This card set was printed on metallic stock with Comic Images' Magnachrome process, which involves outlining the edges of objects with a non-reflective white substance.  The result is a three-dimensional effect when viewed correctly, but not as much so as obtained with the chromium printing process.

The cards feature the work of ten artists, with nine images by each artist, one of them a self-portrait.  The insert cards consist of one image by each artist repeated on chromium stock.  One of the featured artists, quite obviously, is Boris, else I wouldn't mention the set here.  The cards for each artist are numbered 1 to 9, rather than the entire set being numbered continuously.  Much as I dislike it, I have retained the American spelling on the grounds that that's the title Boris gave it (we must forgive him his misguided spelling: he's originally Peruvian and has been subjected to bad influences).

CIS. B-1: Showing Her The Way	CIS.B-2: The Ax-Man	CIS.B-3: Wildkat
CIS.B-4: Combat Maneuvers	CIS.B-5: Archie	CIS.B-6: And Then There Were None
CIS.B-7: At The End Of The Day	CIS.B-8: 10+++  (Julie)	CIS.B-9: Self-Portrait (1992)

Last Updated: 12th December, 1997