Lynch, a childhood friend of Spiegelman's who worked on Wacky Packages, Garbage Pail Kids and other Topps series, agrees. "I didn't know they were that memorable until about 12 years ago ...

These images come from Garbage Pail Kids, by the Topps Company, a collection of the first five series of the popular parody cards. The text is excerpted from the introduction by Pulitzer-winning ...

Trading card company Topps launched the first set of “Garbage Pail Kids” in 1985 as a follow-up to the grotesque creatures of Ugly Stickers and the product parody Wacky Packages, which recast ...

The Garbage Pail Kids sticker series was as much an ... kings had long offered pop-culture spoofs, inaugurating Wacky Packages back in 1967, a boom time for satire generally thanks to the ...

Garbage Pail Kids gave birth to my anti-authority streak ... was brought by Spiegelman to illustrate the original Wacky Packages “Garbage Pail Kid” card (featuring one of the dolls pushed ...

For a new set of Wacky Packages being developed in 1984, a Topps Creative Consultant named Mark Newgarden came up with an idea parodying the Cabbage Patch Kids doll line called Garbage Pail Kids.

The man has done it all: MAD Magazine, Garbage Pail Kids, Wacky Packages, and the whole nine yards. Even today, he manages to fight through chemotherapy treatments and continues to paint silly ...

“Wacky Packages,” the hot 1970s fad parodying ... s encore of the uber-gross Wacky-Pack-successor, “The Garbage Pail Kids.” The new series will feature art from some of the original ...

No one has profited more from mucus, boogers, and other bodily expulsions than the Topps trading card company, which unveiled their first Garbage Pail Kids set in 1985. A loose parody of the ...

Trading card company Topps launched the first set of “Garbage Pail Kids” in 1985 as a follow-up to the grotesque creatures of Ugly Stickers and the product parody Wacky Packages, which recast ...