Die großen Phantastic-Comics #51

In "Dämonen des Schicksals," Arak and Satyricus arrive too late to save a group of monks from raiders, only to witness the Kers—mysterious flying beings—claiming the monks’ souls. When Arak provokes one of the creatures, it warns him of future retribution. Disguised, they reach the monastery, where they’re sent to investigate a report of three naked maidens in the caves. As Arak ventures deeper, he’s hurled into a chasm, where ancient carvings reveal a shocking truth about his origins as the son of the God of thunder.

In the heart of ancient caverns, Arak stumbles upon the hidden lair of the Greek Fates, where he faces not just their prophecy, but the wrath of the vengeful Ker. Defying the spirits of fate and surviving their trial, Arak asserts his own path—earning the Fates’ respect and drawing ever closer to the truth of his dual legacy as a Quontauka warrior and the son of He-No, God of thunder.

In the shadowed streets of Thessalonika, a creature of ancient dread prowls under cover of night, striking down anyone it finds outside. Arak, an outsider in every sense, becomes entangled in the city’s terror when he’s left unconscious by Byzantine soldiers—only to be saved by a barmaid and her father, who claim to have summoned the beast to fight their oppressors. As the hydra’s attacks grow bolder, Arak must confront the monstrous truth behind the Stalker and decide what justice truly demands.