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Tales of the Shadowmen #12
Tales of the Shadowmen 12: Carte Blanche
Carte Blanche! The complete freedom to act without restrictions! When heroes let their passions or thirst for justice go unchecked, and villains go wild, spreading chaos and destruction! Doctor Ardan meet the People of the Pole! Doctor Omega teams up with Ki-Gor to find the secret of the Yeti! Maigret, Father Brown and Dr. Watson face a terrifying supernatural threat! Felifax ends up on Dr. Moreau's island. Sar Dubnotal and the Werewolf of Paris fight the vampires! Arsene Lupin duels with Raffles! Captain Vampire defies the Reds! Rouletabille is trapped on the Mysterious Island! Spiridon investigates a vampire murder in Paris! The Phantom of the Opera finds death in Persia! Sherlock Holmes meets Lecoq and Mephista Leonox! In this twelfth volume of Tales of the Shadowmen, the only anthology dedicated to international heroes and villains of pulp literature, writers from Canada, England, France and the United States, pay homage"
300 pages, Paperback
First published November 28, 2015
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Jean-Marc Lofficier
389 books23 followersJean-Marc Lofficier is a French author of books about films and television programs, as well as numerous comic books and translations of a number of animation screenplays. He usually collaborates with his wife, Randy Lofficier
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August 22, 2019
Another fun collection of literary crossovers.
This series is tailor made for anyone getting the shakes since Alan Moore announced there will be no more League of Extraordinary Gentlemen stories.
I'd say good things about it even if I wasn't one of the authors.
PS My story in this volume is one of my personal favorites. So, I'm extra biased.
This series is tailor made for anyone getting the shakes since Alan Moore announced there will be no more League of Extraordinary Gentlemen stories.
I'd say good things about it even if I wasn't one of the authors.
PS My story in this volume is one of my personal favorites. So, I'm extra biased.
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