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buffyslyr Posts: 6
1/28/2018
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First, its not a modern comic. It's a Marvel Creatures on the Loose #10, March 1971. I haven't seen another copy like it, the colors are very dark and light, but not black and white. There are greens, blues, yellows and a variance of dark colors but no bright reds or other colors like most issues have. I don't believe it is faded as the colors appear vivid and the comic is in Fine condition +. Thanks for your help, Mike  , 
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Ronbatman Administrator Posts: 2378
1/29/2018
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A picture would help but I don't think they made any variants of that book. If the colors are significantly different it could be a printing error. More common in the 70's than now. Here is a link to a cgc post about it. https://www.cgccomics.com/boards/topic/413764-sun-fade-or-printing-error/
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buffyslyr Posts: 6
1/29/2018
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I don't know how to upload an image to this post, I tried pasting the inline -image but it looks like it isn't working. I changed my profile picture to the image though? I appreciate your quick reply, and will look at your suggestion next. Mike
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buffyslyr Posts: 6
1/29/2018
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Thanks for the link to the CGC post. After reading and seeing what they said, I think my issue is most similar to the Captain America 210 that is show about half way down on page one. What do you think?
Mike
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Oxbladder Posts: 487
1/30/2018
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That book is sun faded.
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