Night Owl Cards

  I recently received a handful of Dodgers from the 2021 version of Topps Fire from Cards On Cards a week or so ago.   Topps Fire is one of those products that I can take or leave. It wouldn't bother me if it disappeared tomorrow, yet it is an art-focused set so I always find it somewhat interesting from year-to-year.   Also, since it's an art set, it is highly polarizing and I can just hear the comments to this post in my head as I write it ("Anonymous: those cards suck"). But artists are used to that. In fact all creative types are used to it. People feel like they can throw whatever uninformed criticism they want at artists, photographers, writers and designers, but would be highly offended if you critiqued their office job (if they have a job).   So, we press on, knowing somebody out there somewhere likes it. That said, I'm stunned that Topps Fire is still a thing after five years. That's right, this is the five-year anniversary of Topps Fire. In fact, it...