Camelot 3000 #5

Apr 1985 · Arédit-Artima · 11,00 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "L'épée du sorcier," Morgan finds himself in the mystical Wizard World, where he reunites with the enigmatic Mongo Ironhand, the fierce Machiste, and the mysterious Mariah. With Mike Grell's sharp storytelling and dynamic art, the issue builds tension as Morgan claims the legendary enchanted sword, Hellfire—its power already whispering secrets only the blade can reveal. Brian Bolland’s striking cover captures the moment’s weight, a fitting frame for a story where destiny and dark magic collide.

Contains 3 stories

Untitled Fantasy story

13 pp · Fantasy, Science Fiction

Letters typographie

Chairperson FengIsolde [Claire Locklyn]Jordan MatthewKing ArthurMerlinMorgan Le FayPremier SyerovPresident Delmar MarksQueen Guinevere [Joan Acton]RakmaSir GalahadSir GawainSir Lancelot [Jules Futrelle]Sir Tristan [Amber March]Tom Prentice

Untitled Science Fiction story

32 pp · Science Fiction

Letters typographie

L'épée du sorcier

17 pp · Sword And Sorcery

Letters typographie

Warlord [Travis Morgan]ShakiraMachisteMariahMongo IronhandWralf the Wretched

In the mystical realm of the Wizard World, Morgan crosses paths with the fierce Mongo Ironhand, the enigmatic Machiste, and the mysterious Mariah, setting the stage for a fateful encounter. As ancient magic stirs, Morgan claims his legendary weapon—Hellfire—awakening powers that promise both destiny and danger.