Contra el doctor Lecter
Francesc Puigpelat
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This is a comic-sounding school-reform adventure centred on siblings who decide to act together. The conflict grows more complicated, with the pair relying on their ingenuity to resolve it.
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Francesc Puigpelat
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Guy Dessureault
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Steven Whibley
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