Think fast, Mitch.
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Thank you so much for your amazing support, Chase, Marcus, Matthew, Andrew, Hal, and Nephi! You and the other members of the Woolfpack are all the real superheroes of this comic!
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So!
So! The Platinum Priestess wants Teen Spooky to find a “demon-human hybrid” who might be able to help repair the walls between Hell and Earth! Seems reasonable.
But why is Mitch getting all upset? What does he know that Spooky doesn’t? And what can he say to The Platinum Priestess to get her to back off?
Tune in this Wednesday to find out! Hope to see you there! 😀
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