Probably the strangest entry from the Fleer Ultra card series to date.
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Aw, I remember those cards. Great series.
Yeah no, strangest one. Though the Mysterio/Lizard one wasnt exactly normal
I used to love all those 90’s trading cards, and this was one of my favorite series, although I though the combined villains ones were kinda dumb. I think my favorite card series was the Marvel vs DC cards.
I still remember those: Doppelshock, Myzary, Scavenger, Clawhide, and yeah, even King Carnage, ALL would have been cool additions to the series (even in a “What If?” storyline).
As awesome as the art look, I just have to mark the NO on this combination
Well that is positively terrifyng o_O Its even scarier than Carnage Ock from that ps1 game, and that is saying something.