Tony Moore Signed (Beckett) 2014 "Fear Agent" Volume #2C Dark Horse Comics Trade Paperback Uncle Sam Funko Pop! Ticket is dated September 14 Dyan Jorge

Name: Tony Moore Signed (Beckett) 2014 "Fear Agent" Volume #2C Dark Horse Comics Trade Paperback Uncle Sam Funko Pop! Ticket is dated September 14 Dyan Jorge
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Tony Moore Signed (Beckett) 2014 "Fear Agent" Volume #2C Dark Horse Comics Trade Paperback Uncle Sam Funko Pop! Ticket is dated September 14 Dyan Jorge Ticket is dated September 14 Card has been hand signed and inscribed by Lenny Moore (Baltimore Colts please refer to the photos provided Hand signed on the inside cover page by Tony Moore (Comic book artist)

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