Topps introduced the first Garbage Pail Kids trading card series in 1985, created as a hilariously inverted take on the popular Cabbage Patch Kids. These punny, sometimes mean-spirited, and all around ...

Remember when baseball cards were the big thing. Trade them even sell some of the more rare types. Well, today it would take five peat roses to match just one greaser grade. The greaser is one of 176 ...

Back when writing gossip on the bathroom stalls at school was considered a standard of the teen experience, the famous trading card company Topps released the now infamous Garbage Pail Kids trading ...

They were like the Cabbage Patch Kids, but "ugly and nasty." They were like the Cabbage Patch Kids, but "ugly and nasty." They were like the Cabbage Patch Kids, but "ugly and nasty." Do you remember ...