Eclipse 3-D Special

This is for information only. The books are indexed separately since they each have a unique indicia title and do not have a consistent book series title.

1. [gcd_link_issue](66655) 2. [gcd_link_issue](40745) 3. [gcd_link_issue](69313) 4. [gcd_link_issue](66656) 5. [gcd_link_issue](41397) 6. [gcd_link_issue](300765) 7. [gcd_link_issue](298368) 8. [gcd_link_issue](41612) 9. [gcd_link_issue](59150) 10. [gcd_link_issue](251839) 11. [gcd_link_issue](41822) 12. [gcd_link_issue](298369) 13. [gcd_link_issue](298370) 14. [gcd_link_issue](256306) 15. [gcd_link_issue](298371) 16. [gcd_link_issue](42483) 17. [gcd_link_issue](391026) 18. [gcd_link_issue](43071) 19. [gcd_link_issue](342321) 20. [gcd_link_issue](42723) 21. [gcd_link_issue](217288) 22. [gcd_link_issue](42951) 23. [gcd_link_issue](256307)

All (or virtually all) of these comics were also published in 2-D (black and white) editions without the 3-D effect. Editor-in-chief catherine yronwode wrote that those editions were done in editions of 100, and they “bound” them by hand in the Eclipse offices by stapling these 2-D innards into the normal 3-D edition covers. They’re therefore some of the rarest comics they published. source: [totaleclipse.blog](https://totaleclipse.blog/2018/10/24/3-d-index/)