EE,s are a mixed up bunch of chickens. They can have any kind of comb and lay anything from a blue, green, pink or brown egg. Usually the ones with real pea combs are more likely to lay the bluish green eggs we all love. EE's are great. Gloria Jean
MOST Easter Eggers only have pea combs. And I've yet to see EE's with V combs or butterfly combs or the such But to answer the OP - Pea combs can vary. The variations you're seeing though are likely the differences in pure pea combs and pea combs carrying a recessive single comb gene in there too. Also, some are indeed less proper than others (not as defined of rows, closer spacing in rows, taller bumps, a fold or flopped comb, etc) So to answer, there aren't different "types" just different variations. Like with most other comb types.
Vic has an Easter Egger roo (Ameraucana X Dominique) with a Buttercup comb. My EE roos that are half Silkie have a walnut comb, for the most part. The EEs that are half Orp have a funky pea comb where the center row is exaggerated and the side rows are tiny. That's probably one of the kinds you are seeing now. EEs are so magnificently unpredictable!
