Album: Trading Cards

Description: Card number 11 names him Captain of the Flying Dutchman, and the artwork backs it up with barnacles, a crab claw hand, and a ship's wheel gripped tight. A rough sea and the ghostly ship fill the scene behind a skull-and-bones bordered frame.

Description: Ghostface stares out from a torn-paper trading card, knife still dripping and a moonlit house looming behind. Newspaper clippings and a bold 13 stamp frame the card like a collectible pulled from the Scream series.

Description: A collector card numbers Jack the Ripper first in the set, set against a foggy Victorian alley with a street lamp and doctor's bag in hand.

Description: Fedora tilted and Tommy gun in hand, Public Enemy No. 1 stares down the viewer from card No. 2 in the Crime Does Not Pay series. Streetlights and a vintage car set the scene for 1930s gangland Chicago.

Description: Card number one in this sepia trading card series shows Jesse James in a hat and suit with a gun holstered at his side, framed by an ornate border.

Description: Card 04 in the True Crime Series: Serial Killers profiles Jeffrey Dahmer in a light blue collared shirt and glasses. It documents him as part of a factual true crime collectible set.

Description: Card number nine in the set puts Jason Voorhees machete first, fog rolling off Crystal Lake behind him and the camp's 1935 founding date stamped above.

Description: King Tut headlines this gold foil trading card, decked out in his blue and gold headdress with the crook and flail of pharaoh rule in hand. Hieroglyphics, scarab beetles, and ankh symbols fill the border like a page pulled straight from the tomb.

Description: Card No. 7 catches Mark Twain in his white suit, cigar in hand, framed by scrollwork and a shelf of books.

Description: Machine Gun Kelly poses in pinstripes and a fedora on this Public Enemy card, Thompson submachine gun with drum magazine in hand. The brick wall and barrels behind him set a Prohibition-era scene.

Description: Ma Barker appears on this trading card as Public Enemy 6, the matriarch behind the Barker-Karpis Gang. Born in 1872, she was wanted for kidnapping, murder, and robbery.

Description: Leatherface stares down from this distressed trading card, chainsaw in hand and his stitched mask catching the light. The Texas 3 branding and worn border give it a genuine collector-card feel.

Description: Card number 14 catches The Penguin perched on a Gotham gargoyle as the Bat-signal lights up the sky behind him. The 1966 DC Comics card dresses him in a purple scarf and white gloves, umbrella in hand.

Description: Michael Myers stalks a quiet suburban street under the streetlights, knife in hand. Card No. 27 pins him to the Halloween (1978) set, blood dripping along the distressed edges.

Description: Card number 001 pictures the Phantom gripping a red rose in front of red theater curtains and a gold ornate frame. Gargoyle details and a chandelier set the scene for this collectible tribute to the Paris Opera's masked composer.

Description: Card 14 of Series 1 names Oswald Cobblepot the Mastermind of the Sewer Empire, surrounded by bats and skulls in his sewer lair. He grips an umbrella spear while wearing his grimy fur-lined coat.

Description: Card twelve in the series names Pinhead "The Lead Cenobite," high priest of the Order of the Gash. Chains and fire frame the portrait alongside his line about pain being his pleasure for those who solve the Lament Configuration.

Description: Ted Bundy appears in a brown suit and striped tie against a courtroom backdrop on this trading card, numbered 09 in a 1970s true crime collection. The card labels him "The Charming Killer," a nod to the manipulative charm he used on victims.

Description: Card 2 puts Edward Teach front and center aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge, burning fuses smoldering in his beard and a sword and pistol in hand. The card's stats peg his Terror rating at 10.

Description: Card 7 catches her mid sonic cry over a brick cityscape, a crescent moon rising past a water tower. The card lists her Justice League affiliation and sonic cry power.

Description: Card 10 spotlights the stagecoach robber behind the Wells Fargo holdups, bowler hat and bandana pulled over his face. A dirt road and pine-covered mountains frame the robbery scene behind him.

Description: Card 13 in the Mythic series catches Teth-Adam mid-blast, yellow lightning crackling around ruined stone columns. Glowing eyes and a storm-dark sky surround this DC collectible.

Description: Bizarro looms over a jagged crystalline landscape under a purple moon, his reversed S-shield and torn cape rendered in Silver Age style. Card #5 captures the backwards Superman clone collectors chase.

Description: William Bonney squares off with a rifle in this 1958-style outlaw trading card, set against a dusty western town backdrop. The sepia tone and worn edges nod to old wanted-notice collectibles, numbered Card 4 in the Outlaw series.

Description: Bigfoot stomps through a pine forest on this cryptid trading card, numbered Card 1 in the Sawquatch series. A rope border and distressed texture give it the feel of a collectible pulled from an old cereal box.

Description: Known as the Bandit Queen, Belle Starr rides through a sepia-toned western town on this collector card, badge number nine pinned to her hat.

Description: Perched on a stone gargoyle with batarang in hand, this Series 1 #1 card catches Batman against a moonlit city skyline.

Description: Card 14 of 150 from the Fleer '94 X-Men set gives Warren Worthington III's white feathered wings full spread against a city skyline. The blue and white suit and A-emblazoned chest mark him as one of the original five X-Men.

Description: Rubble flies around Absorbing Man on Card #14 as he tears through a city block, grey rock-hewn skin catching dust from a collapsing wall. The red, yellow, and blue border frames one of Marvel's toughest brawlers.

Description: Card 023 places Adam Warlock against a starfield of planets and nebulae, the red Soul Gem glowing on his forehead beneath glowing white eyes. His pink cape and gold-trimmed costume stand out against the purple-bordered frame.

Description: Card 032 turns Warren Worthington into Archangel, his blue skin and razor-edged metal wings spread wide against a clouded sky. The blue and pink suit signals his darker turn from the original X-Men roster.

Description: Max Mercury speeds through a city street in his blue mask and white diamond emblem as yellow lightning crackles behind him.

Description: The Horror Collectors Edition strips Flash down to a red-eyed skull beneath crackling red lightning over a ruined city.

Description: Card No. 7 casts Sherlock Holmes as the Master Detective, pipe in hand beneath a foggy street lamp.

Description: Central City PD wants Prof. Eobard Thawne on multiple counts of homicide, temporal tampering, and grand theft. The Reverse Flash's rap sheet reads like a time travel horror story, extreme caution advised.

Description: Billed as the Dapper Lawman & Gambler, badge #12 gleams on Bat Masterson's chest outside the Frontier Saloon.