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#LittleNightmares Descent to Nowhere #1 comes October 8! Pre-order ALL COVERS at your local comic shop TODAY to guarantee your copy. Covers - Vanesa R. Del Rey Damien Worm Dennis Menheere is on IG/BS More info: Lonnie Nadler Little Nightmares III

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