DC Comics Classics Library: Roots of the Swamp Thing (2009) Hardcover First Castle in the Stars Fantômas uses an everyday meat Please Select a Drawing:Drawing J

Name: DC Comics Classics Library: Roots of the Swamp Thing (2009) Hardcover First Castle in the Stars Fantômas uses an everyday meat Please Select a Drawing:Drawing J
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DC Comics Classics Library: Roots of the Swamp Thing (2009) Hardcover First Castle in the Stars Fantômas uses an everyday meat Please Select a Drawing:Drawing J Fantômas uses an everyday meat skewer to impale the brains of a certain Madame Flanquet From Bob Deis (menspulpmags Printed on a lovely uncoated premium comic book stock Featuring Swamp Thing's first appearance from HOUSE OF SECRETS #92 along with SWAMP THING #1 10 penciled & inked by Bernie Wrightson and #11 13 with art by Nestor P

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