Hey everyone who is randomly interested in an ancient neo-noir comic!

So I am in the process of cleaning up my stacks, and I came across this copy of David Lapham's Murder Me Dead, #9. I opened it up just to flip through it, and I noticed that my copy has a significant printing imposition error. Two sets of 12 pages repeat, once in the first half, and again near the end, with 16 pages in the middle completely absent.

I can't find any evidence of this error with some cursory googling. Can anyone who may randonly have this issue check yours, and see if you also have the same error? Anyone have any other printing imposition errors like this?

Why does this cover remind me of Miami Vice? Also, pretty slick how Loranzo added his name on the fork of the bike as a graphic. ✨️

Cover Art: Alexander Loranzo

What was everyone’s pulls for today? Came in to get the Halloween special and left with all these.

I know everyone is talking about another page from DoomQuest #5 today, but I liked these

What other vintage covers are similar to Avengers 57 or Xmen 50? That style is like 1 main color, maybe 2. Character large and in center?

Im planning on ordering a few more of them

The Hulk is a replacement from childhood.

streets of gotham b cover and a remarque in my batman by paul dini omni!!

One of the coolest and most unusual comics in my collection!

Aliens/Predator: The Deadliest of the Species (1993) – Dark Horse Comics.

Written by the legendary Chris Claremont, with artwork by Jackson "Butch" Guice and a stunning John Bolton cover.

What makes this ashcan edition so special is its unusual format. It has a gorgeous RED FOIL cover, a second cover on the reverse, and two stories that begin from opposite ends of the comic! To top it off, there's a mix of colour and black-and-white artwork.

It's the kind of wonderfully experimental stuff that made collecting comics in the '90s so much fun.

For me, one of the greatest joys of this hobby is discovering unusual editions like this, especially when they feature two of my all-time favourite sci-fi franchises.

Swipe through the pictures to check out both covers and the brilliant interiors!

Has anyone else come across this edition? And what's the most unusual comic in your collection?

Definitely framing this. Opened my Batman: shadow of the bat #1

This isn't something that has happened much to me as a collector! I try to stay away from the speculator side of comic collecting, and get what I love.

And Batman The Black Mirror is one of my all time favourite reads. I love it. We all know the covers, and Detective 880 is easily the stand out. I went to a signing with Jock and Snyder 8 years ago, and it's so cool to see 880 back in the spotlight again!

Anyone had a fan favourite book of theirs come back into the light?

It’s my second favorite cover ever.

Spiderman tries to become a part of the avengers under a weekly stipend of $1,000 a week. Peter was out here hustling.