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Sword of Zorro #1

Jan 2002 · AC
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"Lunge and Parry" kicks off a gripping tale of justice and deception in 19th-century Alta California, where the Night Riders terrorize ranches with fire and theft. With the militia always too late, Zorro emerges from retirement to uncover a conspiracy threatening the region’s government—his return is as sharp as his blade, and the stakes are higher than ever. Art by Everett Kinstler brings the era to life with bold, dynamic lines that capture every tense moment.

Contains 2 stories
Lunge and Parry
1 pp · Non-Fiction
The Sword of Zorro
34 pp · Historical, Western-Frontier
BernardoDon Alejandro VegaSenor BarrazoPedro (servant at Barrazo Ranch, death)Panchita ConcholaDon Vincente ConcholaGovernor of CaliforniaThe Night Riders [Colonel Marianas (death)others are un-named Troop Cavalry members] (villains)Carla Montoya (villain)Don Nicholas Ferrelo (villain, Lt. Governor)Manuel Chico (villain)

In the dusty frontier of Alta California, Zorro—once thought retired—returns to defend the land when the Night Riders begin terrorizing ranches with ruthless precision. With the governor’s authority crumbling and trusted allies like Don Alejandro Vega and Bernardo caught in the crossfire, Zorro must uncover a conspiracy that reaches far beyond the raids, implicating figures like Don Nicholas Ferrelo and Carla Montoya. As the line between justice and vengeance blurs, one man must wield the sword not just to protect, but to expose the truth.

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artist, inker Everett Kinstler

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