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House of Slaughter, Vol. 1 (2022)

2022 · James Tynion IV, Tate Brombal · 31 pág. · United States of America

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Sinopsis

Jace embarks on the life or death trial that all White Masks must undergo... the Ritual Hunt. Meanwhile, Aaron is torn between his burgeoning feelings for Jace and his duty to the House, but not for long — if Jessica Slaughter has anything to say about it.

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¿Por qué verla?

Una propuesta de 2022 centrada en Comics, Comics & Graphic Novels y Fantasía. Dirigida por James Tynion IV, Tate Brombal.

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Influencias

  1. 1990
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  2. 1998
    Uzumaki
  3. 1999
    Fray
  4. 1999
    Battle Royale
  5. 1999
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  6. 2022
    House of Slaughter, Vol. 1

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