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- The Shadow/Batman [graphic novel] / by Orlando, Steve(Comic book writer),author.; Timpano, Giovanni,artist.; Dispenza, Flavio,colourist.;
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- Subjects: Graphic novels.; Superhero comics.; Batman (Fictitious character); Shadow (Fictitious character); Superheroes; Supervillains;
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- The death of Nancy Drew [graphic novel] / by Del Col, Anthony,author.; Eisma, Joe,artist.; Crank!(Letterer),letterer.; Esposito, Taylor,letterer.; Aiala, Salvatore,colorist.;
Rated Teen +.- Subjects: Graphic novels.; Detective and mystery comics.; Drew, Nancy (Fictitious character); Hardy Boys (Fictitious characters);
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- Five nights at Freddy's, Tales from the Pizzaplex graphic novel collection. [graphic novel] / by Hastings, Chris,1983-author.; Camero, Diana,illustrator.; Cawthon, Scott,1971-author.; Duarte, Gonzalo(Colorist),colorist.; Esposito, Taylor,letterer.; Lai, Judy,colorist.; MacPherson, Coryn,illustrator.; Pamintuan, Macky,illustrator.; Sawyer, Benjamin,colourist.; Waggener, Andrea Rains,1960-author.;
Have you ever ignored your conscience and done something you really knew you shouldn't? Maya can't resist the temptation to explore an under construction section of Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex ... Aiden and Jace decide to scare some young kids in the Tube Maze of the Pizzaplex ... and Fazbear technician Grady doesn't listen to the voice in his head telling him to stay away from small, cramped places when doing his safety checks. Readers beware: This collection of terrifying tales is enough to unsettle even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy's fans.Teen, Ages 12 and up.- Subjects: Horror comics.; Graphic novel adaptations.; Graphic novels.; Robots; Survival; Pizzerias;
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- Bruce Wayne : not super / by Gibbs, Stuart,1969-; Pekmezci, Berat,1986-; Esposito, Taylor.;
Bruce Wayne, the only kid in school without super powers, gets called to the principal because his career choice of vigilantism is deemed too ambitious, and he becomes even more determined to prove he belongs.- Subjects: Superhero comics.; Graphic novels.; Comics (Graphic works); Batman (Fictitious character); Identity (Psychology); Identity (Philosophical concept); Belonging (Social psychology); Superheroes; Gotham City (Imaginary place); Cartoons and comics.;
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