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Ugly Buttons (Topps, 196?) 2" buttons with various ghoulish characters and gags on them. 24 in the unnumbered set. Retail: $4 each.

Ugly Stickers (Topps, 1965 & 1973) Two series of bizarre monster stickers by former EC & Mad Magazine artists Wally Wood and Basil Wolverton-- and probably several others. Each series has common names under the monster, variations of the same sticker with different names available (and blank sticker backs). All stickers have blank backs. Series 1 (44 stickers) retail: $200 Nrmt. (Complete set of all variations would be 164 stickers.) Series 2 (55 stickers) retail $150. (Complete set of all variations would be 110 stickers.) The easiest way to tell the two series apart is that the 1965 series is numbered, and the 1973 series is not. The 1973 series also includes a puzzle set of 9 cards (see puzzle backs). The puzzel retails at $20 (The UK division of Topps issued the 1973 series in 1976 in England. The only difference is that the backs are white cardboard instead of brown paper.)

Ukrainian Monster Stickers from Gum (see Hentyh Monster Stickers).

Universal Monsters-- Doritos stickers (Doritos, 1991) Six square stickers of the most famous of Universal Monsters. Images are a little cartoonish, but colorful. Two-piece coupons for cash prizes were also issued. Retail: $1-$3 each.

Universal Monster Flicker Stickers (Style Club, 1992) Six different lenticular squares (size smaller than regular cards). The feature Frankenstein, his bride, Wolfman, Mummy, Dracula and the Creature. One image is serious, the flicker image, goofy. Retail: $3-$5

Universal Monster Holograms-- Pizza Hut (Pizza Hut, 1992?) Three different holograms of Dracula, Frankenstein, and Wolfman. Passed out in packs of one at participating Pizza Huts. Also safety tips were included in a seperate card in each pack. Retail: $5 each

Universal Monsters Illustrated (Topps, 1994) A great art set with subsets devoted to The Wolfman, Frankenstein, The Mummy, Dracula, The Creature, and more! 100 card set plus Horror Glow cards and Chrome cards. Retail $25. (See backs.)

Universal Monsters-- Japanese (No copyright info, probably 1999 or 2000) 40 different cards with Japanese writing on the backs, some English titles. Some cards stock is glossy, some matte, a few have a translucent finish. Many of the images were identical to the ones used in the Paper Magic Group valentine set. Retail: $40

Universal Monster Party Packs (Pepsi, 1992?) Six different colorful monster faces in party outfits (sunglasses, party hats, etc.) Mini-picture and text were feature on the reverse. Retail: $3

Universal Monsters of the Silver Screen (Kitchen Sink, 1997): Black & White Tri-tone set of ALL the Universal monster films. Great research info on the backs, dramatic pictures on the front. Plus very colorful ten card sticker set of lobby cards (see sticker backs). Chase cards available. Sets usually $10-$20 (See gift shop.)

Universal Monster Chupa Chup Stickers (Chupa Chup, 2000ish) A group of 30 different color stickers of various Universal monsters that were sold along with candy lolly-pops overseas. (The color packages had different designs as well.) The stickers measure over 1.5" x 1.8", and were located stuck to the inside of the package. The artwork is very similar to the outside packaging from the Universal monster toys by Burger King. Retail: Uncertain.

Universal Monsters Johnny Lightning (Johnny Lightning, 2004) Twelve different black and white stills from various Universal monster movies (Bride of Frankenstein (2), Wolfman (2) , Creature of the Black Lagoon (2), Dracula (3), Frankenstein (1), Mummy (2) one slightly smaller cards that were included with die cast classic cars. The cards measure 2.75 x 2.2" and are probably blank backed. Retail: Unknown.

Universal Monsters Trick or Treats (?, 199?) 5 or 6 card set with colorful Universal monsters cartoon images on the front. Red borders. Retail: $2 a cello pack.

Universal Monster Toys and Glow In The Dark Stickers from Burger King (Burger King, 1997): Four inch movable action figures with a real likeness of Frankenstein, Dracula, Wolf man and Creature. Each comes with a glow in the dark sticker of one of the fab four monsters, plus a beautiful instruction booklet. The toys feature neat gimmicks, i.e., Frankenstein's head lights up or The Creature spits water. Very collectible. Please note: Frankenstein and Creature stickers are often slightly creased. Toys are clear bags w/ stickers. View diagram of The Wolfman action figure. (still quite cheap, usually around $5 each) See gift shop

Universal Monster Valentines (Paper Magic Group, 1997): Full color fronts with neat monster graphics, blank backs. 30 valentines per box, 10 different designs, each 4 x 2 1/4". Typical Valentine thickness (flimsy). 10 in set. Retail: $5

Universal Monster Whammers {Poggs} (Topps, 1996): I wasn't a pogg collector until I saw these (It's the only set I ever collected of round cardboard). They're the usual pogg size (over 1 1/2 inches diameter), full color and feature both art and pictures from the great Universal monster films. Retail: .50 cents ea.

