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Midnight City - Flesh Tree

GMB Chomichuk

Publisher: ChiGraphic

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Summary

After uncovering the ghastly secret of the heroes of The Midnight Society, the allies and the enemies of The Risk must navigate treacherous waters, with anyone left unsure who is a monster behind the mask. 
Since The Risk disappeared, The Sphinx has been on the trail of the truth, guided by nightmares of a doom-addled sea and the creatures that rule it. 
But in a world where everyone is hiding something behind the mask, how long until The Midnight Society’s luck runs out, and the world becomes the hellscape The Sphinx thought she’d left behind in the War? 
Golden Age vigilantes face off against Lovecraftian terrors in this horror noir that blurs the line between heroes and the monsters inside them.
Available since: 11/08/2016.

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