1977 Russell's : Super Hero Color-A-Deck Card Game
The Super Hero Color-A-Deck is a rummy card game series released by the
Russell Manufacturing Company in 1977. There are 24 decks in a case. Each deck
contains 40 game cards and a rule card. There are four copies of each card in
a full deck. The cards measure 2.25 x 3.25 inches (57 x 82.5 cm). The Superman
box artwork is by Neal Adams.
Super Hero Color-A-Deck four-packs include five colored pencils. The
blister packaging contains four crayons. Black-and-white game cards meant to
be colored. Other editions include game cards printed in color. Card
backs are printed in blue or black ink.
1977 Russell's : Super Hero Color-A-Deck | |
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1 | Superman |
2 | Clark Kent |
3 | Superman |
4 | Superman |
5 | Frank Lester |
6 | Krypto |
7 | Superman emblem |
8 | Supergirl |
9 | Lois Lane |
10 | Superman |
Super Hero Color-A-Deck Rules
Shuffle and deal cards one at a time face down until each player has 7 cards
(6 each if more than two are playing). Place remainder of cards face down in
center of table to form the drawing pile. Turn top card face up to start the
discard pile.
Player at left of dealer starts game by drawing one card from either pile and
he may then play by laying down matching cards if he has 3 or more alike, or
series cards if he has 3 or more cards with numbers that run consecutively,
such as 3, 4, 5, 6, or 8, 9, 10, etc.
When he can make no more plays, he discards one card by placing it face up on
the discard pile. Then the next player to the left has his turn and so on.
Each player draws, plays and discards in that order. He does not have to play
at each turn but may wish to hold back cards to block opponents, in which case
he merely draws and discards.
Any player in turn may play cards on other players cards that will complete
matching sets or add on either end of a series, provided he can go out in so
doing. In this case he is entitled to discard one last card if necessary.
If all cards in the drawing pile have been used, the cards in the discard pile
may be reshuffled and turned face down to form a new drawing pile. The game is
won by the player who first clears his hand of all cards.