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This Bites Vol 1 - cover

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This Bites Vol 1

Beverly Bambury, Marc Jackson

Publisher: Not So Super Comics

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Summary

Jasper works at a record shop. He's a vegan since birth, whose life gets shaken when he gets bitten by a Vampire. He finds himself with a HUGE dilemma of trying to maintain his lifelong Vegan lifestyle and fighting his newly acquired THIRST for blood. He embarks on a journey with the help of his AWESOME grandma, to fight his way to a cure and prepares himself for a showdown with the Vamp who bit him.
Available since: 07/27/2015.

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