Summary
Sebastian flees across London trailing bon mots and the bodies of Lord Theo's misshapen assassins in his wake. With nowhere else to turn, Sebastian is forced to request assistance from the debauched and sodden characters he calls "friends."
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26 Pages
Print Release Date
May 4 1993
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February 18 2016
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17+ Only
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