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Spectre # 1 (1992) Signed by Tom Mandrake
$49.99
- Signed by Tom Mandrake (artist) @ Garden State Comic Fest 2024
Condition: High-Grade Condition with cover wear SEE PICS
Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (C.O.A).
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SPECTRE #1 (1992) SIGNED BY TOM MANDRAKE
- Signed by Tom Mandrake (artist) @ Garden State Comic Fest 2024
Condition: High-Grade Condition with cover wear SEE PICS
Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (C.O.A).
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