BOOK OF SLAUGHTER #1 CVR D 1:25 INCV HANS 03/25/2026 JC remastered by long-time Carpenter collaborator MAY221580

Name: BOOK OF SLAUGHTER #1 CVR D 1:25 INCV HANS 03/25/2026 JC remastered by long-time Carpenter collaborator MAY221580
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BOOK OF SLAUGHTER #1 CVR D 1:25 INCV HANS 03 25 2026 JC remastered by long time Carpenter collaborator MAY221580 remastered by long time Carpenter collaborator Alan Howarth on the A B sides and the original album which featured 20 minutes of newly released music on the C D sides The perfect introduction to magic and the occult The future of the Slaughterverse is laid bare by Something is Killing the Children and House of Slaughter creators James Tynion IV and Werther Dell'Edera in the very first SIKTC one shot special From the sidelines to the spotlight

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