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Cover: Joseph Michael Linsner

Red Sonja Omnibus #3

Jun 2012 · Dynamite Entertainment · 29.99 USD
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Contains 18 stories
Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja—reborn as a married woman in a land ruled by her brother-in-law—faces a threat from Peroth of the Matur while her husband Daniel is away on a quest. When Daniel returns and takes her on a journey by sea, they are ambushed by pirates, and across the realm, Osin begins his quest after drawing blood from the goddess Scathach, seeking the woman he believes is his destiny.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja awakens on a desolate shore after a brutal attack by pirate captain Gavin, who kills her companion Daniel and casts both of them into the sea. Found by a mysterious figure named Osin, she learns the horrifying truth: Gavin’s raid has wiped out the village of Dorn and all its people. Now driven by vengeance, Sonja must reclaim her strength and face the storm ahead.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja grapples with the weight of her past as she follows Osin’s grim directive to bury the dead in Dorn, uncovering the body of her sister’s husband among the slain—yet finding no trace of Verona or her child. Meanwhile, in the east, Lucan Matur ascends his father’s clan, unaware that Verona, his secret lover and the true mother of his child, has been hiding in plain sight, her fate entwined with his deception.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Lady Sonja uncovers a shocking truth: Verona is her long-lost sister, bound to the sorcerer Lucan Matur, who shares a dark kinship with the man she once loved—her late husband Daniel. As the weight of forgotten blood and ancient betrayal rises, she finds the fabled armor of Red Sonja, and in donning it, awakens a power long thought extinguished.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja tracks Lucan Martur across a storm-lashed wasteland, her blade still hot from avenging her husband’s death at the hands of the pirate chief. With Osin at her side and the remnants of the pirate crew scattered in her wake, she presses forward—determined to bring Lucan to account, though the trail leads into shadows deeper than she ever expected.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja ventures alone to the fabled city of El-Hudin, driven by her relentless pursuit of the Blood Dynasty. There, she acquires an ancient idol that grants her the power to summon the fearsome sea demon Leucoth—though the price of such power may be greater than she bargained for.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja confronts the monstrous Leucoth, a demon whose rampage lays waste to Stygia. As the land trembles and the seas rise, Sonja must face the Heart of Leucoth, the ancient demon goddess who rules the world’s oceans.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Sonja awakens from within a monstrous beast on the shores of Khitai, her path now leading her into the treacherous mountains. As Lucan sails east with Verona and their child in tow, Osin follows close behind, drawn by the echoes of a past that refuses to stay buried.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja finds herself at the heart of a deadly mystery when Suumaro reveals her true nature as the Blood Dynasty, unleashing a tide of demons in the valley of Khitai. As the Shiro and Kuro clans rally to her side, Sonja prepares to face the darkness—while Lucan, in possession of the Eye of Sen, presses forward with a plan to claim her power for himself.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja rides north through a land scarred by war, drawn by the trail of the Blood Dynasty. When she intercepts a band of slavers, she frees their captives—only to find her sister Verona among them, forcing a confrontation that will test her resolve and her past.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Sonja and Lucan march their armies toward a fate written in blood and prophecy, following the path marked by the Eye of Sen. Lucan arrives first at the end of that trail, only to find the dying Goddess Scathach, her final breath a whisper of secrets too terrible to speak.

Untitled Sword And Sorcery story
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

In "null," Red Sonja leads her army into battle against Lucan’s forces, only to be summoned into a hidden cave where she confronts the goddess Scathach—commanded by Lucan to kill her. As the clash of steel and sorcery unfolds, Sonja must face both her enemy and the divine power that commands him, testing her strength and resolve in a fight that defies mortal limits.

The Cloud Tiger
12 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Here There Be Wolves
16 pp · Sword And Sorcery
The Frost Giant's Curse
22 pp · Sword And Sorcery

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Cast · 7 characters

Full credits

writer Brian Reed
artist, inker Walter Geovani
letterer Simon Bowland
cover pencils, inks Joseph Michael Linsner

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