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Połowa bagna, połowa rzecz - to Swamp Thing! A tak na serio, komiks, na którym to oparto, jest absolutnie niesamowity; zwłaszcza wersja z lat 80-tych autorstwa Alana Moore’a. Przeczytaj go, jeśli jeszcze nie czytałeś. A gra? Cóż... Stan: OK/dobry.

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