Empyre Omnibus

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Title: Empyre Omnibus
ISBN-10: 1-302-92825-2
ISBN-13: 978-1-302-92825-4
Author(s): Humberto Ramos, Cory Smith, Gerry Duggan, Sean Izaakse, Andrea Broccardo, Leinil Yu, Chip Zdarsky, Pepe Larraz, Manuel Garcia, Jorge Molina, Lucas Werneck, Clay McLeod Chapman, Alex Paknadel, Guiu Villanova, Ariel Olivetti, Jon Davis Hunt, Thomas Nachlik, Al Ewing, Mattia De Iulis, Dan Slott, Greg Smallwood, Jonathan Hickman, Phillip Kennedy Johnson, RB Silva, Jim Zub, Robbie Thompson, Matteo Buffagni, Kelly Thompson, Anthony Oliveira, Paco Medina, Carlos Magno, Alex Lins, Javier Rodriguez, Valerio Schiti
Publisher: Marvel
Published: 2021
Format: hardcover
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Pages: 764
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EAN: 9781302928254
ASIN: 1302928252
Prefix: 978
Group: 1
Group Name: English language
Group Identifier: 978-1
Registrant: 302
Publication: 92825
Check Digit: 4
Formatted: 978-1-302-92825-4

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