Uranus Strikes! (Ting, 1986) A fun spoof of Mars Attacks, this one features Uranus Aliens attacking Earth. Somewhat serious, but with lots of "inside humor", a fine companion to your Mars Attacks collection. (only one is stock.) 36 color card set. Retail: $35 NM

V (Fleer, 1984) More a sci-fi set than a monster set, but the aliens are disguised lizards with a taste of human flesh. 66 cards, 22 stickers. There is no number 28 cards, but two different #38s. Many of the stickers have different backs. Card set retail: $15-25. Sticker retail: $20

Vampir (High Heels Productions, 1994) Factory set of ten chrome cards show imeages of female vampires (nude) from original paintings by John Bolton. An extra long card is also available (2 1/2" x 7"). Limited to 5,000 sets. Retail: Uncertain.

Vampir Theatre, John Bolton (High Heels Productions, 1994) Factory set of foil-etched cards based on a comic book version of Lestat. The regular set has 12 cards, the extended set 15. An extra long card is also available (2 1/2" x 7"). Limited to 33,500 sets. Retail: $25

Vampirella (Topps, 1995) 90 card set devoted to the swim suit clad vampire mistress of Famous Monsters of Filmland fame. Various chase cards also offered. Retail: $18

Vampirella: Blood Lust (Comic Images, 1997) 72 card set of the sexy vampire vixon. Various chase cards also offered. Retail: $10

Vampirella Gallery (Topps, 1995) 72 card set of more images of the red skin tight outfit wearing vamp(ire). Various chase cards also offered. Retail: $15

Vampirella Master Visions (Topps, 1996) Complete boxed set of 35 cards devoted to Vampirella. Retail: $40

Vampires Throughout History (Acid Rain Studios, 1992) 50 card boxed set with text and line drawings by Mark Paniccia. (Sample uses reduced images.) Retail: $10

Van Helsing (Comic Images, 2004) Photo card set from the movie featuring Dracula, the wolfman, and Frankenstein's monster.

Vintage Poster Collection, The (see Classic Sci-Fi & Horror Posters)

Vita-Brits Monster Pop-up Cereal Cards (Vita-Brits Cereal, Australia 60s-70s) These are from overseas and came with Vita-Brits (Wheeties) cereal. There are at least 23 different ones (probably more). Similar to the Wally Wood Ugly Sticker images. Retail: Unknown.

Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea (Topps, 1964) There's no monsters in the set (except a fake looking shark) but being an Irwin Allen Production, the TV series had several. (Like a Lobsterman. Ummmmm.) 66 black and white cards. Ones issued in Canada were stamped "printed in the USA" on the backs. Retail: $125

Wacky Packages (Topps 1973-74) This series is only mentioned because several cards are monster parodies. (There are others sites dedicated completely to Wackys where each series is listed.) 16 different series of product parodies were originally published, many of which were later reprinted. The great Norm Saunders strikes again! 29-33 stickers per set, 16 original series. In 2003/4, Topps released another two series of Wacky Packages with different artwork by more recent artists.

War of the Worlds, The Art Of HG Wells Series 3 (Monsterwax, 2005) 36 card set (+ checklist) of color paintings faithfully recreates the famous HG Wells story. Only 166 numbered boxes (36 count) made. Each checklist was numbered 1 to 1,000. See Set Profile.

Weird-ohs (Fleer, 1965) 66 colorful card set based on the weird models from Hawk Model Company. Weird quasi-goofy monsters do strange things with a gag line underneath, and details on the back. Fleer followed this series with a similar cross-over set, Baseball Weird-ohs (Not listed here since it's baseball). Retail: $2 a card Nrmt.

Weird Tales (21st Century Archives) Great covers from the golden age of sci-fi/horror pulps. Weird Tales was one of the best, featuring the unmistakable style of Margaret Brundage. Good info on the back of each card, and wonderful art on each front. (Color, 55 card set.) Retail: $10-$15

Weird Wheels (Topps 1980) Similar to Odd Rods, a 55 color sticker series of wild and wacky cars driven by goofy monsters and crazy characters. Retail: $8-$15

Women In Peril -A.K.A. Horror Stories/Terror Tales (21st Century Archives) Fun "Moment of Impact" covers from the best of the beastly pulps, especially Horror Stories and Terror Tales. Great art by the eras best, including Norm Saunders of Mars Attacks fame. 55 color card set. Retail: $10 There are also embossed sculpt-cast cards (SC1-SC5.)

