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Mib Files: Driller - Tales Of The Men In Black - MIB Files - Tales of the Men In Black #8 - cover

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Mib Files: Driller - Tales Of The Men In Black - MIB Files - Tales of the Men In Black #8

David Sloma

Maison d'édition: Web of Life Solutions

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Synopsis

When the Men In Black (MIB) show up at a construction site and haul the foreman away, he’s got no idea why, but he finds himself part of a strange situation, fighting for his life. 
The MIB FILES are stories of the paranormal, strange things, and UFO sightings with one thing in common: interactions with the Men In Black. 
These stories are stand-alone and can be read in any order.
Disponible depuis: 03/11/2017.

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