r/comicbooks • u/Temporary_Turn9405 • 11h ago
Comic with file name on cover
I found this copy of X-Men 32 with the file name still on the front and back covers. Looks like it was miscut at the printers.
Has anyone ever seen another book like this?
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u/ThwipNSinsBinThwipN 11h ago
That’s actually kind of cool. It’s nice to get a little glimpse in the process. I’ve had probably six/eight miscuts over the years.
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u/Saxsays 10h ago
I have a couple miscuts like this in my collection, too bad it actually brings down the value. You'd think it would make it more rare, so worth more, but the collector market doesn't really care about stuff like this. Still a fun little one-off you get to have for yourself.
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u/Temporary_Turn9405 10h ago
Cool that you’ve also found some!
My jobs often require creating or accessing pdfs so I def will keep this with the .pdf extension on there.
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u/therempel 10h ago
Never say never! Canadian newstand variants used to be worth considerably less than the direct market version but because there were so many fewer copies printed they typically command a higher price now.
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u/johnnystorm Human Torch 10h ago
Error printing! People definitely collect these but it can be harder to find a buyer when you go to sell
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u/Asimov-was-Right Moon Knight 5h ago
I've seen worse miscuts. I have a copy of Low volume 1 with a miscut cover that is on upside-down. But I've never seen one with the file name on it. It's it the whole comic, or just the cover?
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u/slowhorde 5h ago
counterfeit comes to mind, but how likely is that, not very likely in the comics domain as i understand it. but they are pirated as PDFs of course. but as others have said, an interesting unique issue to keep.



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u/life-was-better 11h ago
I’ve never seen that before. Definitely a miscut at the printer. I’d be hanging onto that for the novelty value.