Review: Black Badge Vol.3 HC
Black Badges Volume 3 collects the final issues of the series into a hardcover edition.
Andy Hall
Sent from the future by our Robot Ape overlords to preserve the timeline. Reading and writing about comics until the revolution comes. All hail the Orangutan Android Solar King!
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