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The Horrorible Kids Series 4 set was released during the summer of 2019, on August 20th. The entire set was created by artist Mark Pingitore who sketched and painted all 45 characters to create a ninety, twin-card parody release poking fun at the horror film genre. The creative title is a play on both of the words ‘horror’ and ‘horrible’. The first print run box, containing one asterisk, * © 2019 MARK PINGITORE – MAGIC MARKER ART, LLC, was posted to his Magic Marker Art website for $75, along with a plethora of other HK inventory such as posters, printing plates and an enamel trading pin. The ‘PEEL HERE‘ stickers and display box have an ingenious tombstone-esque die cut and cut out which is a nice reminder of early GPK releases with special die-cut stickers. At the same time, a 2nd print |
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A foil card pre-order of Horrorible Kids Series 4 dropped on social media as a ‘SURPRISE RELEASE‘ on November 27, 2020, and was available by mid-December. At the same time, a foil card pre-order of Horrorible Kids Series 1—3 was also available; both costing $100 each, but could be picked up on Black Friday for $150, or $175 starting on November 28, 2020. These were mini-box releases with just the full set that included brand-new puzzle backs. Per the MMA website, each box came with: A full 180 card Series 1—3 and Series 4 foil sets (90 characters, each with an “a” and “b” alias), a limited run of 150 sets, vintage-style cardstock (die-cut stickers!), a spot foil mini box, and BACK ART (Puzzles). ~ |
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GCC2019b + 46a SID DISTIC ~ Nomenclature = Sadistic. ~ Horror film character: Captain Spaulding played by Sid Haig. def’n: Sadistic — Deriving pleasure from inflicting pain on someone, et cetera. |
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| 46b I HUNT HUGH ~ Nomenclature = ‘I Hunt You’, a play on the phrase ‘I Want You (for the U.S. Army)’. ~ Horror film parody: House of 1000 Corpses (2003). def’n: ‘I Want You’ — Uncle Sam U.S. Army recruiting poster designed by J. Montgomery. def’n: Hunt — To pursue and kill for sport, pleasure or food. |
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47a GREM LYNN ~ Nomenclature = Gremlin. ~ Horror film character: Stripe (aka Mohawk, Spike); the leader of The First Batch. def’n: Gremlin — A mischievous sprite responsible for unexplained problems or faults. |
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| 47b LATE NIGHT ZACK ~ Nomenclature = ‘Late-night snack’. ~ Horror film parody: Gremlins (1984). def’n: ‘Late night snack’ — aka ‘Midnight snack’; food eaten after going to bed and sleep. |
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TERROR-IBLE TRUTH: ~ The main antagonist of the movie and parody character can be seen in the midst of troublemaking and raiding a fridge for a midnight snack. The opposite of the playful and kind Mogwai that is Gizmo (aka Giz), the mean and nasty gremlin is the end result after breaking one of the three golden rules of caring for a Mogwai: NO water, NO bright light, and NO food after midnight. ~ The card layout is found with a yellow and red logo, a nod to the rare OS1 GPK logo for cards 18a and 18b Bad BRAD, painted by artists John Pound; both being evil characters. ~ The artwork was intended to be used for the Philly Non-Sport promo card for the 70th show in May of 2019, but the artwork for card 50a Edgy EDDIE was chosen instead. |
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48a VAL LAK ~ Nomenclature = Valak (aka Valac, Volac, Valu, etc). ~ Horror film character: Valak; the demonic nun. def’n: Valac — A demon described in the goetic grimoires of the Lesser Key of Solomon spell book as an angelically winged boy riding a two-headed dragon. |
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| 47b VENTIN’ CONNIE ~ Nomenclature = A play on the word ‘Convent’. ~ Horror film parody: The Nun (2018); a spinoff of The Conjuring 2. def’n: Convent — A Christian community under monastic vows, especially those of nuns. def’n: Vent — A way to expel pent-up rage, anger or dispair. |
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TRUTH: ~ The artwork depicts a demonic nun slapping a ruler to her palm, a warning to any disobedient rule breakers, or non-law-abiding miscreant, that the corporal punishment for such blasphemy would be some good old-fashion knuckle-rapping or ruler slapping. The manipulative demon ‘possesses’ demonic powers, shapeshifting, telepathy, the ability to block clairvoyance, intimidation, possession, etc. |
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49a MATT O. MORPHOSIS ~ Nomenclature = Metamorphosis. ~ Horror film character: Seth Brundle. def’n: Metamorphosis — The process of transformation from one form to a completely different one, either by natural or supernatural means. |
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| 49b HOUSE FRY ~ Nomenclature = Housefly. ~ Horror film parody: The Fly (1986). def’n: Housefly — A common small fly occurring worldwide around human habitation. |
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PNS2019 + 50a EDGY EDDIE ~ Nomenclature = A play on the hands and forename of Edward. ~ “Horror” film character: Edward Scissorhands. def’n: Edgy — Nervous. informal. The forefront of a trend; experimental. |
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| 50b DULL JOEL ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme. ~ “Horror” film parody: Edward Scissorhands (1990). def’n: Dull — Lacking excitement (person). Lacking sharpness (tool). |
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51a MESSY MELVIN ~ Nomenclature = A descriptive reference to the movie’s main character. ~ Horror film character: Melvin Ferd. def’n: Messy — To be dirty, filthy, grubby, grimy, mucky, untidy, etc. |
