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A muscular warrior hurls himself through a storm of boulders and debris against a blazing orange sky — Richard Corben's visceral, fully painted artwork gives this French edition of Bloodstar an immediate, almost overwhelming physical energy. Adapting Robert E. Howard's work, the collaboration between these two towering names in fantasy storytelling feels entirely at home under the Les Humanoïdes Associés banner. For fans of sword-and-survival adventure rendered with painterly intensity, this 1981 album-format edition is a striking artifact of its era.
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