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KAYA 4. KAYA Y LA SENDA DEL DRAGÓN

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By Wes Craig, Jason Wordie
| Norma Editorial Verified
ÚLTIMO NÚMERO PUBLICADO SERIE KAYA FORMATO Rústica TAMAÑO 17 x 26 PÁGINAS 140 color ISBN 978-84-679-7844-5 PVP 23,00 € COMPRAR BUSCAR LIBRERÍAS NUEVAS AMENAZAS SE INTERPONEN EN EL CAMINO DE JIN Y KAYA Después de la destrucción de su pueblo, encomiendan a Kaya, una joven con un brazo mágico y gran espíritu de lucha, que lleve a su hermano pequeño a un puerto seguro muy lejano. Allí, él está destinado a descubrir el secreto para derrocar al todopoderoso imperio que ha destruido su hogar.
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Goats Flying Press Announces New Comics Slate for 2025

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By Zack Quaintance Verified, Sebastian Girner, Jason Wordie, Jason Scales
| ComicsBeat Verified
Independent publisher Goats Flying Press announced four new titles Thursday, including a graphic novel by cartoonist Juni Ba and letterer Aditya Bidikar. All four books are slated for 2025, which the Brooklyn-based publisher is dubbing the Year of the Goat. In addition to the Ba and Bidikar book, the lineup includes a horror one-shot set in 1983, the start of a new volume of Scales and Scoundrels, and the first issue of a three-part sci-fi-horror-comedy.
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How Sikh doormen became a symbol of old Hong Kong, welcoming visitors to banks, hotels and homes

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By Jason Wordie
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Have false gods infiltrated American politics? 'Politics in the Pews' podcast explores Get your tickets today to Politics in the Pews with speakers Sam Brownback and Ralph Reed, among others, at Fellowship Church in Grapevine, Texas, on …
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