the Mars Attacks trading cards from 1962 like ... supposed to mirror the original paper that wrapped the gum and cards. The publisher even reprinted the fold and rear-text ...

but Mars Attacks was memorable because it was grim, gruesome, and fed into societal fears of the time. I would be losing my mind as a kid getting one of these cards with a stick of bubble gum ...

A quick bit of history. Mars Attacks started out as a popular series of collectible cards. The cards were released in 1962 and depicted a story of scary Martians invading Earth, killing humans ...

Now, Topps is proud to announce MARS ATTACKS’ triumphant return to its trading card roots. Coinciding this summer with the landmark half-century milestone the company is pulling out all the ...