P1 – COVER CARD
Feature: SNORTED SALTS
Card Id: V19N2P1
Date: Sunday, May 8th, 2011
Production: Limited to 250
Eye: Salvador Dalí
Symbol: Dream
Lucky Numbers: 1,15,22,51,57
Famous Quote: Albert Einstein
Disorderly Delusions
Lucas Kocab, 31, of Medina, Ohio, was recently
arrested and charged with “persistent disorderly
conduct” after an incident in which he was attributed
to having snorted bath salts. Kocab had called police
to help him evict 30 intruders from his home, and
although none were found, Kocab insisted that the
intruders were merely making it seem like they were
not there and that they were actually blending into
the surroundings, disguised as chairs or trees. Police
said they were forced to taser Kocab because he
would not stop running in circles and yelling.
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P2 – CURIO CARD
Card Id: V19N2P2
Date: Sunday, May 8th, 2011
Production: Limited to 250
Featured Zodiac: TAURUS
Taurus Character:
The steady character of Taurus makes them reliable and
practical with a natural ability for business or anything
involving money. They are at times stubborn and do not
appreciate change.
Taurus Facts:
Ideal careers for Taurus include Banking,
Architecture, Auctioneers, Farmers, Managers,
Civil Servants, Artists, Sculptors, Chef
Featured Joke: WHAT’S IN A NAME
A woman arrived at a party. While scanning the
guests, she spotted an attractive man standing
alone. She approached him, smiled and said,
“Hello. My name is Carmen.” “That’s a beautiful
name,” he replied. “Is it a family name?” “No,”
she replied. As a matter of fact I gave it to myself.
It represents the things that I enjoy the most;
cars and men. Therefore I chose “Carmen.”
“What’s your name?” she asked.
He answered “B.J. Titsengolf.”
Fortune Cookie: “Smiling often will make you look and
feel younger.”
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P3 – COMIC CARD
Card Id: V19N2P3
Date: Sunday, May 8th, 2011
Production: Limited to 250
The GOLDEN AGE of Comics
Featured Comic: Whiz Comics
Original Publisher: Fawcett Comics
GOLDEN AGE FACTS
Fawcett Comics, a subsidiary of Fawcett Publications,
was one of several successful comics publishers
during the Golden Age of Comic Books in the 1940s.
Its most popular character was Captain Marvel, which
made his first appearance in Whiz Comics #2,
February 1940. The property was later purchased by
DC Comics (not to be confused with Marvel Comics’
character of the same name). Captain Marvel was the
alter ego of boy radio reporter Billy Batson, who
transformed into the hero whenever he spoke the
magic word “SHAZAM!”.
Notable Comic Quote:
“I always felt that if I had super-power, I wouldn’t
immediately run out to the store and buy a costume.”
~Stan Lee
