Amos del Universo
“Amos del Universo” card game published by Litografía Goicochea Hnos, S.A., Lima, Peru, c.1980.
“Amos del Universo” superhero card game published by Litografía Goicochea Hnos, S.A., Lima, Peru, c.1980. The game features four characters: “He-Mon”, “Skeletor”, “Mon-at-Arms” and “Tila” each one numbered 1 - 10, making a total of 40 cards. See the Rules►
Above: “Amos del Universo” card game published by Litografía Goicochea Hnos, S.A., Lima, Peru, c.1980. 40 large-sized cards in box.
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