If you like baseball cards (and I'm sure you do) you should be following @mosley_mark on Twitter
He goes by I Draw Baseball Cards and he shows off some really fun cards almost daily.
I recently got in a pair of cards that Mark drew for me.
The one where Cutch is reading a Black Panther comic is an original design obviously. Cutch is a big Black Panther fan as evidenced by his Instagram post stating he found vibranium to make his knee heal and was seen wearing a Black Panther mask inside the Giants dugout.
The 2014 Design is based on the 2014 Topps Chrome photo variant (which sells in excess of $80 by the way).
I put it side by side with the original.
The back of each card has Mark's signature along with a stamp and original marking.
How fun is that?
Thank you Mark for selling these originals to me. They are awesome!!!
Any wannabe artists out there want to tackle drawing my favorite base card of all time?
Send me an original hand drawn card size pocture of McCutchen's 2005 Update Draft Pick card and I will reward you with goodies. Digital printouts of something you do on Photoshop type platforms are also accepted. Keep the cards to the standard baseball card size though.
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Friday, June 19, 2020
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
R.I.P. Stan Lee
News shook the pop culture world yesterday when it was confirmed that Stan Lee had died at age 95.
He was a legend in the comic industry and helped create so many icons that kids and adults still love today.
Fantastic Four? Yup
Hulk? Yup
Spider-Man? Yup
Thor? Yup
Iron Man? Yup
Black Panther? Yup
X-Men? Yup
Daredevil? Yup
Inhumans? Yup
The list goes on and on for what Stan helped create with Jack Kirby, Steven Ditko, John Romita, and the many many other contributors of the Silver Age of Marvel Comics.
Even Cutch was a fan of some Stan Lee creations.
Yup, Cutch wore a Black Panther mask in the dugout while a member of the San Francisco Giants this year.
How anybody can't root for Cutch is beyond me.
And he even got compared to Spider-Man (Lee's most iconic superhero) sometimes as seen on the back of this Panini Fathers Day card.
He was a legend in the comic industry and helped create so many icons that kids and adults still love today.
Fantastic Four? Yup
Hulk? Yup
Spider-Man? Yup
Thor? Yup
Iron Man? Yup
Black Panther? Yup
X-Men? Yup
Daredevil? Yup
Inhumans? Yup
The list goes on and on for what Stan helped create with Jack Kirby, Steven Ditko, John Romita, and the many many other contributors of the Silver Age of Marvel Comics.
Even Cutch was a fan of some Stan Lee creations.
Yup, Cutch wore a Black Panther mask in the dugout while a member of the San Francisco Giants this year.
How anybody can't root for Cutch is beyond me.
And he even got compared to Spider-Man (Lee's most iconic superhero) sometimes as seen on the back of this Panini Fathers Day card.
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