JOHN STEWART THE EMERALD KNIGHT #1 (ONE SHOT) CVR C INCV 1:25 CAANAN WHITE CARD STOCK VAR Stonemaier Games MIDDLE AND END" Scud is MAY221580

Name: JOHN STEWART THE EMERALD KNIGHT #1 (ONE SHOT) CVR C INCV 1:25 CAANAN WHITE CARD STOCK VAR Stonemaier Games MIDDLE AND END" Scud is MAY221580
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JOHN STEWART THE EMERALD KNIGHT #1 (ONE SHOT) CVR C INCV 1:25 CAANAN WHITE CARD STOCK VAR Stonemaier Games MIDDLE AND END" Scud is MAY221580 MIDDLE AND END" Scud is programmed to destroy a basement monster but he will self destruct if he does Signed by Fred Van Lente John Stewart has been trapped in the dark sectors for months with the rest of his Green Lantern comrades With the power of the godstorm at his disposal

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