Crazy Sue Goes On - Story

Story

The story connects directly to Crazy Sue. The Wizard of Doom was defeated there, but now his wife, the Mistress of Death, causes trouble and steals Crazy Sue's teddy bear. Therefore Crazy Sue sets out once again, to rescue her teddy bear and defeat the evil mistress.

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