This will probably be my last 2012 Topps analysis post. I'm running out of things to say about the cards, and I know how quickly people get bored these days. The cards have been out for -- what, four days? -- I could have tweeted about 7,000 different subjects in that amount of time. But I've already purchased the hanger box, so I've got to show you what was in that. It's my obligation. The key thing about hanger boxes is that you buy one. Only one. If you buy more, you're going to enter collation hell. Collation can be an issue no matter what packaging you prefer, but for some reason it seems much more condensed and apparent in hanger boxes. I almost live in fear of when the series of horizontal cards pops up because I know I'm going to get duped in the head. Fortunately, I kept it to one box and I avoided doubles. Except one. One that you wouldn't expect. But you'll have to wait on that. We must go in order. This here is exactly how I pulled...
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