Savage Tales #5
In "Beautiful Creatures Part Two," a nameless warrior enters a quiet border town and effortlessly defeats a group of assailants, earning the wary attention of local leader Retlaw. Offered gold to retrieve a girl taken by a rival wizard named Elias, the warrior agrees—but his true allegiance soon reveals a dangerous twist. Written by Doug Murray and illustrated by Diego Bernard, with colors by Inlight Studio and letters by Simon Bowland, the issue’s cover by Arthur Suydam captures the tension of a world where loyalty is as fragile as the line between ally and enemy.
In "Beautiful Creatures Part Two," Sonja and the village's chief warrior, Damo, race to rescue the captured women from a gruesome sacrifice to the dark deity Veja. As they free the hostages, an uneasy tension grows between Sonja and Damo, whose growing desire for her threatens to unravel their fragile alliance.
In "Sellsword Part Two," a silent warrior enters a quiet border town and quickly proves his lethal skill when seven men ambush him—only to be felled in moments. Impressed by his strength, the town's leader Retlaw offers gold to protect a girl said to have been taken by the rival wizard Elias. The warrior accepts, but his true allegiance shifts when Retlaw uncovers his betrayal.
In the shadowed streets of Khansa’la, sorceress Leah prepares to cast a vision spell to unmask the monstrous killer known as the Ripper—until Madron and Prince Adon intervene. With the truth buried in ancient whispers, Madron seeks answers from Leah’s coven mother, Sooya, uncovering a nameless horror older than the city itself.
In "Thulsa Doom: The Serpent's Den Part One," the merciless sorcerer Thulsa Doom stands over the fallen baron Saabeth, poised to end his life—until the dying man offers a tale in exchange for mercy. He speaks of a daughter who discovered a forbidden book of magic, now transformed into a wild sorceress dwelling beyond the ruins. Doom, ever hungry for power, sees in her a prize worth pursuing.
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