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2009 Topps Allen & Ginter Creatures of Legend Myth & Terror Set Review

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Grendel & Fairy 2009 Allen & Ginter

2009 Topps Allen & Ginter:
-Creatures of Legend, Myth & Terror Insert Set

ODDS: 1:48 Packs

2009 Topps Allen & Ginter hit a winner this year with the Creatures, Legend, Myth, and Terror Insert Set. With odds at 1:48 Packs, getting one of these cards out of a pack or box feels pretty sweet.

Part of what makes Allen & Ginter so unique are insert sets like this. You might get a Derek Jeter and a Vampire card in the same pack. Here is a complete list of the Creatures, Legends, Myths, and Terror cards in the set.

Griffin– A mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. They are often associated with guarding gold and currency.


Chupacabra-Sightings of this unknown animal are reported in Puerto Rico, Mexico and the United States. Wildlife experts say its just an urban legend.


Cerberus This creature is a dog with three heads. In Greek mythology this scary dog guards the gates of Hades.


Hydra– Another muti-headed creature. This Greek mythology water beast had nine heads. Hydra’s bad breath would kill it’s enemies.


WerewolfIt would be sweet to at any moment switch into a fierce Werewolf, but ancient mythology says Werewolf’s were cursed.


Fairy Pictured above, Fairy’s are most often seen as a powerful, and good spirit.


YetiSometimes called the Abominable Snowman, a Yeti is a giant Ape-ish creature whose power and strength are legendary.


VampireBest known for drinking the blood of their victims. BramStoker’s 1897 book Dracula, remains popular even today.


BigfootOne of the most popular mythical creatures. Sightings have popped up all around the United States of this huge Ape-like giant.


The Loch Ness MonsterIn 1933 a London man, George Spicer, claimed to have seen a dragon-like animal swimming in the Loch Ness Lake.


GrendelIf you get the chance, be sure to read Beowulf. In the story, Grendel is feared by everyone except Beowulf.


UnicornI was listening to the radio and Barry Zito said that even to this day he is fascinated by Unicorns. Interesting.


The Invisible ManRalph Ellison wrote The Invisible Man in 1953 and is a book worth checking out.


KrakenYou wouldn’t want to run into one of these mythical giant sea creature on the open water. These beasts can swallow your boat whole.


MedusaBe sure not to look into Medusa’s eyes. This Greek mythology female monster will turn you into stone if you do.


SphinxWhen I think of a Sphinx, I think of the Egyptian Pyramids.  The mythical figure is a lion with a human head.


Minotaur A Minotaur has the head of a bull and the body of a man.


DragonThis creature spreads across all cultures, and is one of the most popular worldwide.


LeviathanIn Modern Hebrew, the word Leviathan is a whale. Ancient works depict  it as a giant sea monster.


CyclopsThese one-eyed beasts are ones you should stay away from.

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