The Batman Adventures: Mad Love Special Facsimile Edition - Signed & Remarqued Science Fiction Art Signed with Sketches by Six 32503

Name: The Batman Adventures: Mad Love Special Facsimile Edition - Signed & Remarqued Science Fiction Art Signed with Sketches by Six 32503
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SKU: 11081118660
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The Batman Adventures: Mad Love Special Facsimile Edition Signed & Remarqued Science Fiction Art Signed with Sketches by Six 32503 Signed with Sketches by Six Artists David Derrick All are depicted in hundreds of illustrations that include plenty of full color frame enlargements and animators' sketches This is The Batman Adventures: Mad Love Special Facsimile Edition comic book published in 2026 signed and remarqued by artist Bruce Timm on the front cover This is an uncirculated copy—one of the artist's comp copies—acquired directly from the artist's original art rep

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