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Jun 18 2009, Piyush

Check out the Hellboy Xbox 360 case-mod by Frank Gonzales. The growing fanbase of Hellboy (a fictional character, created by writer-artist Mike Mignola) inspired Frank to create this gaming console – a must-have for the comic fans.

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