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- ↑ Horrorschocker Extra-Album # 2 (Horrorschocker Special # 2) at Weissblech Comics (in German) Retrieved 13.August 2013
- ↑ Rough Cut Comic′s 10th Birthday: Neill Cameron at roughcutscomics.blogspot, 14.November 2011 Retrieved 13.August 2013
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