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    Doctor October: Master of Scientific Sorcery in Rogues & Ruins
    Doctor October: Master of Scientific Sorcery in Rogues & Ruins
    Doctor October: Master of Scientific Sorcery in Rogues & Ruins
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    Doctor October: Master of Scientific Sorcery in Rogues & Ruins

    By Timm Gillick

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    Working in his lab one Halloween night, Doctor Jericho October attempted to open a portal to another dimension using scientific methods on an ancient magic ritual. He overestimated the amount of power needed to open the portal on the night when the veil between worlds was thinnest, and created a massive portal between our world and that of the Astrokraken! Many powerful creatures slipped through before Doctor October could seal the pathway. Today he hunts down the Astrokraken's minions using magic and science, to prevent the Astrokraken from entering and then destroying our world.
    Our fate lies in the hands of Doctor October, Master of Scientific Sorcery!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTimm Gillick
    Release dateMay 31, 2019
    ISBN9780463266335
    Doctor October: Master of Scientific Sorcery in Rogues & Ruins
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    Timm Gillick

    Writing since a young age, Timm has always been creative, whether writing and directing short films, to writing comics, short stories and novellas, or doing cosplay photography.

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