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| 51b TOXIC TOBE ~ Nomenclature = A reference to the movie title. ~ Horror film parody: The Toxic Avenger (1986). def’n: Toxic — A poisonous material; dangerous. |
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52a GRAEME PUS ~ Nomenclature = Krampus. ~ Horror film character: The folklore character Krampus. def’n: Pus — An opaque liquid substance produced in infected tissue. |
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| 52b CRASS KRIS ~ Nomenclature = A reference to his personality and Santa’s alter-ego, Kris Kringle. ~ Horror film parody: Krampus (2015). def’n: Crass — To lack sensitivity, refinement or intelligence. |
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53a FRIGHT NITA ~ Nomenclature = Fright Night. ~ Horror film character: Amy Peterson as a vampire. def’n: Fright — A sudden and intense feeling of fear or terror. def’n: Night — The period of darkness from sunset to sunrise. |
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| 53b BUTTERFACE GRACE ~ Nomenclature = A reference to the vampiress’ face and body. ~ Horror film parody: Fright Night (1985). def’n: Butterface — A woman having a desirable body but an unnattractive face. |
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TRUTH: ~ The artwork depicts the a minor antagonist of the movie, Charley Brewster’s ex-girlfriend after she becomes a victum of his next-door neighbor who’s a vampire and before she’s saved. The character is seen in white dress, but in the stance of Marilyn Monroe, who also wore a white dress in the 1955 film The Seven year Itch, in the famous scene and image of her standing above a NYC subway grating blowing the dress up as she’s attempting to hold it down, laughing and looking sexy … not quite pulled off by Amy Peterson who’s drooling profusely with a grotesque grin. |
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54a WEALTHY WARWICK ~ Nomenclature = A reference to actor Warwick Davis’ rich line of filmwork. ~ Horror film character: The Leprechaun. def’n: Wealthy — Having a great deal of money, assets, riches, resources, etc. |
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| 54b FEAR LEIF CLOVER ~ Nomenclature = Four-leaf clover. ~ Horror film parody: The Leprechaun (1993). def’n: Four-leaf clover — A clover leaf with four leaflets rather than the typical three leaflets thought to bring about good luck when found. |
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55a ARNIE OF DARKNESS ~ Nomenclature = Army of darkness. ~ Horror film parody: Army of Darkness (1992); Evil Dead II sequel. def’n: Army — A force equipped to fight on land as a group against an opponent. def’n: Darkness — The partial or total absence of light. Wickedness or evil. |
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| 55b BOSS BRUCE ~ Nomenclature = A descriptive reference to the actor Bruce Campbell. ~ Horror film character: Ash Williams played by Bruce Campbell. def’n: Boss — An individual in charge of a group or organization. |
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56a ART APART ~ Nomenclature = A reference to the main antagonist, Art the Clown. ~ Horror film character: Art the Clown. def’n: Apart — Two objects, once connected, separated by a distance. |
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| 56b TERRY FIRE ~ Nomenclature = Terrifier. ~ Horror film parody: Terrifier (2016 – 2018). def’n: Teriffy — To cause to feel great or extreme fear. To terrorize. |
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57a SILENT HILLEL ~ Nomenclature = Silent hill. ~ Horror film parody: Silent Hill 2 video game (2001); movie (2006). def’n: Silent — To not make any sound. To silence or kill someone. def’n: Hill — A raised area of land. |
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| 57b PEER A. MID ~ Nomenclature = Pyramid. ~ Horror film character: Pyramid Head (aka Red Pyramid Thing). def’n: Pyramid — An object or shape in the form of a pyramid. def’n: Head — The upper part of the human body, above the torso, attached to the neck. |
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58a SLITHER WREN ~ Nomenclature = A play on the Harry Potter franchise House name, Slytherin. ~ Horror film parody: Slither (2006). def’n: Slither — To move smoothly like a snake with an oscillating motion over a surface. |
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| 58b WORMY WENDY ~ Nomenclature = A descriptive word for the alien larvae. ~ Horror film character: Pyramid Head (aka Red Pyramid Thing). def’n: Wormy — To be infested with or eaten into by worms/larvae. informal. A weak, revolting, slimy, or abject person. |
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59a CURIOUS GEORGIE ~ Nomenclature = A name parody of ‘Curious George’, the curious little monkey. ~ Horror film character: George Denbrough. def’n: Curious — To be eager to know or learn something. To be nosy. |
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| 59b AMP U. TATE ~ Nomenclature = Amputate. ~ Horror film parody: It movie (2017), It TV series (1990). def’n: Amputate — To cut off a limb, usually by surgical operation. |
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60a PART 2 DREW ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme of the identifier ‘Part 2’. ~ Horror film character: Jason Vorhees. def’n: Part two — Involving two parts or elements. |
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| 60b SEE QUILLAN ~ Nomenclature = Sequal. ~ Horror film parody: Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981). def’n: Sequal — A piece of work that continues the story; events that take place after an earlier installment. |
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61a CHOPPED CHIP ~ Nomenclature = Nickname reference to the “Chop Top” character. ~ Horror film character: Bobby “Chop Top” Sawyer. def’n: Chop(+ped) — To cut something into many pieces with repeatted sharp blows. |
