Comic Review: Criminal Macabre: The Big Bleed Out #1 (Dark Horse Comics)
Steve Niles and Gyula Németh bring us another Criminal Macabre storyline in issue 1 of The Big Bleed, from Dark Horse.
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Steve Niles and Gyula Németh bring us another Criminal Macabre storyline in issue 1 of The Big Bleed, from Dark Horse.
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