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Compu-MECH Quarterly - Heaven Above!

Theodore Riddle

Editorial: Monolith Comics

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Monolith Comic Presents Issue #6 of Compu-M.E.C.H.. After the M.E.C.H. Unit is exonerated from the charges of murdering two people in a court of law. Now our new hero must face some important issues.
 
In this court case it is also determined that M.E.C.H is now officially considered a sentient being capable of having feelings and in control of his own destiny.
 
But how does M.E.C.H. feel about this himself? What does he want to do with his life? We will find out the answers to these questions inside this dynamic comic.
 
These characters will change the way you view the world!

Disponible desde: 21/08/2020.

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