2015 Topps The Warriors Trading Cards

Man Rudy, you nailed every one of my points right on the head!! Well said brah.

I do see there actually is a card of the Furies in the photos, but you can’t really see the actual image on the card due to how it’s situated. It’s all the way over the right in the 4th picture. Thanks for this great report. You can’t even see these pictures currently at the Topps website.

Beautiful set, thanks for posting the images and I will be getting one, but c’mon, Topps, no “Baseball Furies” player card?!
I understand there’s no “Lezzies” card given that term may now be fairly un-P.C, but these use the 1979 baseball design, for Pete’s sake! They needed to have that Fury “player” card. Maybe they can’t remind us too much that the Warriors are technically a gang fighting others gangs, even though this movie is a close to a cartoon (in a good way!) that a movie can get. You have to figure that’s why it was pulled from its original intended release in Topps Archives and instead issued here on it’s own, separate from any product containing MLB licensed material. The movie “Major League”‘s off-color jokes weren’t as problematic as glorifying gangs (as some feel the “Warriors” did) was.
Whatever, I’m just glad they’re out now, and oversized is not bad on these. They would look amazing signed. I didn’t think we’d hear of these cards again after they were cancelled at regular card size, which I’d still like to see them issued in, in a full set, if possible.
Plus, where’s the card titled “Warriors, Come Out to Play-eeee-aaaa!!!” showing that little jerk Luther maniacally clinking the bottles?
How about Cyrus with “Can you dig itttttt?” to the assembled masses, or “Riff To the Rescue on Coney Island!”. The card titles write themselves with this fan favorite.
They need to make more of these sets to get more of the classic images and quotes from this film on the cards for this effort to be a complete success.
The several closeups of the lady DJ’s, Lynne Thigpen’s, heavily glossed lips with the warnings she gives the Warriors over the radio would each make a great card. This should have been a regular set. Much of the remaining cast would sign, I’m sure. Michael Beck already has for Americana, James Remar for Dexter, and David Patrick Kelly for “Twin Peaks”, and probably a few others I’m forgetting. Sketches could be fantastic, too. Thanks for these, Topps.