2002 Spider-Man Filmcardz

Manufacturer: Artbox Entertainment 2002

Basic set: 1-72

Retail set: 1-72

1 Spider-Man vs. Kraven the Hunter	37 Spider-Man vs. Carnage and Venom
2 Spider-Man Web-Slinging	38 Spider-Man vs. Dr. Octopus
3 Spider-Man and a Web Full of Thugs	39 Spider-Man vs. Electro
4 Spider-Man Walks Away From a Battle	40 Spider-Man vs. Kraven
5 Spider-Man and Ka-Zar Running from Dinosaures	41 Spider-Man vs. the Scorpion
6 Spider-Man with Black Cat	42 Spider-Man vs. Spider Slayer
7 Spider-Man vs. Spider Slayer	43 Spider-Man vs. The Lizard
8 Spider-Man vs. Green Goblin	44 Spider-Man vs. Venom
9 Spider-Man vs. Dr. Octopus	45 Spider-Man vs. Venom
10 Spider-Man Unmasked	46 Spider-Man 2099
11 Spider-Man Tangled in Vines	47 Armored Spidey
12 Spider-Man Swinging Through the Rain	48 Ben Reilly as Spider-Man
13 Spider-Man Swinging Through New York City	49 Black Symbiote
14 Spider-Man Surrounded by Spiders	50 Captain Universe
15 Spider-Man Saving Lives	51 Classic Spider-Man
16 Spider-Man Rushes to the Scene	52 Elusive Spider-Man
17 Spider-Man Landing On a Rooftop	53 Scarlet Spider
18 Peter Parker Teaching Biochemistry	54 Six-Arm Spidey
19 Peter Parker as Spider-Man	55 Carnage
20 Spider-Man Surrounded by Photos	56 Dr. Doom
21 Spider-Man Perched on a Rooftop	57 Green Goblin
22 New York's New Spider-Man	58 Hobgoblin
23 Spider-Man's Mask	59 The Lizard
24 Spider-Man and Man Thing vs. Lizard	60 Mysterio
25 Spider-Man Hooked up to Machinery	61 Rhino
26 Spider-Man Looking for Action	62 Venom
27 Spider-Man vs. Kraven's Son and Calypso	63 The Vulture
28 Spider-Man Hiding in the Shadows	64 Amazing Spider-Man #252
29 Spider-Man Rescuing a Fireman	65 Amazing Spider-Man #3
30 Spider-Man Face to Face	66 Amazing Spider-Man #33
31 In the Eyes of Dr. Octopus	67 Amazing Spider-Man #15
32 Spider-Man in the Darkness	68 Amazing Spider-Man 100^th Anniversary Issue
33 Spider-Man Crawling Above the City	69 Amazing Spider-Man #257
34 Spider-Man Crawling Up a Building	70 Amazing Spider-Man #2
35 Spider-Man Web-Slinging with Baggage	71 Web of Spider-Man #1
36 Spider-Man After a Brawl	72 Amazing Spider-Man #34

Chase:

Regular (Hobby boxes)
- Ph1 Unmasked by The Black Tyrant
- Ph2 Sensational Spider-Man #1
- Ph3 The End of Spider-Man?
- Ph4 Spider-Man vs. The Vulture
- Ph5 Spider-Man Soars Through a Starlit Sky
- Ph6 Is it True?
- Ph7 Spider-Man vs. The Sinister Six
- Ph8 Spider-Man plays 'Guess Who?'
- Ph9 Peter Gets Prepared For a Long Night
Regular (Retail boxes)
- Pm1 Just Stretching My Legs
- Pm2 Spider-Man Leaps To Safety
- Pm3 Spidey's Greatest Fears
- Pm4 The End Of The Green Goblin
- Pm5 Half Man, Half Spider
- Pm6 Spidey Battles The Spider Slayers
- Pm7 Spider-Man Vs. The Hobgoblin
- Pm8 Spidey Meets True Evil
- Pm9 Peter Gets His Powers
Rare
- R1 It's a Scorcher out There!
- R2 Night Patrol
- R3 The Clone of Spider-Man
- R4 Just Another Day at the Office
- R5 Night Watchman
- R6 A Defeated Spider-Man
Ultra Rare
- UR1 Another Day's Work is Done
- UR2 Can it be True?
- UR3 Spider-Man Surveys the Ruins
Autographs (1:80)
- Kaare Andrews
- Mark Bagley
- Mark Buckingham
- Glenn Fabry
- A3 John Romita Jr.
- A4 John Romita Sr.
- A9 Ron Frenz
- A10 J. Scott Campbell
- Charles Vess
- Mike Wieringo
- A11 Stan Lee

Promos:

P1 Peter Parker
P2 Spider-Man Costume Line-Up Subset
P3 Spider-Man Battle Subset
P4 Spider-Man Biggest Enemies
P5 Spider-Man Cover Gallery Subset

Binder Insert:

9-card uncut sheets:
- 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 25, 26, 27
- 43, 44, 45, 52, 53, 54, 61, 62, 63
- 37, 38, 39, 46, 47, 48, 55, 56, 57

Miscellaneous:

Spider-Man Cool Collectibles binder and set order form
Filmcardz viewer

Comments: While not a traditional "cardboard" card set, Artbox Entertainment does make this set interesting by it's "film slide" format. Each "card" is made to look like a film slide, which can be viewed using a separately sold viewer. There is no new artwork to speak of as these film cards contain art already seen in comics, on covers, in various earlier trading card sets, and on promotional items.

Retail boxes contain a different 9-card chase set than those inserted in hobby boxes. Also, retail boxes contain only the 9-card chase set and do not contain the rare, ultra-rare, or autograph cards. Singles comprising the basic set found in retail boxes also differ from their hobby counterparts in that the hobby version singles contain the film cell artwork "sandwiched" between cardboard, appearing like a film slide. The cardboard back has a dull flat finish. The retail singles do not have this "sandwich" appearance and the film cell appears to be just pasted onto the plastic card back which has a glossy finish.

The tri-folded order form was inserted at the rate of 1:pack and contains an order form for the complete 72-card set and FilmCardz binder. If both are ordered, a complimentary viewer is included. The binder also comes with a 9-card uncut sheet. Presumably each binder comes with a different 9-card sheet which comprise the entire set?