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Dylan Dog: Maelstrom (1993)

1993 · Simulmondo · Edited by 1

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为什么要看？

一部围绕 Adventure, Amiga 和 Arcade 展开的 1993 作品。 由 Simulmondo 执导。

适合谁看？

如果你喜欢这些，可能会喜欢

如果你在找这些，可能不太合适

  • 超自然
  • 身体恐怖
  • 巫术
  • 怪物志

影响

  1. 1982
    Transylvania
  2. 1985
    The Crimson Crown
  3. 1987
    The Lurking Horror
  4. 1987
    Arazok's Tomb
  5. 1989
    Demon's Tomb: The Awakening
  6. 1993
    Dylan Dog: Maelstrom

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