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show me your ugly's!

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MutantKeys

MutantKeys

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this one isn't so ugly, it's just one of the most pronounced spine rolls on an otherwise flat comic I've seen in a while:

 

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of course, it is bargain priced in my store right now....

That has to be the largest miswrap I have ever seen
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the blob

the blob

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i have it at half price!! (come on, it's the origin of that very important racist charicature character the mandarin, six bucks is a bargain!)

 

i can't figure out if it's a miswrap or a spine roll that got flattened out under 5000 pounds of pressure on the bottom of a box or something after 20 years.

 

so if it's a miswrap that's a production defect and the book is a solid 9.4, right? that's just marvel chipping along the edges, another excusable printing defect.

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Comicdey

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i have it at half price!! (come on, it's the origin of that very important racist charicature character the mandarin, six bucks is a bargain!)

 

i can't figure out if it's a miswrap or a spine roll that got flattened out under 5000 pounds of pressure on the bottom of a box or something after 20 years.

 

so if it's a miswrap that's a production defect and the book is a solid 9.4, right? that's just marvel chipping along the edges, another excusable printing defect.

 

27_laughing.giftonofbricks.gif

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herald2galactus

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i have it at half price!! (come on, it's the origin of that very important racist charicature character the mandarin, six bucks is a bargain!)

 

i can't figure out if it's a miswrap or a spine roll that got flattened out under 5000 pounds of pressure on the bottom of a box or something after 20 years.

 

so if it's a miswrap that's a production defect and the book is a solid 9.4, right? that's just marvel chipping along the edges, another excusable printing defect.

i think i might see a crease or two 27_laughing.gif

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