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TRUTH: ~ Although Leatherface is the main antagonist of the first movie, the painting depicts Chop Top, the twin brother of Leatherface and the main antagonist of the second installment. The hippie attire references Bobby Sawyer’s time spent in Vietnam where he received his head wound by a machete and originally referred to as “Plate-Head”. The image also displays Chop Top’s habit of scratching around his metal plate with a heated clothes hanger and eating the dead skin that is picked off. ~ The image is a wonderful tribute to the OS3 GPK character for cards 91a BLAKE Flake and 91b Hippie SKIPPY, painted by artist Tom Bunk, that also contains a flower power motif, throwing the peace gang sign, psychedelic symbols, flies & a hanging spider. |
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| 62b AL BINO ~ Nomenclature = Albino. ~ Horror film movie: Pan’s Labyrinth (2006). def’n: Albino — A person having a congenital absence of pigment in the skin and hair. |
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63a SLEEPY HOLLIS ~ Nomenclature = Sleepy hollow; a reference to the movie title. ~ Horror film parody: Sleep Hollow (1999). def’n: Sleepy — To need or be ready for sleep; showing the effects of needed sleep. def’n: Hollow — A small valley. A vale, dale, combe, slade, etc. |
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| 63b NOAH HEAD ~ Nomenclature = No head. ~ Horror film character: The Headless Horseman. def’n: No head — Without a head, noggin. |
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64a NEMA SISSY ~ Nomenclature = Nemesis. ~ Horror film character: Nemesis (aka Nemesis-T Type, Pursuer, Chaser). def’n: Nemesis — An archenemy; a long-standing rival. |
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| 64b RESIDENT CECIL ~ Nomenclature = Resident Evil; known in Japan as Biohazard. ~ Horror film parody: Resident Evil: Apocalypse (2004). def’n: Resident — A permanent location; or long-term basis. def’n: Evil — To be extremely immoral and wicked; bad. |
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65a PAZU ZEUS ~ Nomenclature = Pazuzu. ~ Horror film character: Pazuzu; the demon character that possesses Regan MacNeil. def’n: Pazuzu — A king of the demons of the wind and the son of the god Hanbi; taken from Assyrian and Babylonian mythology. |
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66a MEANIE SWEENEY ~ Nomenclature = Rhyme referencing the movie title. ~ Horror film parody: Sweeny Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007). def’n: Meanie — A mean or small-minded person. |
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67a CORNY CAL ~ Nomenclature = A reference to the title of the movie. ~ Horror film parody: Children of the Corn (1984). def’n: Corny — informal. Something that feels trite, banal or mawkishly sentimental. def’n: Corn — A plant product that yields large grains or kernals, set in rows on a cob. |
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| 67b HUSKIN’ DUSTIN ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive word referencing the corn plant. ~ Horror film parody: Stephen King’s Children of the Corn (1984). def’n: Husk — To remove the dry outer covering of some fruits or seeds. |
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68a BLAKE LAGOON ~ Nomenclature = Black Lagoon. ~ Horror film parody: Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954). def’n: Black — The darkest color owing to the absence of light. def’n: Lagoon — A stretch of salt water separated from the sea by a low sandback. Or, a small freshwater lake near a larger lake or river (N.A., AU/NZ). |
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| 68b UNDER WALTER ~ Nomenclature = Underwater. ~ Horror film character: Gill-man. def’n: Underwater — Located, occuring or taking place beneath the surface of the water. |
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69a END GAGE ~ Nomenclature = Endgame and a play on the movie character’s name. ~ Horror film character: Gage Creed portrayed by Miko Hughes. def’n: End — A final part of something, usually a period of time; life. def’n: Endgame — The final stage of a game. |
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| 69b MUSHED MIKO ~ Nomenclature = Underwater. ~ Horror film parody: Pet Sematary (1989). def’n: Mush(+ed) — To be pressed into a soft, wet, pulpy mass and mess. |
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70a GEDDY OUT ~ Nomenclature = Get out. ~ Horror film parody: Get Out (2017). def’n: Get out — informal. To go away; leave a certain location. |
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71a YURI NEXT ~ Nomenclature = You’re next (to die). ~ Horror film parody: You’re Next (2011). def’n: You’re next — When served, one is up next (in line) or one is up next to be helped. |
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72a BLINDED BELA ~ Nomenclature = A reference to the actor playing Dracula and strong stage lights. ~ Horror film character: Dracula played by Bela Lugosi. def’n: Blinded (by the light) — To cause someone to be unable to see temporarily. |
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73a CREEPIN’ TOM ~ Nomenclature = Peeping Tom; A reference to the comic & movie title. ~ Horror film character: The Creep; a character from the comic book & movie prologue. def’n: Creep — To move slowly as not to be detected. informal. A detestable person. def’n: Peeping Tom — A person that secretly watches someone; usually via window. |
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74a BENT NECK LYDIE ~ Nomenclature = Bent-Neck Lady. ~ Horror TV character: The Bent-Neck Lady; episode #5. def’n: Bent — To be sharply curved at an irregular angle. def’n: Neck — The section of a person’s body that connects the torso and head. |
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75a MONSTER RUSS ~ Nomenclature = Monstrous. ~ Horror film parody: Frankenstein (1931). def’n: Monstrous — Having an ugly or frightening appearance of a monster. |
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HH2018 + 76a HORACE HOUND ~ Nomenclature = Horror hound. ~ Horror magzine + convention: HorrorHound Magazine (2005) + Weekend (2007). def’n: Horror — An intense feeling of fear, terror, fright, panic, shock, disgust, et cetera. def’n: Hound — A hunting dog that that tracks by scent; bloodhound. To harass; pursue. |
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77a DEATH DAVE ~ Nomenclature = Deathday. ~ Horror film parody: Happy Death Day (2017). def’n: Deathday — The day of a peron’s (untimely) death or its anniversary. |
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78a LOU PAN ~ Nomenclature = Lo Pan; Low pain. ~ Horror film character: David Lo-Pan. def’n: Low pain (threshold) — a low level of pain tolerance. |
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79a CRYPT KEIFER ~ Nomenclature = Crypt keeper; gravekeeper. ~ Horror TV character: The Crypt Keeper. def’n: Gravekeeper — A graveyard attendant that takes care of the cemetary. |
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80a RUNNY ROBERT ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive reference to T-1000 played by Robert Patrick. ~ Horror film character: T-1000 portrayed by actor Robert Patrick. def’n: Runny — Semi-liquid, not quite firm. |
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81a FLESHLESS FRANK ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive reference to the Frank Cotton character. ~ Horror film character: Frank Cotton (aka Skinless Frank). def’n: Fleshless — Lean and gaunt. Lacking skin, or having it removed. |
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82a TOUGH TIFFANY ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive reference to the Tiffany character in the Bride of Chucky. ~ Horror film character: Tiffany Valentine-Ray def’n: Tough — Strength to withstand adverse conditions and/or rough handling. |
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83a PAULA TERGIEST ~ Nomenclature = Poltergeist. ~ Horror film character: Carol Anne Freeling. def’n: Poltergeist — A supernatural entity responsible for physical disturbances. |
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84a BRIGHT BERNIE ~ Nomenclature = Brightburn. ~ Horror film character: Brightburn (aka Brandon Breyer). def’n: Bright — Giving out a lot of light; shining. Blinding light. |
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85a PAPA PLUTO ~ Nomenclature = A paternal reference to the father-figure character. ~ Horror film character: Pluto. def’n: Papa — A little one’s father. |
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86a EDIT TED ~ Nomenclature = Edited. ~ Horror film character: Bagul (aka Buhguul, Mr. Boogie). def’n: Edited — Movie film chosen and arranged (cut) to form a coherent story. |
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87a BOO KAY ~ Nomenclature = Bouquet. ~ Horror film character: The Monster’s Bride (aka Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley). def’n: Bouquet — A beautifully arranged set of flowers for a gift or a ceremony. |
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88a IM JOE TEP ~ Nomenclature = Imhotep. ~ Horror film character: Prince/Lord Imhotep (aka The Mummy, The Creature). def’n: Imhotep — An Egyptian plymath; the architect of King Djoser’s Step Pyramid. |
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89a MELTIN’ MAURICE ~ Nomenclature = Descriptive reference to the Maurice character. ~ Horror film character: Maurice. def’n: Melting — To become liquefied by heat. informal. To sweat like crazy. |
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90a I. GORDON ~ Nomenclature = ‘Eyegor’, like ‘Fronkensteen’; not ‘Eegor’, like ‘Frankenstein’. ~ Horror film character: Igor portrayed by Marty Feldman. def’n: Eyegore — Phonetically the same as the given name Igor. Seeing grossness. |
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1. In late March, on the 24th, Magic Marker Art posted a partial square image of the artwork that Pingitore painted for the HorrorHound publication: “I did this artwork for HorrorHound, featured on the back cover of the newest issue! Fun one to do.” Collectors can find the horrorific image on the backside of issue #70 of the HorrorHound, March/April 2018 publication to add to their collections; the page measures 8.5″x11″. At this point, the artwork is not part of the Horrorible Kids releases, but ties in quite nicely with the horrorible theme. See ‘Bits & BOBs’ #33, #35 and #36 for additional updates. On close inspection, you can just make out the Garbage Pail Kids title not completely removed from the ‘HorrorHoundWeedend’ banner. |
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Release Ad reading ‘PRE-ORDER BEGINS TOMORROW‘ was posted to social media on May 30, 2019 and the ‘PRE-ORDER ENDS JUNE 30TH‘ ad hit the Magic Marker Art website on May 31, 2019. The 90-card set would mark the second full box release after the Marveless Kids release earlier in the year. A Horrorible Kids 1-3 reprint, nicknamed the ‘TRIPLE FEATURE‘, was coincidingly released the same time as the HK4 box but packaged in a mini box and sold as a complete set. The image would later read ‘24 PACK BOX – HORRORIBLE KIDS – SERIES 4‘ once the product went live for sale on August 20, 2019. |
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12. Two additional
pre-order Website Ads posted to Magic Marker Art on May 30, 2019 simply stated ‘1 PACK – HORRORIBLE KIDS – SERIES 4‘ for one pack containing five sticker cards and another for ‘5 PACKS – HORRORIBLE KIDS – SERIES 4‘, each costing $4 and $15, respectively. Both of the ads would remain the same when the product went live and released on August 20th, 2019, several months later.
