Long running show,tons of quotes,sketch cards galore and at least 2 autograph cards.bring it on i say.

My first reaction was........is south park still going? I thought it finished years ago.

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Originally posted by wolfie:
My first reaction was........is south park still going? I thought it finished years ago.

Gonna keep going till at least 2016.it started in 1997.god i feel old!

There is no in-between with South Park, you either love it and can quote from episodes or you wouldn't watch it to save your life.

I couldn't care less about a new South Park card set, so guess which one I am.

Comic Images did a set with SP's first season episodes in 1998. I wonder, though, if Parker and Stone would even be interested in licensing a new issue.

I've never seen an episode.

I would love to see a new South Park set - especially if there was sketch cards.

I've seen South Park a few times, it can be very funny - I've laughed out loud at many episodes. That said, I wouldn't want to see a card set. The art is terrible, and anyone could do the sketchcards.

I could be wrong when I say this, so please don't jump on me. I was aware of the fact that she show is still on, but to me, it's one of these shows that you don't hear about as much as you used to, that it was very popular 10-15 years ago, but perhaps not as much as it was in the 1990s. Am I wrong ?

Sort of like The Simpsons, which was much more popular years ago. These days, you don't even see that much Simpsons merchandise on the store shelves. Kids under 10 probably don't even know who the Simpsons are.

It seems like a fantastic license for one of the small press companies. I'd love to see a small set in a premium pack format -- if the sketches were good (like Family Guy) and they could get Trey and Matt to sign I think it would sell very well.

Jon

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Originally posted by webjon:
It seems like a fantastic license for one of the small press companies. I'd love to see a small set in a premium pack format -- if the sketches were good (like Family Guy) and they could get Trey and Matt to sign I think it would sell very well.

Jon

Don't forget South Park is an all CGI production and has been for some time, so sketches might not be so great really

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Originally posted by Kevin F:

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Originally posted by webjon:
It seems like a fantastic license for one of the small press companies. I'd love to see a small set in a premium pack format -- if the sketches were good (like Family Guy) and they could get Trey and Matt to sign I think it would sell very well.

Jon

Don't forget South Park is an all CGI production and has been for some time, so sketches might not be so great really

I'm not really sure how the medium of the TV show is relevant. . . the Family Guy sketches were fantastic because they captured the humor of the TV show. . .