Tor #2
This volume collects the second story arc of the 2002 Tor series, continuing the prehistoric adventures of the caveman hero as he battles primal forces and ancient threats in a savage world. Written and illustrated by Joe Kubert, the book showcases his distinctive, gritty artwork and storytelling, gathering issues from the DC Comics run.
In "Black Valley!", Tor ventures into a forbidden jungle valley where tensions flare between a warrior tribe and a secluded group of exiled women demanding tribute in the form of female children. With Chee-Chee at his side, Tor must navigate ancient grudges and dangerous rituals to broker peace before bloodshed consumes the land.
In "null," Danny Wakely—known as Bruk—finds himself stranded in a distant past, inhabiting the body of a prehistoric boy. As he navigates this ancient world, he demonstrates the unexpected power of weaving to catch fish, a skill that feels both foreign and instinctive. The story closes with no clear way back, leaving him still trapped in the past.
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