Red Sonja: Break the Skin #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Red Sonja: Break the Skin #nn (2011), the warrior woman is captured by Sharlo, destined as a sacrifice to three ancient vampire kings. With Roy Thomas and Clair Noto’s sharp storytelling and John Buscema’s legendary art—enhanced by Tony DeZuniga’s inks and George Roussos’s colors—this issue delivers a pulse-pounding clash of blood and betrayal. As Sonja confronts Sharlo and his father, Lord Flurdelie, the fate of the dead kings hangs in the balance, all rendered in the striking style of cover artists Phil Winslade and Paul Renaud.
In "The Tomb of Three Dead Kings!", Red Sonja finds herself trapped and bound for sacrifice to three ancient vampire kings, their power rooted in a forgotten tomb. With the help of Lord Flurdelie—Sharlo’s disgraced father and a man once bound to the kings—Sonja must survive both betrayal and the undead’s dark legacy. As fire and steel meet in the tomb’s heart, the fate of the dead begins to unravel.
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