The Phantom: Danger in the Forbidden City SDCC LIMITED EDITION VOUCHER
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Premiering at Comic-Con: the special signed limited edition of our Phantom graphic novel: Danger in the Forbidden City (script by Peter David; interior art by Sal Velluto) with cover art by Sean Joyce. To celebrate Sean's becoming our new artist on The Ghost Who Walks, this edition will contain a special art print, signed and numbered, suitable for framing, created by Sean.
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