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Happy Good Friday!
For your reading pleasure, we point you to Dial B for Blog which has collected the scrolls of Bennie David, better known to the world as Son O’God. And yes, that is Neal Adams artwork. Now if we can only get to the inevitable battle against this guy. That would be a real Final Crisis….
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