Cover: Ron Randall

Arak / Son of Thunder #35

Jul 1984 · DC · 0.75 USD; 0.95 CAD; 0.30 GBP

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In "The Sword in the Sky," Arak and his companions reach the city of Damaskos, where they are welcomed into the palace of Abu Jahl, uncle to the mysterious Alsind. As Arak recounts their latest trials, the gathering is thrown into chaos when Josephus, the Wandering Jew he once met in Rome, bursts in with a dire warning—only to be struck down by a spear. With assassins in the form of snake-men emerging from the shadows, Arak must face an enemy old and terrible, one whose reach extends even to the heart of a foreign court. Written by Roy and Dann Thomas, with dynamic art by Ron Randall and inks by Tony DeZuniga, this issue delivers a tense, mythic clash with a haunting cover by Randall.

Contains 2 stories

The Sword in the Sky

18 pp · Sword And Sorcery

ArakSatyricusSharizadAlsindJosephus

In "The Sword in the Sky," Arak and his companions reach the city of Damaskos, where they gain entry to the palace of Abu Jahl, uncle to the sorcerer Alsind. As Arak recounts their latest exploits, the gathering is shattered by the sudden arrival of Josephus, the Wandering Jew he once knew in Rome, whose warning is cut short by a spear. Chaos erupts as masked assassins—revealed to be snake-men serving Arak’s ancient foe—launch a deadly assault on the palace.

The Path of Souls

5 pp · Sword And Sorcery

Arak [Bright-Sky-After-Storm]Running Fawn