Valiant Era Card Set
Valiant Era was the name of two subsequent sets of trading cards depicting characters and events from Valiant Comics produced by Upper Deck through their Pyramid line. Individual packs sold for approximately $2.95 each. The cards featured cover art from the existing Valiant comic books on the card fronts and short story synopsis on the backs.
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