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Beyond comics
- cards
Below, you can see both sides of
each card in which Lobo has already appeared. Usually, on the front side a
cartoon related to the theme of the card and on the back, a “production
credits". Unfortunately, the "holographic credits" (those that, depending on the
light incidence, you can see a different picture) are terrible, but I couldn’t
scan them in a better quality.
PS: The list may be
incomplete. If you get to know about Lobo’s appearance in other cards
collections,
please,
tell us.
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DC Cosmic Card
#120
(1992) NIn
this card we have the chance of reading some general information about
Lobo (which you can find in the
complete
profile).
Art:
Simon Bisley
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Hologram #7 (1993)
Unfortunately, the quality
of the picture isn’t very good because it’s a holographic card. But we
can have an idea of it. There's no interesting thing to be translated,
because Superhero on the right side only says to collect all the 10
holographic cards of this series.
Hologram art: Walt Simonson
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DC Cosmic
Teams #80
(1993)
Art:
Barry Kitson
Ink: Robin
Smith
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Bloodlines #3 (1993)
This collection is based on
the Bloodlines, in which the DC Comics decides to use the year issues of
its characters to, against a super powerful villain, make arise many new
characters (in the end, 99% of these characters were put aside). Lobo
was in charge of dividing the scene with Layla (who, except the eventual
appearances as a supporting actor of Main Man’s comic book, has also put
aside). The picture on the right is only a part of the one that
completes with all the cards (BTW, I have no clue about what it is).
Art:
Eddy Newell / Michael A. Barreiro
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DC Cosmic
Teams Hologram #13 (1993)
Another holographic card
that is terrible in a scanned form. Here is a small collection with DC
Comics’ “cosmic” characters (just an excuse to sell cards). The only
text advertises about the “ultra-realism of the collection’s holograms".
I don't know where they saw an ultra-realism on that...
Hologram art: sem informações
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DC
MasterSeries #62 (1994)
There is no reference to the
title of this collection on the card. Anyway, the text includes some
basic information about Main Man, as the meaning of his name and a
description of his powers.
Art:
Dave Devries
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DS5 (1994)
Art:
Bill Sienkiewicz
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Legends
95 Chrome #45 (1995)
Art:
Val Semeiks
Ink: John Dell
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Skybox #36 (1995)
Art:
Simon Bisley
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DC vs. Marvel
#23
(1995) One
of the cards of the “DC vs. Marvel” collection, with the meeting of the
characters of the two biggest comics publishers in the USA. The text was
written by Peter Parker (for those who don’t know, Spider-Man).
Art:
Wojtkiewicz
Ink: Ensign
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Marvel vs. DC
#55
(1995)
Another card of the “DC vs. Marvel” collection. On the back side, there
is a text telling about the story and mentions some fights, including
the one between Lobo and Wolverine. And that’s it.
Art:
Marc Sasso
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Marvel vs. DC
#65
(1995)
Another card of this collection, this time Lobo appears fighting against
Spider-Man’s arch enemy, Venom. The text was written by Clark Kent
(Superman, for those who don’t know).
Art:
Joe Quesada
Ink: Simon
Erich
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Hard Hitters
#9
(1995)
This is a card about the main DC Comics’ “hunters" The text brings the
basic information about Main Man, since it tells about his powers and
that he is the last one of his race.
Art:
Carl Critchlow
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Hard Hitters
#18
(1995)
Another card of the collection “Hard Hitters” (see a little above the
previous one).
Art:
Val Semeiks
Ink: John Dell
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Firepower #10 (1996)
This is the data bank of the
Oracle (Batman's fellow that has a computer with a lot of information).
Art:
J. St. Pierre
Ink: J. Nyberg
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Lobo Brasil,
providing indispensable to the internet since October, 29th, 1997.
All the mentioned characters are, in the majority,
©
DC Comics,
published without authorization, but with all the respect ;)
The information contained in this site can be used freely, since the
source is mentioned, preferably with the link. Lobo Brasil
© 1997-2007,
Lucio
Luiz
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