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Robert E. Howard's sword-and-sorcery world comes to vivid life in this 1979 Ariel Books graphic novel, with Richard Corben's cover painting immediately commanding attention — a powerful, bare-chested warrior locked in fierce combat with a massive, grotesque creature amid a storm of shattered rock and fiery skies. Corben's richly painted figures pulse with raw physicality, the orange and blue tones giving the scene a genuinely otherworldly intensity. With Howard's prose adapted by John Jakes and John Pocsik and every page illustrated by Corben, Bloodstar stands as a ambitious collaboration that takes the graphic novel format seriously.