Description:

This complete set of six collectible phone cards serves as a vibrant promotional art piece associated with the 1995 United Artists film, *Tank Girl*. Issued on March 31, 1995, these cards showcase a compelling blend of live-action and graphic elements that reflect the film’s distinctive aesthetic—merging punk rebellion with dystopian science fiction. Each card has a $6 value for telecommunications use, printed by ACMI, and prominently displays official film promotion and licensing from MGM/UA L&M. Together, they offer an eclectic glimpse into the film’s gritty yet artistic universe, as well as the broader culture of movie promotion in mid-90s Hollywood.

The first card features a striking close-up of Lori Petty as the titular Tank Girl. Her short blonde hair and defiant expression emphasize her fearless punk attitude. She wears a rugged, worn jacket decorated with patches and accessories, capturing her rebellious spirit. The design is anchored by the United Artists logo and a stylized *Tank Girl* title, aligning with the film’s branding and highlighting its collectible nature as a movie promo.

The second card explores the more artistic, cartoon-inspired side of the *Tank Girl* universe. It depicts a wild, exaggerated drawing of Tank Girl in full punk gear, riding a tank loaded with weapons amid falling bombs. The dynamic “BANG! BANG! BANG!” lettering amplifies the explosive energy, reflecting the comic book roots that influence the film’s style. This artistic illustration contrasts sharply yet harmoniously with the live-action imagery, showcasing the marketing strategy of blending real and animated visuals to captivate audiences.

The remaining cards offer unique perspectives. One features a wider shot of a tank with two characters walking beside it, embodying the film’s quirky post-apocalyptic landscape. Another provides an intense close-up of a menacing character with white hair and a brooding glare, hinting at the darker themes of the story. A different card creatively combines schematic visuals of a tank with a girl’s face, juxtaposing mechanical and human elements that symbolize her identity and strength. The set concludes with a vividly psychedelic cartoon image of Tank Girl, capturing her energetic, anarchic spirit with a colorful, swirling background and bold text—an artistic testament to the film’s fusion of punk aesthetics and countercultural artistry. Collectively, these cards stand as a distinctive artifact of the 1995 promotional campaign, blending entertainment, cinematic ingenuity, and artistic expression rooted in both graphic novel origins and Hollywood filmmaking.

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