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13. On June
10th, 2019, Magic Marker Art announced that a 4″ Sticker would come free with every Horrorible Kids Series 4 pre-order as an incentive. The new HK4 character decal includes the Horrorible Kids header and the main mascot for the release, a parody of Edward Scissorhands. This is the fourth decal sticker available from MMA as a free give-away for purchased product. |
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14. Magic
Marker Art announced on July 9, 2019, to social media that a nineth Horrorible Kids soft Enamel Pin would be produced and released for the upcoming set for the Edgy EDDIE character; New pin coming soon! The pin mock-up image portrays the Horrorible Kids stacked header and the backing board reading ‘PIN HERE‘ instead of ‘PEEL HERE‘. The pin was released on August 20, 2019. |
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15. Two additional
website ads were added to the Magic Marker Art website on August 20th, 2019, for the official HK4 release date; a Printing Plate ad for any random plate from the HK3 or HK4 releases running $20 each and the double clasp, 1.7 inch soft Enamel Pin running $10 each. Nine-piece printing Plate Puzzles were also available for $100 each with the following description for the plates: These 1/1 metal printing plates were used in the production of Horrorible Kids, and were cut down to trading card size. There are 4 sets available – CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW, and BLACK. These 9 plate sets were used to print one of the 9 card back puzzles. |
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16. A third website
ad was also added for the ten additional ‘WAVE 4‘ Horrorible Kids mini Posters for HK4 and five posters for HK3, measuring 11×17 inches, that went LIVE on the Magic Marker Art website on August 20, 2019 for $10.00 each. The posters were a limited edition of 50 copies and signed by the artist, Mark Pingitore, and include the following card character images for HK4: 46a SID Distic, 49a MATT O. Morphosis, 50a Edgy EDDIE, 53a Fright NITA, 54a Wealthy WARWICK, 55a ARNIE of Darkness, 56a ART Apart, 60a Part 2 DREW, 61a Chopped CHIP and 81a Fleshless FRANK. |
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17. Per artist Mark
Pingitore, the Sleepy Hollow Concept for cards 63a Sleepy HOLLIS and 63b NOAH Head replaced a Ghostbusters II (1989) concept, “There was a Ghostbusters II concept that got replaced with the Sleepy Hollow one.” The color rough shows the antagonist Vigo Von Homburg Deutschendorf (aka Vigo the Carpathian), a medieval tyrant and sorcerer, standing over a pile of skulls and bones. The concept shows the nomenclature of ‘Vintage VIGO’ and ‘REN A. Sance’ (renaissance). The cards for 73a Creepin’ TOM and 73b Spyin’ RYAN replaced the original Creepshow concept, “That was a concept based on one of the Creepshow stories, Tide You Over. It got to color rough, but I decided to do the more recognizable Creepshow poster parody instead.” The concept shows the nomenclature of ‘High TY’ and ‘WALTER Logged’. Both concepts can be seen on the original 45-card layout, but not the replacements; it is unknown at this time if they’ll show up in any future release. A third concept for ‘Jeepers Creepers’ (‘Creep EARL’) may have been replaced by the ‘Brightburn’ parody which is not located on the original line-up of characters. |
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18. Mark Pingitore shared a HorrorHound
advertisement post to social media on September 3rd, 2019, that read ‘I’M GOING TO HORRORHOUND WEEKEND!‘ and showcased the popular artwork for card 76a HORACE Hound. The original painting was created as the official HorrorHound mascot for the 2018 show; see previous ‘Bits & BOBs’ above. The event took place in Indianapolis at the Indiana Convention Center over the extended weekend of September 6th through the 8th, 2019. |
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19. When not a puzzle piece, the reverse Card
Backs are a tribute to the Garbage Pail Kids OS3 and OS4 ‘WANTED‘ poster card backs. The HK3 set released in 2018 had ‘WANTED‘ backs along with a ‘HORROR FLIX‘, much like the ‘FLICK-IT!‘ section of the GPK OS11-16 sets. The HK3 set released in 2019 only contained puzzle pieces to differentiate the two releases. |
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20. Magic Marker Art announced on September 17,
2019, to social media that a second Horrorible Kids Series 4 soft Enamel Pin would be produced and for the recently released parody set for the ART Apart character; New pin in the works! The pin mock-up image portrays the Horrorible Kids stacked header, the color chart and hollowed out section for the upcoming pin. |
