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BOOK ONE OF A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE

Based on the novel by

GEORGE R.R. MARTINAdapted by

DANIEL ABRAHAMArt by

TOMMY PATTERSONLetters by

MARSHALL DILLONColors by

IVAN NUNESCovers by

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MIKE S. MILLER (1 -in- 10 variant)

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