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    Tin Universe Monthly #23, A FIRST SHOT FIRED: Part Five
    Tin Universe Monthly #23, A FIRST SHOT FIRED: Part Five
    Tin Universe Monthly #23, A FIRST SHOT FIRED: Part Five
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    Tin Universe Monthly #23, A FIRST SHOT FIRED: Part Five

    By Brian C. Williams

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    A First Shot Fired: Part Five and April installments of Tin Universe Daily all for the low price of FREE!! Plus this month bonus 8 page comic book script story from the unpublished Tin Universe archives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrian C. Williams
    Release dateMay 4, 2015
    ISBN9781310881381
    Tin Universe Monthly #23, A FIRST SHOT FIRED: Part Five
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