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A common theme in T H White novels is the exploration of power and leadership, as seen in 'The Once and Future King' where Arthur's journey to become a king is filled with lessons about ruling justly.

It might be due to legal restrictions. Hentai content is often not allowed in many places.

Sure. 'The Sword in the Stone' by T H White is also very popular. It tells the story of young Arthur and his journey to pull the sword from the stone, which is full of magic and adventure for young readers.

Maybe it goes against certain moral or legal standards. Something in it could be inappropriate or harmful.

I'm not sure exactly. It depends on various factors like editions and reprints. You might want to check with specific publishers or online comic databases for an accurate count.

It's hard to give an exact number. The number of W.I.T.C.H. graphic novels can vary depending on different editions and releases. You could try searching on dedicated comic book websites or forums for more precise information.

A Smile Is Very Alluring H5, part 1- 7h, was a classic novel by the author, Gu Man. It was currently in a serial state. We are unable to obtain more specific information about this novel.

Most likely not entirely. There may be a few stories within the 'h3h3 ghost stories' collection that have some basis in real - life happenings, but overall, they are probably a mix of creativity and urban legends. The spooky nature of these stories is often enhanced through vivid descriptions and the use of common horror tropes that may not be based on actual facts.

One popular 'h3h3 ghost story' could be about a haunted house encounter. Maybe someone in the story heard strange noises like creaking floors and whispering voices at night.

Well, 'h3h3 fan fiction' is basically fan - created stories related to the h3h3 brand. It could involve the hosts, their show content, or the community around it. Fans might write about funny scenarios they imagine the h3h3 crew in, or create alternate storylines based on their videos.