I like the look of the black WalMart cards. I wouldn't want an entire set of them, but the ten Cubs cards look nice.
I was paging through some older sets and found cards that mimic the WalMart cards. I guess the concept isn't as new as any of you may have thought, although these earlier cards were done inadvertently.
The earliest I could find is this 1976 Nolan Ryan.

Next, this 1981 Topps card of Bob Forsch

Here is a card from 1982 featuring current White Sox radio play by play announce Ed Farmer. (And if any of you have ever heard him do a game, it is not good!)

This card is from 1983 and features Dan Schatzeder, who was raised in the western suburbs of Chicago. Dan is now a teacher at Waubonsie Valley High School in Aurora, IL.

From 1984 featuring soon-to-be Cubs pitcher Rick Sutcliffe

And one more, from 1985 Sox slugger Ron Kittle

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