Topps Reveals Print Run for 2024 GPK Oh the Horror-ible Week 6

Halloween and October might have been long gone already, but that didn’t stop collectors from scooping up the final horror GPK set of the year. Topps has revealed the print run for 2024 Garbage Pail Kids Oh the Horror-ible Week 6. The set sold a total of 2,652 copies. That’s up 200 over the previous week’s sales. Sales of this year’s horror set proved to be very successful for Topps. Perhaps it was the lack of retail GPK sets, or just the horror theme. But collectors came out strong the last six weeks.

GetAGrip Celebrating With Adam Bomb’s 40th Party Pack

Adam Bomb’s 40th birthday might not be until next year, but that isn’t stopping GetAGrip from getting the party started! Today GetAGrip launched Adam Bomb’s 40th Party Pack. This officially licensed pack is everything you need to celebrate like a Garbage Pail Kid. The highlight of the pack is a 5” x 7” Atomic Art Print. In addition to the Pink Atomic base print, collectors have the chance to pull one of 7 different numbered chase variations. Each pack also includes a regular sized Adam Bomb card with a special 3D message, and glasses to decode that message, (“Drink more Ovaltine” maybe?) There is also a party balloon, Adam Bomb cutout mask, and party invitation. GetAGrip also says collectors get an early access pass to their 40th Birthday Party product launch in 2025. Collectors won’t have long to purchase. Each pack costs $19.99 with no limit on the amount that can be purchased. Packs go on sale today 10/14/24 at 1:00 EST at GetAGrip’s website, and will only be available for 48 hours. Packs will ship on December to collectors. Time to get the party started!

Official Garbage Pail Kids Coloring Book is Back

Just when you thought it was dead…The Official Garbage Pail Kids Coloring Book appears to be back. You might remember back in 2022 Epic Ink Books begin offering the coloring book on preorder for a 2023 release. A few months later listings for the book were removed. GPKNews was told at the time that the license for the book had fallen through. Well surprisingly listings for the book began appearing recently. GPKWorld was first to report on the book’s reappearance. Various book sellers, including Amazon, now show the book is scheduled for a Sept. 2, 2025 release date. The book was illustrated by Joe Simko, and the description remains unchanged from the previous listing. Collectors can preorder now for $12.99 wherever books are sold.

Topps Reveals Print Run for 2024 GPK Oh the Horror-ible Week 5

After ending last Thursday Topps revealed the print run for 2024 Garbage Pail Kids Oh the Horror-ible Week 5. The set sold a total of 2,404 copies. That is down over 400 from the previous week. Those sales also make the lowest sales of the series. Post Halloween hangover may have lead to a slight drop. The sales still remain very strong for a GPK online set. Just one week remains in the series!

Topps Launches 2024 Garbage Pail Kids Oh the Horror-ible Week 6

We’ve reached the end of the horror. Today Topps launched the final set in this year’s horror themed series, 2024 Garbage Pail Kids Oh the Horror-ible week 6. This week’s set contains 10 base cards, 5 new characters with a/b versions. All artwork for the set was done by David Gross. Each set purchased also comes with either a B&W Wrapper or Gold Foil Wrapper /25 card. Sets can be purchased for $19.99 or in a lot of 10 for $179.99. Shipping is free when choosing the economy option. The set will be available for 7 days on Topps.com. Topps will reveal the print run at the end of the sale. Here is this week’s checklist along with pictures of the cards.

26A Spewing SIGOURNEY
26B Discharging Dana
27A Hitchhiking HANK
27B Run amuck RUTGER
28A LIVVY Dead
28B Half Zom-BRIE
29A Eatin’ AYLMAR
29B BRIAN Damage
30A ARMIE or Darkness
30B Ouchy ASH

 

Topps Reveals Print Run for 2024 GPK Oh the Horror-ible Week 4

After ending Halloween morning, Topps has revealed the print run for 2024 Garbage Pail Kids Oh the Horror-ible Week 4. Sales for the set ended at 2,876. The numbers were slightly lower than the previous week. Sales overall for this year’s horror series continue to be higher than anything else this year. Just a couple of weeks left for collectors to get their horror fix this year.

Garbage Pail Kids x Sket-One Poster Available for Pre-Order

This one is interesting. Atomic Toybox and artist Sket-One are teaming up with Topps for an exclusive Garbage Pail Kids poster. Sket-One is a popular graffiti artist who has not only created artwork, but popular collectible toys. New Wave Dave is the character of choice with Sket-One’s personal additions, but with the current straight Garbage Pail Kids banner. The poster measures 18” x 24”, and is limited to /50 signed versions. This one isn’t cheap, it will set collectors back $150 to pickup a copy. Posters will first be available at Atomic Toybox’s booth at this year’s Designer Con, taking place in Las Vegas from 11/15-11/17. If you can’t make the show you can preorder the poster from Atomic Toybox’s website until 11/13. Posters will ship in early December.

Topps Launches 2024 Garbage Pail Kids Oh the Horror-ible Week 5

It’s Halloween! What better way to celebrate than with the latest GPK horror themed set. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new characters with a/b versions. All artwork for this week’s set was done by David Gross. Each set purchased comes with either a B&W Wrapper or Gold Foil /25 Wrapper card. Sets can be purchased for $19.99 or in a lot of 10 for $179.99. Shipping is free when choosing the economy option. The set will be available to purchased for 7 days from Topps.com. Topps will reveal the print run after the sale ends. Here is this week’s checklist along with pictures of the cards.

Topps Reveals Print Run for 2024 GPK Oh the Horror-ible Week 3

As Halloween gets closer the horror themed GPKs get hotter! After ending last Thursday Topps revealed the print run for 2024 Garbage Pail Kids Oh the Horror-ible Week 4. The set sold a total of 2,915. The huge sales continue for online GPK sets. The set sold 500 more copies than the week 2 set, just a little behind week 1. Without a retail set in almost a year, collectors will get their new GPKs anyway they can.