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Menhit the Mighty #1

Jaimel Hemphill

Casa editrice: NPC Comics

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When mild mannered archaeology student Tina Taylor touches an ancient stone tablet at a museum exhibit, she becomes living history herself!
Now, reborn as the battle goddess Menhit, she is immediately thrust into a grudge match against her eternal rival Sekhmet! Will our new hero survive her first day of godhood? Find out in the pages of Menhit the Mighty #1!
Disponibile da: 16/01/2023.

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