Lit up with a kaleidoscope of colour , flowing linework , and painterly backgrounds , the entire piece has a whimsical, almost storybook feel quite fitting for this mythical Unova Pokmon
We'll get to the stats in a moment but this is meant as a special promo set for kids to enjoy out of their happy meals, it's got no rainbow rares, secret rares etc or playable trainer cards that are designed to have extreme rarity or to be any more common than others - Pikachu is more valuable simply because he is Pikachu, he's actually not any rarer a pull rate than anything else
PSA 9 copies trade between 15,000 and 25,000 ($17,000-$28,000), PSA 10s around 50,000 ($55,000)
This deck might have the possibility of spinning its wheels, so having a big flyer to punch through damage while fueling your engine is incredibly valuable
That being said, Im not comfortable with this recent trend in Pokemon towards any card with a girl on it going for exorbitant amounts online
I wasn't able to track down a specific issue where this panel appears (please let me know in the comments if you do!) but there's a good chance it's from Maximum Carnage, a big storyline that spanned through all the ongoing Spider-Man comics in 1993, and saw Carnage do what he does best, spread death and havoc, this time with a makeshift "family" of superpowered maniacs