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21. Three additional
‘WAVE 5‘ Horrorible Kids mini Posters for HK4 and two posters for HK3, measuring 11×17 inches, went LIVE on the Magic Marker Art page on September 23, 2019 for $10.00 each. The posters debuted at the HorrorHound Weekend earlier in the month Sept 6-8, were a limited edition of 50 copies, signed by artist Mark Pingitore, and include the following card character images for HK4: 47a Grem LYNN, 73a Creepin’ TOM and 76a HORACE Hound. |
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22. Magic Marker Art released an image of several
rows of Enamel Pins on October 23, 2019, to social media stating; It’s an Art army! ?? ART Apart pins available tomorrow!, and on October 24, 2019, stating: ART Apart pins are NOW AVAILABLE! The pin link was posted to the MMA website on 10/24/2019 for $10 with the description: Triple Clasp 1.9 ” Soft Enamel Pin. |
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24. On February 17, 2020, flat artwork for a
new Horrorible Kids Binder was posted to social media as a sneak peek and Pingitore mentioned: “New Horrorible Kids binders coming soon!“. On March 3, 2020, Mark posted an upate on the new binder and stated: “New binders are in! They will be available online later this month after Vegas ToyCon, which is next weekend, March 13-15.“. After the debut over the extended weekend for the Gross Xperience, the vinyl collector album was posted for sale to the Magic Marker Art store on March 17, 2020 and ran $30 each. The album featured an inch D-ring binder, padded front and back, full color direct to vinyl print, and a black interior with two pockets. |
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25. On February 17, 2020, five additional Horrorible
Kids Skateboard Decks were announced on social media for WAVE 2 stating “New board designs coming soon!“. The five boards made their debut at the ToyCon Gross Xperience in Las Vegas over the weekend of March 13th-15th and officially posted online for sale on March 17th. The ad listed all ten new characters, one from Series 1, four from Series 3, three from Series 4, and two from the upcoming Series 5 set. The ad simply stated ‘WAVE 2 $60 EACH‘, but the bottom right hand corner now mentioned ‘FREE SHIPPING‘. Default size is 7.75″, but 8″, 8.25″, or 8.5″ also available upon request when ordering. |
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26. As
early as February 27, 2020, a sneak peek of an incompleted Horrorible Kids Puzzle was shared to social media simply stating “Puzzling”, and another on March 3 stating “Soon to be released”. The ‘Chained KANE’ HK5 500-piece jigsaw puzzle, measuring 18″ x 24″, debuted at ToyCon’s Gross Xperience the weekend of March 13th-15th in Las Vegas and was posted for sale on the Magic Marker Art store on March 17th for $25. The box contained a sticker ad for the HK4 release and advertised that HK5 was ‘COMING SOON‘.  |
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27.
On March 17, 2020, artist Mark Pingitore posted an Art Process image of Edgy EDDIE to social media showing the visual steps he takes from the pencil to paint stages and stated: “Sometimes I will revise a piece late in the process. I had the idea for the child safe scissors while doing the color rough and went back and revised the pencil art afterwards for the final.“ |
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28. On Semptember 9, 2020, five additional Horrorible
Kids Skateboards Decks were announced on social media stating “Wave 3 of Horrorible Kids skateboard decks coming soon!” The board images included the HK5 parody characters Mis FRITZ, Uber UTER, Hat BAXTER, CLARK Unstable, and Scary TORY. On October 7, 2020, a new ad was posted to social media that listed all ten new characters: two from Series 1, two from Series 3, one from Series 4, and five from the Series 5 set. The ad simply stated ‘WAVE 3 $60 EACH‘ and the bottom right hand corner now mentioned ‘FREE SHIPPING‘, and Pingitore mentioned: “Horrorible Kids – Wave 3 boards available tomorrow at www.magicmarkerart.storenvy.com!” Default size is 7.75″, but 8″, 8.25″, or 8.5″ also available upon request when ordering. |
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30. On December
9, 2020, uncut Foil Sheets were added to the Magic Marker Art website for the Horrorible Kids Series 1-3, Horrorible Kids Series 4, and Horrorible Kids Series 5 sets. Each set of sheets cost $50 and the description stated: A set of (2) 45 card uncut foil sheets. Each sheet measures 19 x 24.5 inches and together has the full 90 card foil set. Please note: Sheets are in mint to near mint condition. I will pick the nicest ones available and they will shipped flat sandwiched between cardboard.
