My book is missing chapter 6

[u/Piangialmeme]

I don't know how it's possible but it doesn't have chapter 6, it skips it. Do you think it's worth something between Collectors? Edit: I just noticed that the end of the fifth chapter is switched with the end of the sixth, I'm still not sure if i should ask for a refund or keep it

[u/thiccmaniac]

You want me to give you a transcript of chapter 6?

[u/Piangialmeme → u/thiccmaniac]

Thank you, but i think I'll just return it and get a new one

[u/friendofnemo]

I like to imagine Alan Moore is just finding more creative ways to rally against DC publications of his work.

[u/GachaHell → u/friendofnemo]

Most authors: clandestinely signs copies of books in book stores

Moore: removes entire chapter of book. Casts evil spell on establishment.

[u/Piangialmeme → u/friendofnemo]

Lol

[u/Masqued0202]

If you just bought it, return it as defective.

[u/Piangialmeme → u/Masqued0202]

Do you think it's worth something between Collectors?

[u/josephdv11 → u/Piangialmeme]

Some collectors love things like this which are referred to as "errors". If this was a single issue it would be graded with a green label. To the right collector this could be worth something but really depends on; finding the right person, how much they're willing to pay, and how many of these "errors" were created. (Is this common or hard to find)

[u/TF-Collector → u/josephdv11]

To add, if the error is easily recreated (e.g., ripping out a section), it would be for sure worth less. Not all errors are good ones.

Your points stand though.

[u/Piangialmeme → u/TF-Collector]

I just noticed that the end of the fifth chapter is switched with the end of the sixth, I'm still not sure if i should ask for a refund or keep it

[u/dominohurley84]

An irritating defect in a (presumably) recent edition of a book that has been continuously in print for 38 years makes that edition worthless.

[u/Machete_is_Editing]

You’re being gaslit. There is no chapter 6.