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In "1ère partie - Cavalcade vers le levant," Kull sets out on a relentless pursuit across the savage lands of Valusia, driven by a personal insult and a promise to reclaim honor. With 300 red warriors at his back, he follows the trail of the fugitive noblewoman Lala-Ah and the daring adventurer Fenar, whose defiance has ignited a storm of vengeance. Written by Roy Thomas and Robert E. Howard, with dynamic art by Sal Buscema and Tony DeZuniga, and a striking cover by Bob Larkin, this 1984 issue captures the raw, mythic pulse of a legendary warrior’s journey.
In "1ère partie - Cavalcade vers le levant," Kull is reluctantly drawn into a pursuit when the countess Lala-Ah flees with the adventurer Fenar, prompting the cunning advisor Hu to urge him to chase them. The mission gains personal stakes when Fenar insults Kull outright and dares him to come, igniting a brutal march eastward with Kull’s 300 Red Killers at his back.
In "2e partie - La rivière des morts," Kull ventures deep into Grondar, the land of shadows, tracking Fenar through its treacherous, mist-laden reaches. The hunt grows darker with every step, as the very air seems to whisper secrets and the ground remembers every fallen soul.
In "Le prix de la divinité," Bronson, a fugitive criminal, takes a dangerous job as a diver to salvage a sunken ship’s treasure—his desperation driving him to devise a risky plan that could change everything. The story unfolds with tense suspense, where greed and isolation blur the line between survival and ruin.
In "Le sceptre à tête de chat," Solomon Kane finds himself captured by Arab slave traders, only to be led to an abandoned mausoleum during a night halt. Despite his captor’s chief counselor’s desperate warnings, the sheikh orders the tomb opened—unearthing something ancient and unknown.
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