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31. On December 16, 2020, Magic Marker Art took to social media to post a new advert for a Horrorible Kids vinyl sticker pack with nine different characters and eight Scratch N’ Sniff sticker sheets with eight different characters, that simply stated: “Coming Soon!” with a nose emoji. A second update two days later on the December 18 simply stated: “Monday!”, showing a picture of the physical product (not in mock-up form). On Monday, December 21, 2020, Magic Marker Art announced the release on Facebook stating: “The New Horrorible Kids Sticker Sheets and Sticker Pack are now up!” The sheets posted for $5 each (or a bundle of all eight for $35), and the vinyl sticker pack sold for $15 each. The combined releases contained five characters from S1, one character from S3, one character from S4, and two characters from S5. The Chained KANE character is absent from the S’n’S release.
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32. One additional ‘WAVE 6‘
Horrorible Kids mini Posters for HK4 and eleven posters for HK5, measuring 11×17 inches, went LIVE on the Magic Marker Art page in December, 2020 (actual date unknown) for $10.00 each. Although, the posters debuted at the ‘Days of the Dead Horror Con’ in Las Vegas the weekend of October 17, 2020. |
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33.
On February 5th, 2021, Pingitore announced a new pin for HK4 character 46a SID Distic. Enamel pins for 50a Edgy EDDIE, 56a ART Apart, HK5 91a Chained KANE, and 110a Uber UTER were all restocked, with no changes. Also, on February 2nd and 3rd, Pingitore posted images of two new HK1 pins for card characters 2a ELMER Street and 9a Beetle BRUCE, respectively. Another image on February 4th for card character 1a Momma’s BODY that was reworked. Enamel pins for 3a PIA Soup, 4a Chain SAUL, 6a Masked MICHAEL, and 17a PENNY Wise were all restocked with a double-stacked header added to the card backer; 5a HAL Rasier was increased in size, had a slight color change, and a double-stacked header added to the card backer; and 28a Tarman CARMEN was restocked with no changes.
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34. It is fun
to point out that the Horrorible Kids logo has a Skull dotting the ‘i’s muchlike the beloved 1985 film title The Goonies, except Pingitore has added a cross bone for the body of the ‘i’s as well. ~ |
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~ MAGIC MARKER ART CHECKLIST : ALL
ART BY MARK PINGITORE ~
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NO.
|
CHARACTER CARDS
|
SERIES NO.
|
YEAR
|
|
46a
|
SID
DISTIC |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
GCC2019b
|
SID DISTIC — PROMO: HK DIE CUT |
CON EXCLUSIVE
|
MAR 2019
|
|
GCC2019b
|
SID DISTIC — PROMO: HK DIE CUT; ERROR |
CON
EXCLUSIVE |
MAR
2019 |
|
46b
|
I HUNT HUGH
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
47a
|
GREM LYNN
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
47b
|
LATE NIGHT
ZACK |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
48a
|
VAL
LAK |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
48b
|
VENTIN’ CONNIE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
49a
|
MATT
O. MORPHOSIS |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
49b
|
HOUSE FRY
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
50a
|
EDGY EDDIE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
PNS2019
|
EDGY EDDIE — PROMO |
CON EXCLUSIVE
|
MAY 2019
|
|
50b
|
DULL JOEL
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
51a
|
MESSY MELVIN
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
51b
|
TOXIC TOBE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
52a
|
GRAEME
PUS |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
52b
|
CRASS KRIS
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
53a
|
FRIGHT NITA
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
53b
|
BUTTERFACE
GRACE |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
54a
|
WEALTHY WARWICK
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
54b
|
FEAR LEIF
CLOVER |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
55a
|
ARNIE
OF DARKNESS |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
55b
|
BOSS BRUCE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
56a
|
ART
APART |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
56b
|
TERRY
FIRE |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
57a
|
SILENT HILLEL
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
57b
|
PEER
A. MID |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
58a
|
SLITHER WREN
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
58b
|
WORMY WENDY
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
59a
|
CURIOUS GEORGIE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
59b
|
AMP U. TATE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
60a
|
PART 2 DREW
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
60b
|
SEE QUILLAN
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
61a
|
CHOPPED CHIP
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
61b
|
PLANED PAUL
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
62a
|
PALE DALE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
PNS2018
|
PALE DALE — PROMO |
CON EXCLUSIVE
|
OCT 2018
|
|
62b
|
AL
BINO |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
63a
|
SLEEPY HOLLIS
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
63b
|
NOAH
HEAD |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
64a
|
NEMA
SISSY |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
64b
|
RESIDENT CECIL
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
65a
|
PAZU ZEUS
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
65b
|
CAPTAIN HOWIE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
66a
|
MEANIE SWEENEY
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
66b
|
TRIMMIN’ TODD
