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STARember’s comic turns devotion into color, costume and atmosphere. It is a beautiful entry point, though not the clearest or most complete version.
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Klein’s occult world gains color and atmosphere in the SevenBalloon comic, while the novel remains the stronger choice for a complete, intricate mystery.
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STARember’s comic turns devotion into color, costume and atmosphere. It is a beautiful entry point, though not the clearest or most complete version.
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