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jerdog

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  1. jerdog
    I guess I should have described it a bit, sorry my fault. Its actually an extra piece of paper, only its only a third of the size of a real page (top to bottom). It is stapled into place and looks like it was printed over-top of the other pages. I don't know the printing process for comic books, but i have trouble picturing how a third of a page could be fed into a printing system without causing a paper jam. The comic itself is in NM shape, but it isn't old or collectable. I know it isn't worth any money, I was just hoping for an explanation of this process, and how often something like this could happen.
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    Hi, First time posting so I hope this works. How rare or unique is this production flaw? I have personally read thousands of comics and only seen this once. http://s8.postimage.org/gruo2ox41/IMG_0270.jpg' alt='IMG_0270.jpg'> [/img]