Topps Launches Garbage Pail Kids Dressed to Grotesque

Update: Let’s take a Quick Look at the production numbers for this one.

  • 60 cards in set * /25 green foils = 1500 total green foils + 60 Hex Fractor = 1560 total foils
  • Relics are 1:4 boxes, that makes foils 3:4 boxes. That equates to 520 total relics + 1560 foils = 2080 total boxes or 10,400 total packs.

If there are 2080 boxes here are some interesting numbers for some of the cards:

  • Hex Fractor 2080 boxes / 60 total Hex’s = 1:34.6 per box odds. Nice odds for a 1/1
  • Celebrity Wrapper 2080 total wrappers / 5 subjects = 416 of each Wrapper card
  • Character Variations 2080 boxes / 16 odds = 130 total variations / 5 subjects = 26 each Character Variation
  • C Names 2080 boxes * 2 odds – 130 variations = 4030 total C Names / 30 subjects = 134.3 each C Name
  • Base Cards 10,040 packs * 7 per pack = 72,800 total base cards / 60 subjects = 1,213.3 each base card.

The GPKs are dressed in their finest duds for the newest online offering. Today Topps launched Garbage Pail Kids Dressed to Grotesque. Much like the previous MLB GPK release, this set is being sold as a packed out box from Topps’ website. The base set contains 60 cards, 30 new characters in a/b versions. There are nine artists that did base card artwork for the set. Artists for the set are Brent Engstrom, Joe Simko, Joe McWilliams, Neil Camera, Chris Meeks, Simone Arena, Jeff Dionise, and making their final artwork debuts, Mike Stephens and Dave Dabila,  Each box purchased comes with five 8-card packs. Each pack contains 7 base cards, and one “hit”. The various different types of hits include; Slim Green Foil (/25), Hex Fractor (1/1), C Name, Celebrity Wrapper, Character Variations (1:16) Boxes, Relics (1:4 Boxes) or Sketch Cards. Each box will have 1 sketch, 1 celebrity wrapper, 1 foil or relic, and either 2 C Names or 1 C name and 1 variation. There are a total of 30 sketch artists on the set. Artists along with total sketches done include; Mike Ritchey (New Artist) (20), Roobeeo (14), Barry Nibert (36), Carmen Santa Ferrara (60), Jasmine Contois (60), Aaron Laurich (50), Barry Nygma (60), Jeff Dionise (?), Dave Dabila (60), Robert Jimenez (60), Bobby Blakey (60), Marion Miller (100), Karl Jones (60), Steve Crockett (70), Erik Muller (70), Tim Clinton (40), Greg Treize (70), Kimber Grobman (80), Brandhen Snyder (60), Cesar Lopez (100), Neil Camera (?), David Acevedo (100), Chad Scheres (100), Joey Fitchett (?), Chenduz (100), Simone Arena (100), Darrin Pepe (70), Nik Muggli (100), Nik Castanada (70), and Eric Medina (120). Boxes can be purchased for 99.99 via Topps.com. Boxes are available until sold out. Checklist for the set can be found here. Here are pictures of some of the cards. Don’t delay, these might go quick!

Topps Advertises Garbage Pail Kids Dressed to Grotesque Online Set

Topps today began advertising their next online offering, Garbage Pail Kids Dressed to Grotesque. The set features original series characters in their best back to school clothes! Unlike the 6 week sets, this one will be a full packed out set. According to details from Topps, the cards will be sold in 5 pack boxes. Each pack will contain 8 cards, 7 base cards and one “hit”. Each box will also contain one sketch card! While the base set size hasn’t been revealed yet, Topps has supplied the artists that did final artwork for the set. A larger than usual nine artists did base cards for this set. Longtime artists Joe Simko, Brent Engstrom, and Joe McWilliams are joined by past contributors Neil Camera, Chris Meeks, and Simone Arena. There will also be three artists making their GPK final artwork debuts, Mike Stephens, Dave Dabila, and Jeff Dionise! No pricing has been revealed yet. The boxes will go on sale at Topps.com this Wednesday, 8/28/24.

Topps Reveals Print Run for Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 6

Were collectors able to set a new high score on the final level? After ending on Thursday, Topps revealed the print run for Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 6. The set sold a total of 2,754. Huge sales for the final week. It’s not only the highest selling week of the series, but it’s the highest selling online GPK set since 2022. The series overall did excellent numbers for a GPK set, proving collectors love their video games. Collectors will have to wait until the inevitable launch of Game Over 2. New high score achieved!

Topps Launches Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 6

You finally reached the final level! Today, Topps launched Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 6. This is the sixth and final set for the series celebrating everything video games. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new characters in a/b versions. All artwork for this week’s set was done by David Gross. Each set purchased also comes with a Wrapper card or a Gold Foil Wrapper card. Sets are available for $19.99 each or in a lot of 10 for $179.99. Shipping is free when choosing the economy option. The sets 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.

Topps Reveals Print Run for Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 4

After ending yesterday, Topps has revealed the print run for Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 4. The set sold a total of 2,159. Huge numbers and up big over the previous two weeks. The sales were about 100 shy of week 1, but up over 400 from previous week. The week four set really seemed to resonate with collectors. Just two weeks remain!

Topps Launches Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 5

We are getting close to finishing the game! Today Topps launched Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 5. This is set five of six sets planned for the series celebrating everything video games. 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 also comes with either a Wrapper card of Gold Foil 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 for sale on Topps.com for 7 days. Topps will reveal the print run after the sale ends. Here is this week’s checklist along with pictures of the cards.

21A Zonal ZELDA
21B Tri-TRINA
22A Dig DOUG
22B Popped POE
23A Assassin NATE
23B EZIO No!
24A DUKE Nuked
24B Tough GUY
25A Bayon-ETTA
25B Snared CEREZA

Topps Reveals Print Run for Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 3

It’s so hard to set that high score! Today, Topps revealed the print run for Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 3. The set, which ended yesterday, sold a total of 1,747 copies. This is the lowest sales of the series so far, a couple hundred lower than the previous week. While sales continue to fall from the first week, these numbers still remain very good for a GPK online set. Still three more chances to break that high score record!

Topps Launches Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 4

The game continues as we are just past halfway through the sets that celebrate all things video games! Topps today launched Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 4. This is the forth of a planned six sets. This week’s set contains 10 cards, 5 new characters with a/b versions. After Brent Engstrom did all the art on the first three sets, David Gross takes over on the art for this week’s set. Each set purchased also comes with one wrapper card, or a gold foil wrapper card. Sets can be purchased for $19.99 each or in a lot of 10 for $179.99. Shipping is free when choosing the Economy option. Sets 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.

16A CHASE Invaders
16B Alien Attack ADAM
17A Jousting JEFF
17B Ostracized OSCAR
18A Cup FRED
18B Last Straw SAUL
19A Bathroom Bowser
19B John JUNIOR
20A Tracic TRACY
20B OLIVE Watch

Topps Reveals Print Run for Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 2

It’s not a new high score, but still enough to have to enter your initials! After ending last Thursday, Topps revealed the print run for Garbage Pail Kids Game Over Level 2. The set sold a total of 1,945 copies. While that number is down 300 from week 1, those are still excellent sales for a GPK online set. Video games are proving a popular subject for GPK collectors. Keep putting those quarters in, there are four more chances to set a high score.