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Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back 40th Anniversary Litografia

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In onore del 40º anniversario di Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, questo incredibile pezzo realizzato da Adi Granov è stato distribuito nelle fumetterie quando la più recente serie di fumetti di Star Wars è stata pubblicata all’inizio del 2020.

Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back 40th Anniversary

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