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Mundo de Aventuras#115
Cover: Jim Starlin

Mundo de Aventuras #115

Dec 1975 · Agência Portuguesa de Revistas · 6,00 PTE
🌐 Portuguese edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Forte Red Stone," Warlock is captured by Autolycus and brought to Magus's ship, where prisoners are forced to work or die—non-humanoids discarded without mercy. Though the Matriarca orders Warlock spared, Autolycus, bound by his code, hesitates, setting the stage for a desperate fight against the Black Knights and a final clash with Autolycus himself. With the Soul Gem acting on its own, Warlock breaks free, reunites with Pip, and begins to tell his tale. Written and illustrated by Jim Starlin, with cover art by Starlin, this 1975 issue from Mundo de Aventuras #115 (6,00 PTE) delivers a gripping, atmospheric tale of captivity, defiance, and the mysterious power of the Soul Gem.

Contains 2 stories
Forte Red Stone
13 pp · Western-Frontier
A Nave da Morte
19 pp · Fantasy, Science Fiction, Superhero

In "A Nave da Morte," Warlock, captured by the cunning Autolycus, is imprisoned aboard Magus’s dread ship where non-humanoid prisoners are discarded and forced to labor or die. Though the Matriarca commands Warlock be kept unharmed, Autolycus’s code wavers as the prisoner refuses to lead a rebellion—choosing instead to face the Knights of Darkness and the tyrant himself alone. When the Soul Gem acts on its own, unraveling Autolycus’s essence, Warlock escapes, only to reunite with Pip and recount the ordeal.

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Cast · 11 characters

Full credits

writer, artist, inker Jim Starlin
cover pencils, inks Jim Starlin

Reprints

↩ Reprints Jerry Spring #9 (1960), Strange Tales #179 (1975)

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