11 Most Valuable Garbage Pail Kids Cards: Recent Sales Price: Adam Bomb With Checklist : $25,100 : Nasty Nick : $17,900 : Semi Colin : $610 : Soft Boiled Sam ...

Dynamite Comics is to sell, for a limited time, Garbage Pail Kids graphic novels for advance orders with exclusive trading cards included. Published Fri, 07 Jul 2023 12:00:09 -0500 by Rich Johnston ...

Do you remember Garbage Pail Kids? The trading cards were first released in 1985 and featured designs similar to Cabbage Patch Kids, but one reporter called them "ugly and nasty."Reporter Al ...

Do you remember Garbage Pail Kids? The trading cards were first released in 1985 and featured designs similar to Cabbage Patch Kids, but one reporter called them "ugly and nasty."Reporter Al ...

Do you remember Garbage Pail Kids? The trading cards were first released in 1985 and featured designs similar to Cabbage Patch Kids, but one reporter called them "ugly and nasty." ...

The cards, with names like "Patty Putty" and "Russell Muscle," were popular among kids. "I even have a 5-year-old that's starting to get into them," one mother said.

Do you remember Garbage Pail Kids? The trading cards were first released in 1985 and featured designs similar to Cabbage Patch Kids, but one reporter called them "ugly and nasty."Reporter Al ...

Garbage Pail Kids trading cards were first released in 1985 as a parody of the popular Cabbage Patch Kids dolls. Each sticker card featured a character with a comical abnormality or suffering ...

Do you remember Garbage Pail Kids? The trading cards were first released in 1985 and featured designs similar to Cabbage Patch Kids, but one reporter called them "ugly and nasty."Reporter Al ...

Do you remember Garbage Pail Kids? The trading cards were first released in 1985 and featured designs similar to Cabbage Patch Kids, but one reporter called them "ugly and nasty."Reporter Al ...

The cards, with names like "Patty Putty" and "Russell Muscle," were popular among kids. "I even have a 5-year-old that's starting to get into them," one mother said.

Do you remember Garbage Pail Kids? The trading cards were first released in 1985 and featured designs similar to Cabbage Patch Kids, but one reporter called them "ugly and nasty."Reporter Al ...