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For most of us, the English novel is the 600 or so titles reprinted in the Oxford Worlds Classics, Penguin and Everyman series or the few dozen prescribed for study at university.
People got obsessed and so we reprinted it 11 times the first two months after it came out.
However, Gilbert died before he could correct proofs for that edition, and so it reprinted the 1871 text, correcting only a few spelling mistakes.
All of those images are widely available, Ms. Klausen said by telephone, adding that "Muslim friends, leaders and activists thought that the incident was misunderstood, so the cartoons needed to be reprinted so we could have a discussion about it". The book is due out in November.
It didn't help that later "Peanuts" anthologies loyally reprinted so many Spike and Marcie strips.
Even so, that publication, reprinted in 1903 with supplementary material, was unsatisfactory in many ways.
She explained that in Melbourne, shops pop up, close down and change their opening times faster than a guidebook can be reprinted, so booking a tour avoids any wild goose chases.
Now, though, virtually every major American strip of the past century or so is being reprinted in its entirety in handsome, well-designed editions, with better reproduction than it had the first time around.
