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Watchmen paperback recolored?
I'm talking about the graphic novel Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, just so you know. I know that the Watchmen Absolute edition and the new hardcover edition are recolored, but are any of the paperback versions also recolored? I have the paperback version, and at the very beginning (where the songs in the book are listed) is says that it is recolored by Wildstorm FX and some other stuff about it being recolored. If you go on amazon.com and look at the Watchmen Absolute edition, you can see the comparisons between the absolute edition and the regular paperback version. My copy has the same colors as the absolute edition, but it's the paperback. It seems like they have made some recolored paperback versions and some that have not been recolored. Does anyone know if any of the paperback versions are recolored?
The International Edition TPB is recolored, if I'm not mistaken.
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