
Lost in Austin
Lost in Austin first appears as card 5a in All-New Series 2 (2004), and the name has been printed 3 times across 3 sets up to 2005. Painted by Tom Bunk.
- First card5a, 2004
- SetAll-New Series 2
- PainterTom Bunk
- Times printed3
- Same painting asFat Chance
On the card: An extremely obese kid is squashed into a huge pile of flesh with rolls wrapping around his body, while food, cans, and trash are stuck in the folds. His body is so fat and sweaty that junk and spilled food are trapped all over him.
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Every card printed as Lost in Austin
Lost in Austin
Lost in Austin
Lost in Austin| Set | Year | Card | Painter | What the painting shows |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All-New Series 2 | 2004 | 5a | Tom Bunk | An extremely obese kid is squashed into a huge pile of flesh with rolls wrapping around his body, while food, cans, and trash are stuck in the folds. His body is so fat and sweaty that junk and spilled food are trapped all over him. |
| All-New Series 3 | 2004 | 7 of 10 | ||
| All-New Series 4 | 2005 | GPK20 |
The same painting, other names
- Fat Chance (All-New Series 2 5b)
Next to Lost in Austin in All-New Series 2
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