Collected Editions
The series has been collected into a number of trade paperbacks:
| Title | Artist | ISBN | Collects |
|---|---|---|---|
| Criminal Macabre | Ben Templesmith | ISBN 1-56971-935-7 | Issues 1-5 |
| Last Train to Deadsville | Kelley Jones | ISBN 1-59307-107-8 | Last Train To Deadsville 1-4 (Criminal Macabre 7-10) |
| Supernatural Freak Machine | Kelley Jones | ISBN 1-59307-731-9 | Supernatural Freak Machine 1-5 (Criminal Macabre 11-15) |
| Two Red Eyes | Kyle Hotz | ISBN 1-59307-843-9 | Two Red Eyes 1-4 (Criminal Macabre 17-20) |
| My Demon Baby | Nick Stakal | ISBN 1-59307-908-7 | My Demon Baby 1-4 (Criminal Macabre 21-24) |
| Cell Block 666 | Nick Stakal | ISBN 1-59307-908-7 | Cell Block 666 1-4 (Criminal Macabre 25-28) |
| Omnibus Vol. 1 | Ben Templesmith and Kelley Jones | ISBN 1-59582-746-3 | Issues 1-5, Love Me Tenderloin, Last Train to Deadville 1-4, Supernatural Freak Machine 1-5 |
| Omnibus Vol. 2 | ISBN 1-59582-746-3 | Two Red Eyes 1-4, My Demon Baby 1-4, Cell Block 666 1-4, Feat of Clay, The Creepy Tree, The Trouble With Brains, Hairball |
Read more about this topic: Criminal Macabre: A Cal Mc Donald Mystery
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