Topps Dynamite Magazine

[FireGardy]

I looked around online for other panels and found several for 1978 and 1979 including the listings of the ones in the Standard Catalog. I was also able to find uncut sheet images from 1978 and 1979. All of the panels I saw for the '79s fall on two sheets, so I'm guessing that you could figure out what other panels might be out there. I was only able to find one '78 sheet that matched any panels, but I would suspect that all the other panels I saw might be on the same sheet. It probably wouldn't be too hard to figure out the possible panels if you had scans of each 132 card sheet Topps used. The six-card panels do seem to leave an unused row. I circled panels I found in red on the sheet.

6 panels

3 panels

2 panels

[Bob Lemke]

In the good ol' days when the catalog had a full-time staff, we added to the Dynamite checklists as panels came to our attention. Today . . . it's not a priority.

[FireGardy]

I guess it gives us nutty player collectors something to do. Most of the Carews listed in the catalog that I still need are either too expensive or too hard to find or both, so it's nice to find other things to track down.

[toppcat]

I remember buying this magazine from the old Scholastic catalog they handed out in grade school. I had a 1972 panel at one point, which I think is the first year they did such a thing. It's long gone now but is probably what piqued my interest into the production of sheets.