Wrightson, Bernie- Master of the Macabre (FPG, 1993) 135 card set of Bernie's gothic comic book art. Lots of Frankenstein, zombies, ghouls. Various chase offered. Retail: $15

Wrightson, Bernie- More Macabre (FPG, 1994) 90 cards set of more Bernie creepy comic book art. Retail: $15

X-files Fan Club (X-Files Fan Club, 2000) four promos distributed at the International Comic Convention. Retail: $5-$10 each.

X-files (Topps, 1996) 72 card set on the monster/ alien Fox TV hit. Various chase offered. $20

X-files: Season Two (Topps, 1996) 72 card set on the monster/ alien Fox TV hit. Various chase offered. $15

X-files: Season Three (Topps, 1996) 72 card set on the monster/ alien Fox TV hit. Various chase offered. $12

X-files: Season 4 & 5 (Inkworks, 2001) 90 card set combining two of the show's TV seasons. Various chase sets offered. Retail: $10

X-files: Season 6 & 7 (Inkworks, 2001) 90 card set combies two ot the later seasons for the famous Fox series.Various chase sets offered. Retail: $10.

X-files: Season 8 (Inkworks, 2002) 90 card set of the next to last season from the famous Fox series.Various chase sets offered. Retail: $10.

X-files: Season 9 (Inkworks, 2002) 90 card set of the last season from the famous Fox series.Various chase sets offered. Retail: $10.

X-files Contact (Intrepid, 1997) Set of 90 cards of the FOX TV series from Australia. Various chase cards offered. Retail: $25

X-files Mastervisions (Topps, 1996) 30 card (postcard size?) set, retail: $35

X-files Movie (Topps, 1998) Images from the X-files movie Fight The Future. 72 in the set and various chase cards offered. Retail: $18

X-files Showcase (Topps, 1997) Widevision? sized cards of the TV show. 72 in the set. Retail: $20

X-files Videos (Fox, 1996 & up) Ongoing set of postcard sized cards issued with videos, numbered V1, V2 etc. At least 42 different issued so far.

X-files, Yahoo Magazine (Yahoo Internet Magazine, 1998) 9 perforated color art cards issued in a sheet within the magazine. Rather goofy looking. Lists sites giving info about whatever character is listed on the front. Retail: Unknown

You'll Die Laughing (Topps, 1959) The monster set that started them all! 66 color card series featuring the monster cartoons of Jack Davis. A funny line was included beneath the image and this idea was copied for most monster sets in the 1960s. The reverse has the monsters gathered around the tombstone with a joke on it. "You'll Die Laughing" was splashed across the top, and many collectors refer to this set (and the 1973 & 1980 photo versions) by this title. The title on the 1959 wrapper was actually FUNNY MONSTERS. Retail $100- $150 EX/Nrmt

You'll Die Laughing (Topps, 1973) AKA Creature Feature. This is one of the most popular monster card series Topps created, and if you were born in the 1960s, chances are you saw these growing up. They were everywhere back then- but who thought to save them? Black and white monster photos from the days of yore, with comic gag lines at the bottom. Series 1 is 1-64 cards, series 2 is #65-128. Retail: series 1, $50-$6. Series 2, $75-$85 Ex/Nm (see back.)

You'll Die Laughing Test Set (Topps, 1973) Complete 18 card set, identical to the regular cards from the series, but with different numbers. This is believed to be a scarce test version. A nice addition to your regular "You'll Die Laughing" card set! Retail: $18-$25

You'll Die Laughing (Topps , 1980) AKA, Creature Feature. Complete 88 cards set (and 22 sticker set) in EX-NM (three cards EX, rest NM). Crisp black and white photos of the Universal Monsters and a few other horror greats, plus the classic "gag" lines on the front and "killer" jokes on the reverse. Many of these photos appeared in the 1973 series, but about a third of them don't. A garish color frame is added around each photo. 88 b/w cards, 22 color sticker set (see sticker backs). Retail: $30- $40. (see reverse.)

Your Latest Picture (Four Card Company, NY. Date uncertain. Probably 1960s/70s) Unnumbered blank back cards with ofteh goofy monsters images and a place to write "my pal's name". At least 18 different ones are known. Retail: Uknown. Low supply/ Low demand item. (reduced b/w images of small batch and the rest shown here. Color images of a few more here.)

You Slay Me (Imagine/1992) Very similar to the 1959 "You'll Die Laughing" set. It features cartoons of various monsters with morbid punch lines. 60 color card set (w/ 3 autograph cards randomly inserted). Retail: $10-15

Zarkorr! the Invader (21st Century Archives, 1996) 8 color promo card set highlighting the plot of the "monster lizard on the loose" movie. Retail: $3-$5 for set.

Zombie Wars - (Fantaco/ Tundra, 1992) It's a 45 card set put out by Fantaco/Tundra in 1992. It's original art and sold as a boxed set. (Art by Charles Lang.) $12

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