Stray Bullets - Collected Editions

Collected Editions

There has been an assortment of volumes reprinting the original comic books.

The first three story arcs in the series were originally collected in large-size hardcovers which were published in a format similar to European comic book collections. Beginning in 2005, the first two of these same story arcs were published in traditional American comic book size softcover edition:

  • Innocence of Nihilism, collecting Stray Bullets #1-7 (Hardcover: ISBN 0-9653280-2-3; Softcover: ISBN 0-9727145-6-1).
  • Somewhere Out West, collecting #8-14 (Hardcover: ISBN 0-9653280-5-8; Softcover: ISBN 0-9727145-7-X).
  • Other People, collecting #15-21 (Hardcover: ISBN 0-9653280-9-0).

The first 32 issues of the comic book have also been collected in eight softcovers, each of which reprint the contents of four individual issues:

  • Stray Bullets Volume 1, reprinting #1-4 (ISBN 0-9653280-3-1).
  • Stray Bullets Volume 2, reprinting #5-8 (ISBN 0-9653280-4-X).
  • Stray Bullets Volume 3, reprinting #9-12 (ISBN 0-9653280-6-6).
  • Stray Bullets Volume 4, reprinting #13-16 (ISBN 0-9653280-7-4).
  • Stray Bullets Volume 5, reprinting #17-20 (ISBN 0-9653280-8-2).
  • Stray Bullets Volume 6, reprinting #21-24 (ISBN 0-9727145-0-2).
  • Stray Bullets Volume 7, reprinting #25-28 (ISBN 0-9727145-2-9).
  • Stray Bullets Volume 8, reprinting #29-32 (ISBN 0-9727145-4-5).
  • Amy Racecar Volume 1 (ISBN 0-9727145-1-0) (collects the Stray Bullets issues featuring Amy Racecar as well as both issues of Amy Racecar Color Special.

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