The Art of Love, Death + Robots - First Printing Signed by Tim Miller and Jennifer Yuh Nelson Computer Animation This print comes with a 32503

Name: The Art of Love, Death + Robots - First Printing Signed by Tim Miller and Jennifer Yuh Nelson Computer Animation This print comes with a 32503
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SKU: 82126757220
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The Art of Love, Death + Robots First Printing Signed by Tim Miller and Jennifer Yuh Nelson Computer Animation This print comes with a 32503 This print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from the publisher 100 color reproductions of some of his finest paintings astounding plots Our first printings are autographed by LD+R Executive Producer Tim Miller and Supervising Director Jennifer Yuh Nelson both of whom have also directed multiple episodes of LD+R

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