Weirdest Comic in Your Collection?

[Norrin_Radd]

I have an Italian print of Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Horror #1. Not sure why?

[DKB]

 

Two interior pages, the 2nd page is from Todd McFarlane. "The TRUE Story Behind Neil's Acceptance to Write Spawn Number 9"

 

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f298/kjoyner2/Gaiman2.jpg

 

Other contributors of pages include: Doran, Berger, Sim, Zulli, Veitch, Eddie Campbell, Bissette, Buckingham, Jill Thompson, McCloud. Fun stuff. =)

[Timulty]

That's right up there with "KILL IMAGE"!!!!

[RedRaven]

[october]

 

Nice! What are the interiors like? Tough to find? I like Bukowski and would lvoe to pick up a copy.

[nearmint]

[RedRaven]

Supposedly they only made 5000 of them but Ive never had any trouble finding a copy. Ebay has several for sale right now for roughly what I paid ($7.99).

[RedRaven]

Now that I think about it, any comic printed with the blood of Gene Simmons is probably the weirdest comic in anyones collection.

 

[Moondog]

DKB:

 

I published that little booklet. It was a way to raise money for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. We gave away regular copies at the 1993 Chicago Comicon to the first 10,000 attendees (Neil was Guest of Honor). Neil then signed 2,500 copies for later sale and $1.00 from each book went to the CBLDF. Needless to say we raised $2,500...

 

You have one of the few that he did little sketches or notes on. It most have been boring to sit and autograph copy after copy and to amuse himself he did little things to some of them. I think it's pretty cool and still holds up nicely 13 years later.

 

I'd be happy to post another version that I own, but Firefox keeps telling me that there's "no data" when I attempt to attach a scan... Anyway, it's pretty cool.

 

--Gary

[rjpb]

There are 2 or 3 Crumb/Bukowsi books - (Crumb illos.-not strips - though Crumb did do a strip version of 1 or 2 Bukowski stories in Arcade). They're all pretty easy to find - and there signed (by both) and numbered hardback versions too. Those were limited to around 400 copies. I've got the signed &numbered "Bring Me Your Love" buried somewhere in my comic boxes.

[esquirecomics]

DKB:

 

I published that little booklet. It was a way to raise money for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. We gave away regular copies at the 1993 Chicago Comicon to the first 10,000 attendees (Neil was Guest of Honor). Neil then signed 2,500 copies for later sale and $1.00 from each book went to the CBLDF. Needless to say we raised $2,500...

 

You have one of the few that he did little sketches or notes on. It most have been boring to sit and autograph copy after copy and to amuse himself he did little things to some of them. I think it's pretty cool and still holds up nicely 13 years later.

 

I'd be happy to post another version that I own, but Firefox keeps telling me that there's "no data" when I attempt to attach a scan... Anyway, it's pretty cool.

 

--Gary

 

Here it is (albeit on its side!):

 

[mister_not_so_nice]

[thanos_oftitan]

I use to have a Super LBJ....

 

I see there's one on Ebay....

ckeck it out

[gaute]

whoever has Hansi #1 wins

anyone remember these? always thought they were pretty strange.. love this cover!

 

[infinite_comics-migration]

Anybody have one of these? Another CBLDF publication I believe, smaller than a regular comic. Has a cool psuedo-parchment cover.

 

[Timulty]

whoever has Hansi #1 wins

anyone remember these? always thought they were pretty strange.. love this cover!

 

 

I have this one. It was printed because the cover to #4 was on #5 or some such nonsense. I loved that maxiseries by the way.

[ashrael]

Anyody got a copy of The punisher and Archie?

 

I don't have a copy, but here is a picture from ComicSupply.com: