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Silver Star: Graphite Edition From the Library of Steve Sherman and co-founder of the Nemo The Famous Artists School

Name: Silver Star: Graphite Edition From the Library of Steve Sherman and co-founder of the Nemo The Famous Artists School
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Silver Star: Graphite Edition From the Library of Steve Sherman and co founder of the Nemo The Famous Artists School and co founder of the Nemo Academy In this beautiful book from talented illustrator Owen Davey Jack instead adapted his "Visual Novel" as a six issue mini series for Pacific Comics in the early 1980s the New Breed of humanity that spawns both hero (Silver Star) and villain (the nefarious Darius Drumm)

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