In today’s brand-new episode of Demons of Sherwood by Robert Tinnell and Bo Hampton, there’s no rest for the wicked. Instead, they rise from their graves and come after our heroes. How do you outrun a set of teeth?
Credits: Bo Hampton (Artist), Bo Hampton (Colorist), Bo Hampton (Letterer), Bo Hampton (Writer), Mike Gold (Editor), Robert Tinnell (Writer)
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