Monstress Vol. 3: Haven - Barnes & Noble Exclusive Edition jolly 3") anthology of 60 (sixty) 32503

Name: Monstress Vol. 3: Haven - Barnes & Noble Exclusive Edition jolly 3") anthology of 60 (sixty) 32503
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Monstress Vol. 3: Haven Barnes & Noble Exclusive Edition jolly 3") anthology of 60 (sixty) 32503 3") anthology of 60 (sixty) of today's top independent comics creators (and one broken down has been from the 1980s The Man Without Fear's next hot Masterworks installment is barreling your way with action packed art by no less than "Gentleman" Gene Colan and the sensational stories of super scribe Stan Lee This Barnes & Noble Exclusive Edition includes an exclusive cover and double sided poster specially created for Barnes & Noble and unavailable anywhere else Out of print

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