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saga de Swamp Thing, libro tres
Grief cannot be buried and forgotten. Grief cannot remain in the past or hidden beneath the soil. What is buried is not gone. What is planted will grow. From 1983 to 1987, a young British writer named Alan Moore revolutionized American comic books. His groundbreaking work on Swamp Thing set new standards in graphic storytelling and unleashed a revolution in the medium that is still expanding today. -- Grief cannot be buried and forgotten. Grief cannot remain in the past or hidden beneath the soil. What is buried is not gone. What is planted will grow. From 1983 to 1987, a young British writer named Alan Moore revolutionized American comic books. His groundbreaking work on Swamp Thing set new standards in graphic storytelling and unleashed a revolution in the medium that is still expanding today. |
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