Topps, creator of the modern-day trading card, recently relaunched Mars Attacks with a series of comics, toys, and games; and now they’re sounding the alarm again— as Mars Attacks once more!

The Little Green Men of Mars Attacks have invaded the Dynamite offices… and we couldn't be more thrilled. To work with the team at Topps, the premier name in trading card entertainment, is a ...

When he was Topps’ Head of Licensing, Levine helped create Mars Attacks card sets for Topps, including a modern reprint of the OG set that inspired an entire generation of fans like director Tim ...

Mars Attacks: 50 th Anniversary Collection, an anthology of the 1962 trading card series from the Topps Company and Abrams Comic Arts, comes packaged in a jacket made from the same wax paper as ...

Mars Attacks became an underground phenomenon with pop culture enthusiasts trading the limited number of card sets that were published, and it wasn't until thirty years later that Topps revisited ...

The sequel to the 2015 Kickstarter-funded series Mars Attacks: Occupation, Mars Attacks: Uprising is designed to be enjoyed all on its own, or as part of the larger saga. The set will begin with a ...

In 1962, Topps introduced "Mars Attacks," a series of 55 trading cards about a brutal attack on Earth by cruel, giant-brained Martians. A new book looks back at the series.

“SideKick makes products Mars Attacks fans want and we are happy to work with them to produce new content and carry forward the brand’s indelible legacy.” The new set, Mars Attacks: Uprising, is a ...

Mars Attacks grossed more than $101 million at the box office and was met with mixed reviews from critics upon its release, but later gained a cult following.Over the years, fans have pondered ...

In Mars Attacks #1, Spencer visits his father, ... The Topps trading cards of the ’60s consisted of illustrations depicting bizarre aliens eradicating humanity in all manner of ways.

Mars Attacks is one of those properties that has stood the test of time and has been begging for toys for years ... These are based on the old Topps card set from the 60's not the film from 1996.