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Press Pass Unleashes 'The Legends Of Kiss' Trading Cards

April 15, 2010

According to a posting on KISS' official web site, Press Pass' strong run of KISS trading cards continued this week with the release of "The Legends Of Kiss", a 100-card themed set that tells the story of the band through their own words — a set that, when placed in pages, tells the story from card to card.

This totally new re-working of KISS trading cards is set up to be a storybook-style telling of the legend of KISS. The back of this 100 card set can be arranged to make the story come together to form a timeline of the band's history all the way up to the present. Very different than the last two sets released by Press Pass. Very artistically detailed cards and interesting new twists on the sub-sets and parallel sets.

KISS "Legends" trading cards hobby box. 24 packs per box and 5 cards per pack.

Features:

* 100-card base set
* Autographed and costume relic cards merged into one
* Guitar pick cards
* Four different color proof parallel set cards
* Six different pop-up cards
* One of a kind printing plate cards
* Black-and-white parallel set
* Foil numbered parallell set
* Blue foil numbered parallel set

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