Postal Service releases 2010 stamps

The stamp is planned to go on sale on Mother Teresa

The Hepburn stamp debuts on May 12, 2010. The stamp is part of &quot;The Legends of Hollywood series.&quot;

The Negro Leagues Baseball stamps, to appear in Post Offices in June 2010, pays tribute to the &quot;all-black professional baseball leagues that operated from 1920 to about 1960.&quot;

The stamp illustrates a snowboarder in honor of the 21st Olympic winter Games in Vancouver, Canada. The games begin Feb. 12.

This stamp celebrates the Year of the Tiger, which begins on Feb. 14. The Postal Service has released new stamps commemorating the Lunar New Year since 2008 with the Year of the Rat.

Doris Miller is the first African American hero of World War II. Miller is honored for his participation at Pearl Harbor.

The Bixby Creek Bridge stamp, featuring a bridge in California, is the subject of the 2010 Express Mail stamp. The goes on sale Feb. 3.

Bill Mauldin is a Pulitzer prize-winning cartoonist, best known for his work during World War II. The stamp will be available in March.

The U.S. Postal Service has printed Love stamps since 1973. This year

The Sunday Funnies stamp will honor five classic American cartoons. The Archie stamp, which appeared &quot;only in comic-book form before debuting in newspapers in 1946,&quot; will go on sale in July.

Garfield is one of four cartoons featured on the Sunday Funnies stamp. Garfield first appeared in newspapers in June 1978. The Garfield stamp will also be available this July.

Beginning on July 27, this scouting stamp will honor &quot;the adventure and spirit of scouting.&quot;

The Hawaiian Rain Forest stamp is the 12th stamp that highlights &quot;major plant and animal communities in the United States.&quot; This stamp will go on sale in August 2010.

The butterfly stamp, which will cost .64 cents, &quot;is designed to be used on cards that have an irregular shape requiring additional postage.&quot;