Sucklord's Star Wars Trading Card Artist Series

Xeni Jardin 7:22 am Mon Mar 2, 2009

My colleague Brandon from Offworld points us to news that Sucklord (previously covered on BB here) who basically built his reputation doing bootlegged custom molds of official Star Wars figs, has been hired by Topps to curate artist series sketches of SW lore for their latest SW trading card series. Sucklord describes them as "special one-of-a-kind DIY Die Cut sketch cards done by a rag- tag group of art bums and misfits recruited by the Super Sucklord." See the list of artists, and dig the full set here.

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