Thick comic collections use flexible glue so their pages do not tear
When combining dozens of thin comic issues into one massive collection, standard paperback bindings will snap in half instantly under the weight. Publishers are forced to utilize a highly specialized, intensely flexible adhesive process called PUR binding, which prevents the massive, glossy pages from violently ripping out the moment the reader opens the book too wide.

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