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
67a
|
CORNY CAL
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
67b
|
HUSKIN’ DUSTIN
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
68a
|
BLAKE
LAGOON |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
68b
|
UNDER WALTER
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
69a
|
END GAGE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
69b
|
MUSHED MIKO
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
70a
|
GEDDY
OUT |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
70b
|
CRYIN’ CHRIS
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
71a
|
YURI
NEXT |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
71b
|
NOW SERVING
IRVING |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
72a
|
BLINDED BELA
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
72b
|
BRAM
STALKER |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
73a
|
CREEPIN’ TOM
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
73b
|
SPYIN’ RYAN
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
74a
|
BENT NECK LYDIE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
74b
|
HILLARY
HOUSE |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
75a
|
MONSTER RUSS
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
75b
|
BOLTED BORIS
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
76a
|
HORACE
HOUND |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
HH2018
|
HORACE HOUND — PROMO |
CON EXCLUSIVE
|
AUG 2018
|
|
HH27a
|
HORRORHOUND™ — MAG /GUIDE / PROMO / PIN |
CON EXCLUSIVES
|
AUG 2018
|
|
76b
|
MANGY MITCH
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
77a
|
DEATH DAVE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
77b
|
RE PETER
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
78a
|
LOU
PAN |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
78b
|
DARK DAVID
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
79a
|
CRYPT KEIFER
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
79b
|
TAYLOR
FROM THE CRYPT |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
80a
|
RUNNY ROBERT
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
80b
|
SKY NATE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
81a
|
FLESHLESS FRANK
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
81b
|
SOUL LES
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
82a
|
TOUGH TIFFANY
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
82b
|
BAD BARBIE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
83a
|
PAULA
TERGIEST |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
83b
|
BAD RHEA
CEPTION |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
84a
|
BRIGHT BERNIE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
84b
|
VILL LAYNE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
85a
|
PAPA PLUTO
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
85b
|
HILLS HAVE
ISIAH |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
86a
|
EDIT TED
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
86b
|
EXPOSED PHIL
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
87a
|
BOO KAY
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
87b
|
BLUSHIN’ BREE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
88a
|
IM JOE
TEP |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
88b
|
EGYPT SEAN
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
89a
|
MELTIN’ MAURICE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
89b
|
CLOTHES LIONEL
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
90a
|
I. GORDON
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
90b
|
MAD MARTY
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
NO.
|
CHARACTER
CARDS |
SERIES
NO. |
YEAR
|
NOTE: EACH CHARACTER, 46-90, COMES
WITH A FOIL CARD COUNTERPART — DEC 2020
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CARD
NO. |
MISC.
STICKERS |
TYPE
|
YEAR
|
|
50a/b
|
EDGY EDDIE |
PRE-ORDER
4″ VINYL CIRCLE |
AUG 2019
|
|
50a/b
|
EDGY EDDIE |
4″
VINYL RECTANGLE |
DEC 2020
|
|
50a/b
|
EDGY EDDIE |
SCRATCH
‘N’ SNIFF SHEET |
DEC 2020
|
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CARD
NO. |
CHARACTER
PINS |
SERIES
NO. |
YEAR
|
|
HH2018
|
HORRORHOUND™ CHARACTER |
CON
EXCLUSIVE |
AUG
2018 |
|
46a
|
SID DISTIC |
4
|
APR 2021
|
|
50a
|
EDGY EDDIE
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
50a
|
EDGY EDDIE
— RESTOCK |
4 —
NO CHANGE |
APR 2021
|
|
56a
|
ART APART |
4
|
OCT 2019
|
|
56a
|
ART APART — RESTOCK |
4
— NO CHANGE |
APR 2021
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CARD
NO. |
POSTER
PRINTS |
WAVE
# |
YEAR
|
|
46a
|
SID
DISTIC |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
47a
|
GREM
LYNN |
5
|
SEPT 2019
|
|
49a
|
MATT
O. MORPHOSIS |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
50a
|
EDGY
EDDIE |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
51a
|
MESSY MELVIN
|
6
|
OCT 2020
|
|
53a
|
FRIGHT NITA
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
54a
|
WEALTHY
WARWICK |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
55a
|
ARNIE
OF DARKNESS |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
56a
|
ART
APART |
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
60a
|
PART 2 DREW
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
61a
|
CHOPPED CHIP
|
4
|
AUG 2019
|
|
73a
|
CREEPIN’
TOM |
5
|
SEPT 2019
|
|
76a
|
HORACE
HOUND |
5
|
SEPT 2019
|
|
81a
|
FLESHLESS FRANK
|
4
|
AUG 2019
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CARD
NO. |
SKATEBOARD
DECK |
WAVE
# |
YEAR
|
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46a
|
SID DISTIC |
1
|
MAR 2020
|
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49a
|
MATT
O. MORPHOSIS |
2
|
MAR 2020
|
|
50a
|
EDGY EDDIE
|
1
|
MAR 2020
|
|
55a
|
ARNIE
OF DARKNESS |
2
|
MAR 2020
|
|
56a
|
ART APART |
1
|
MAR 2020
|
|
80a
|
RUNNY ROBERT
|
2
|
MAR 2020
|
|
81a
|
FLESHLESS FRANK
|
3
|
OCT 2020
|
**
A BIG THANK-YOU
TO PINGITORE FOR FINAL ARTWORK IMAGES AND LOGOS
