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FA2 - Cable Destroyed!
Hilariously, two of the seven installments of "Fatal Attractions" aren't referenced in this subset, in part because X-Men #25 gets two moments (sorry, X-Factor #92 and Excalibur #71!).
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FA2 - Cable Destroyed!
Hilariously, two of the seven installments of "Fatal Attractions" aren't referenced in this subset, in part because X-Men #25 gets two moments (sorry, X-Factor #92 and Excalibur #71!).
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FA2 - Cable Destroyed!
Hilariously, two of the seven installments of "Fatal Attractions" aren't referenced in this subset, in part because X-Men #25 gets two moments (sorry, X-Factor #92 and Excalibur #71!).
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FA1 - Behold Avalon!
This set goes all-in on inserts, with 4 different chase subsets of original cards, most with some kind of holographic foil embellishments.
First up, a set commemorating the '93 crossover, Fatal Attractions.
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FA1 - Behold Avalon!
This set goes all-in on inserts, with 4 different chase subsets of original cards, most with some kind of holographic foil embellishments.
First up, a set commemorating the '93 crossover, Fatal Attractions.
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FA1 - Behold Avalon!
This set goes all-in on inserts, with 4 different chase subsets of original cards, most with some kind of holographic foil embellishments.
First up, a set commemorating the '93 crossover, Fatal Attractions.
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150 - Checklist
The ever important checklist card! Kids these days have no idea how critical this was to knowing what was on the cards you were missing (assuming kids these days even know what trading cards are...).
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150 - Checklist
The ever important checklist card! Kids these days have no idea how critical this was to knowing what was on the cards you were missing (assuming kids these days even know what trading cards are...).
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150 - Checklist
The ever important checklist card! Kids these days have no idea how critical this was to knowing what was on the cards you were missing (assuming kids these days even know what trading cards are...).