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Volume 1 number 1 second printing in very poor condition
I'm getting a new tattoo and need source material. Subsequent printing are far too dark and I'm sure not using my first printing. Condition is irrelevant in fact the crappier the better because it will save me cash.
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Any help?.....
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Why does it have to be a second printing if it's just for a tattoo? You could get one of the 2009 reprints really cheap.
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Subsequent printing are far too dark
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Edit: Holy crap...jinx buy me a coke. Lol |
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No I hadn't heard that, makes sense now.
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There's a thing called photoshop...
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Some of the detail is darkened to the point where it's solid black. I want the tattoo to be as accurate as possible. I'm not going to photoshop anything thats permanently going on my body. |
I don't see why people are making suggestions, its your money, you should be able to spend it how you want to :tlol:
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IMO, the best copy of the book to get would be the special edition 6th printing, which has the original sepia tones. |
All you need is scans of an earlier print. I don't personally think the differences are great enough to be of notable significance. Unless you plan on getting a HUGE tattoo, those details won't be put into it.
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Did you ever get this tattoo?
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Way to resurrect threads on the board dude. You've commented on a ton of dead threads from around a decade or so ago...
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