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EPISODE · May 5, 2025 · 11 MIN

Serpent Specter A History Told, A Legend Born Audio Drama

from Shirley Boy Entertainment · host Shirley Boy Entertainment

Join us for this first ever joint collaboration project between Shirley Boy Entertainment and Gen Comix as we bring you Serpent Specter: A History Told, A Legend Born. this audio drama was adapted from the Gen Comix original Serpent Specter Prologue comic book written, illustrated and created by Evan Davis. All narrations and voice acting performances portrayed by Adam Shirley All original music made by Adam Shirley using MusicMakerJAM All sound effects were provided by Simon sounds, free music, sound effects database, only sound effects, sleep and relaxation, sounds recorded, free audio zone and everyday cinematic soundsA special thing goes out to Evan Davis and Gen Comix For allowing us to make this official audio dramaNow sit back and enjoy this short audio epic from Shirley boy entertainment and Gen Comix !

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