lupin the 3rd

  1. Rouge and the Wolf Cover

    Rouge and the Wolf Cover

    New cover before the year ends.
  2. Chapter 1 Page 3 Web.jpg

    Chapter 1 Page 3 Web.jpg

    The Rouge and the Wolf is a crossover fiction of Carmen Sandiego (Netflix) and Lupin the 3rd. Both infamous thieves and their ensemble of companions join forces to fight the essence of greed around the world. From assassins to warlords, they protect artifacts that have value to every culture.
  3. Dance with the Devil

    Dance with the Devil

    But which is it?
  4. The Rouge and the Wolf- Chapter 1 Page 1

    The Rouge and the Wolf- Chapter 1 Page 1

    Pilot chapter for "The Rouge and the Wolf" is a crossover comic for Carmen Sandiego Netflix and Lupin the 3rd.
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