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    JTHM: Director's Cut #1

    JTHM: Director's Cut » JTHM: Director's Cut #1 - JTHM The Director's Cut released by SLG Publishing on July 1, 1997.

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    Johnny the Homicidal Maniac 0

    JTHM: Director's Cut #1 - JTHM The Director's Cut by yellowmadness54 on September 19, 2011

    I recently bought this book from Barnes & Noble. You have no idea hard it was ordering this in the middle of the store, but it was totally worth it. The story follows the main character, Johnny, as he ventures about killing the people he finds diservant of it. At first the book starts off with his just simply murdering people. But soon the reader will venture inside of his mind, as he starts to realize what hes doing, and for what reason. The book is simply hilarious, and seems to get funnie...

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    JTHM: Director's Cut #1 - JTHM The Director's Cut by lucifer1488 on August 18, 2023

    Jesus titty fucking christ. Nothing like the rush you get from shooting up old sour cream and taco bell sauce packets. Now off to stake my claim on souls. Gotta collect them now if you want servants in the afterlife. That said, JTHM is a timeless classic that the whole family can enjoy. It bridges generations and teaches life lessons that are invaluable at any phase of life, hell even death. So whip it out for grandma while the children gather round and behold the wonder that is Jonny....

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