Giorgio Pontrelli
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CIRCUS MAXIMUS #1 (OF 5) CVR A PAUL AZACETA
Rome. 64 AD. The most daring heist in history is being planned by an unlikely crew - a former slave, a Vestal Virgin, a charioteer and a disgraced architect – each with their own personal motives. While Rome is distracted by the chariot racing and gladiatorial games of the Circus... Read More →
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CIRCUS MAXIMUS #1 (OF 5) CVR B FRANCESCO FRANCAVILLA VAR
Rome. 64 AD. The most daring heist in history is being planned by an unlikely crew - a former slave, a Vestal Virgin, a charioteer and a disgraced architect – each with their own personal motives. While Rome is distracted by the chariot racing and gladiatorial games of the Circus... Read More →
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CIRCUS MAXIMUS #2 (OF 5)
Things have not gone as expected for the daring criminals who looted Ancient Rome’s Temple of Saturn. Hoping to steal enough gold to secure their freedom, they’ve stumbled upon proof that Emperor Nero is responsible for setting the Great Fire of Rome, which rages around them. Now, they must not... Read More →
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CIRCUS MAXIMUS #3 (OF 5)
The crew has pulled off the greatest heist in the ancient world – robbing the Empire of Rome’s treasury beneath the Temple of Saturn. But along with their big score came proof that Nero set the Great Fire of Rome. As the city burns, Emperor Nero will do whatever it... Read More →
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CIRCUS MAXIMUS #4 (OF 5)
Ancient Rome is burning to the ground, and its citizens are starting to blame Emperor Nero for the chaos and destruction he’s brought to the city. But he’s focused on one thing – finding the thieves who robbed the Temple of Saturn and stole the plans for his new palace,... Read More →
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CIRCUS MAXIMUS #5 (OF 5)
The crew that robbed The Temple of Saturn is running out of time. Their historic theft has made them a target of rival gangs
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CIRCUS MAXIMUS TP
Rome. 64 AD. The most daring heist in history is being planned by an unlikely crew - a former slave, a Vestal Virgin, a charioteer, and a disgraced architect – each with their own personal motives. While Rome is distracted by the chariot racing and gladiatorial games of the Circus... Read More →
