you're probably wondering why i've lured your interest here with a particularly stupid title today. a little over a year ago, i was approached by A Regular Old User about a discovery he made in regards to old colored pages of One Piece. turns out, all of the pages colored by Oda were printed in their full-size glory in something called the "One Piece Complete Collection", or "Sōshūhen". this is pretty much just chapter covers, but the regular manga pages that Oda happened to color were also dropped in, alongside some that were never reprinted in the color walks for some reason. in addition to all these cool pages, Regular also managed to get his hands on copies of a couple of original weekly shonen jump chapters of One Piece, published all the way back in 1997. after cutting them up and sending them to me, i scanned them, sent them back, and he cleaned them to what i think is a fairly good degree. the wsj versions are of course VERY rough looking compared to the other ones, but that's just because they were almost 30 years old when i scanned them, and printed on what is essentially toilet paper. either way, i'd like to give 90% of the credit to Regular for finding these and cleaning them after i scanned them for him. each of the pages are appropriately labeled in the zip file. you can read more about the complete collection here : https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/One_Piece_Complete_Collection and here's some snipping tool samples that are nowhere near the 1200dpi size i scanned all these things in. these pages were never printed in the color walks, so they might just be the best quality versions of them that you'll find anywhere online.