I ended up creating one more version of my publication, where it has the same exact information that publication 2 has, but in this one, all pages, except the covers, have pull-outs so it has given me more space for more scans of my favourite deck as examples of the cards that are explained in the pages.

• all publications use the same grid system, except the double pull out pages that have an extra column;
• all publications use the same type, millimetre for the main body and shuriken boy for headings, in size 8pt for main body, 17pt for headings, and 35pt for the covers;
• the illustrations on all publications are equal except the colour palette is different;
• the chunk of the main text is different only on the first publication;
• the page count is the same design on both publications, except for the pull out pages that have double numbers to be able to check on both the inside part and the pull-out part;
• Besides the illustrations, I also felt that the card the inspired each colour palette should be present in the book so I added to each publication a scan of each card;
• On publication 3 there are more scans of cards.

Pros:

• Very interactive (pull out pages);
• Very functional;
• A lot of visual examples and imagery;
• Has my own experience;
• Most complete;

Cons:

• Too different;
• Only a small part comes from the Wikipedia page;