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X-Finney Strikes Again - cover

X-Finney Strikes Again

H. Madison

Publisher: RWG Publishing

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Summary

In X-Finney Strikes Again there are three worlds; Villain World, Hero World and Earth. The bad guy X-Finney designs a soda, so he can control all the kids on earth. Now the Superheroes of Hero World must save them in time. Can they do it; can the Superheroes of Hero world save the kids before they are under X-Finney's Power?
 
Available since: 07/01/2022.
Print length: 56 pages.

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