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    The Adventures of Rex Blunder, pt. 2

    Rex Blunder! What boy, or, indeed, what man who still retains the heart of a boy, which he keeps in the freezer for purposes of necromancy, doesn't thrill when he hears that name? Who can imagine childhood without this loveable, aging, seedy, poorly-drawn action hero?

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    REX BLUNDER VS THE SNAKEMEN!

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