Unlike an earlier Bicycle zombie pack which offered tips on how to avoid a zombie attack, this Bicycle pack, published in 2013, simply displays full-length colourful and imaginative zombie cartoon figures on each of the 54 cards. The artist is Rob Sacchetto, a freelance illustrator, painter, and visual artist. He has worked in a variety of mediums including film, television, and comic books, and has been illustrating custom zombie portraits full-time since 2006. Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/781-bicycle_everyday_zombies

For more images, including scans of every single card, please see http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/Cards/TheDog.html

Fill your paws with different pictures of our furry friends.

Artlist International and the Bicycle® brand team present a premium 54-card deck featuring 54 different breeds in their contemporary style with graphics that are complimented by a white background.

Enjoy playing your favorite card game along with a beautiful presentation of our four-legged friends.

 

 

International version made for Canada with texts in English and French. Made in Ohio. Black seal edition (there is another edition with blue seal in the same year)

Originally labeled as #9, Autobike is one of the most controversial decks in USPC history.  It has been documented that this deck was introduced in 1906 and discontinued in 1913, but no seriouos card collector has ever seen an original version of this back design in person.  Because of this, all seem to unversially agree this card back never actually went into production.

Released exclusively through Target.

Introduced in 1899 as #19 and dicontinued in 1917, Chainless was only offered in red or blue and was meant to celebrate the technological advancements made on the bicycle at the turn of the century. 

Released exclusively through Target.

Blue seal

Blue seal