Jack O' Judgment
Edgar Wallace
Casa editrice: Bu Classics Books
Sinossi
A masked vigilante known as Jack O' Judgment wages a one-man war against a drug-smuggling gang that the law cannot touch, delivering his own brand of ruthless justice.
Casa editrice: Bu Classics Books
A masked vigilante known as Jack O' Judgment wages a one-man war against a drug-smuggling gang that the law cannot touch, delivering his own brand of ruthless justice.
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