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Review of Saucer People

I don't know why the box says, "trading cards," because every box has the same cards. There's nothing to trade. Now that I'm done picking nits, I must say that this is a wonderfully written and illustrated history of the flying saucer phenomenon.It starts with Kenneth Arnold, goes over saucers over the capital, a moth man, and other assorted monstrosities. Its great! I don't recommend reading this set at night. I read this through when I first got the set, and didn't sleep a wink. You can't play any games with these cards, but they would make a nice resource for conspiracy games and UFO buffs. This set gets an "A."

Style: 5 (Excellent!)
Substance: 5 (Excellent!)

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