Topps Series 2 is here and it means even less than ever: 1. You can't find it on any shelf or even on a certain big box store's web site (I received a gift card to Target for Father's Day with the intent of me ordering up some cards remotely. But I should've received one from Walmart because at least they have packs available). 2. It still features that irritating Bowman-esque design that makes me fear for the direction Topps flagship is headed. 3. I like vintage so much more than I did even five or six years ago. Buying Series 2 is always somewhat pointless and a rather shameful process actually. In fact, Series 1 and Series 2 sums up that old adage, which should be a meme: Just purchased Series 1: shame on you Just purchased Series 2: shame on me If I like the design and am actually collecting the set, then, yeah, I'll go nuts on Series 2. But otherwise, what am I even doing? I already know it's icky from viewing all the Series 1 cards. It took me a fe...
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