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Greg Champy created PDF versions of the various card sets presented below.
Here are the original Planet of the Apes Movie
Bubble Gum Trading Cards published by Topps in 1969. These are the UK cards,
which had black borders instead of white borders.
Thanks to Mark Talbot-Butler for the scans!
Planet
of the Apes Movie Cards
And here are the original Planet of the Apes TV
Series Bubble Gum Trading Cards published by Topps in 1975.
Planet
of the Apes TV Series Cards
Newly added on October 10, 2018: Thanks to Greg Champy, the Mexican
trading cards by Lyausa are now available here.
Added June 11, 2021: Thanks to Rob Amantea, here are two images showing
the differences between the Topps TV series cards in the U.S. and the
Scanlens cards from Australia, and between the U.S. Topps movie cards and
the O-Pee-Chee cards in Canada. Click on the images to see larger versions.
Topps vs. Scanlens (Australia)
The Topps cards are much darker
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Topps vs. O-Pee-Chee (Canada)
The Topps cards are much lighter green
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Added January 25, 2022: Greg Champy has created a PDF collector's guide
to the various Planet of the Apes trading cards from around the world!
Added February 6, 2022: Greg has expanded his guide to encompass all
Apes cards, not just the classic Apes cards. Both can be downloaded
below.
Added August 9, 2020: Thanks to Greg Champy, images for print-it-yourself
trading stickers to go with both sets of Topps trading cards can be found
on the Planet of the Apes Trading Stickers
page.
Newly added on August 7, 2020: Thanks to Greg Champy, here is artwork
for a TV series cards checklist, suitable for printing to create your own checklist!
Greg Plonowski created a beautiful "2nd Series"
set of Planet of the Apes TV series cards. You can view the cards on Kass's
TV series site. Greg has also provided high-resolution (300 dpi) sheets
suitable for printing and assembling into actual cards. You can download these
high-res images by
clicking here. Thanks to Greg for these beautiful images and great story!
Greg Plonowski, Neil Foster, and Kassidy Rae are continuing their
card-making project, with plans to
encompass all four Apes sequels. The art on the backs of the
cards and the art on the wrapper is the work of Neil Foster, artist of
the online Apes comic "Beware the Beast".
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In 2004, Rittenhouse Archives released a limited set of 9 cards in their
The Planet of the Apes Behind-the-Scenes series. They also released two
special cards containing fabric swatches from costumes, as well as a card
autographed by Linda Harrison.
These scans of the Rittenhouse BTS cards were contributed by Mark Talbot-Butler.
Rittenhouse Behind-the-Scenes Cards
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In 2004, Rittenhouse Archives released a limited set of 9 cards in their
The Planet of the Apes Charlton Heston series.
These scans of the Rittenhouse Heston cards were contributed by Mark Talbot-Butler.
Rittenhouse Charlton Heston Cards
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In 1999, Inkworks released a limited set of five autographed Planet of the
Apes cards. The set featured autographs from Linda Harrison, Jeff
Corey, Buck Kartalian, Don Pedro Colley, and Natalie Trundy.
These scans of the Inkworks Autograph cards were contributed by Mark Talbot-Butler.
Inkworks Autograph Cards
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In 1999, Inkworks released a set of 90 cards titled The Planet of the Apes
Archives. In addition to scenes from the original five movies, there were
also cards showing production photos, design photos, and more.
These scans of the Inkworks cards were contributed by Manuel Borras Moreno.
Inkworks Archives Cards
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In 1999, Inkworks include chase cards (bonus cards) in some packages. The chase
cards depicted the posters for the films, as well as a set of Roddy McDowall
images.
These scans of the Inkworks chase cards were contributed by Mark Talbot-Butler.
Inkworks Chase Cards
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In 1999, Inkworks released a few promotional cards. You can also find a dealer
flyer and the package wrapper here.
These scans of the Inkworks Extras cards were contributed by Mark Talbot-Butler.
Inkworks Extras Cards
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A series of television stars cards released in Spain included at least
three cards from the Planet of the Apes TV series. The first card
pictured Virdon and Burke, while the second and third cards were combined to
feature an image of Virdon, Burke, and Galen.
These scans of the Spanish TV cards were contributed by Mark Talbot-Butler.
Spain TV Cards
Updated 2023-04-20
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A series of television stars cards released in Portugal included at least
three cards from the Planet of the Apes TV series. The first card
pictured Virdon and Burke, the second card Galen (maybe), and the third
an image of Virdon, Burke, and Galen.
These scans of the Portugal TV cards were contributed by Greg Champy.
Portugal TV Cards
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This page features various non-vintage promotional cards created for
the Mego museum, various Apes action figures, and the Topps book.
All scans were contributed by Greg Champy.
Non-vintage Promotional Cards
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Greg Champy has created his reenvisioning of the Planet of the Apes
TV series card set. He has substituted different (and often better) images
for each card, while retaining the titles and the text from the backs of each card (though
with errors corrected).
Greg Champy's Reenvisioned TV Series Cards
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Robert A. Kraus Cards
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Super Album de la Fantasia (1979)
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This is a page from a Spanish cut-outs album. These aren't stickers, but
are 2"x3" cut-outs from other magazines.
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Spanish Presto Album page
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