Warlord #6
In "Le pays des titans," Jon struggles with the loss of his arm and the weight of a life he no longer feels worth living, until a desperate act of courage from the small but steadfast Evor reignites his will. Drawn into the wilds by a shared quest to find his lost sister, Jon now journeys with Evor and a mysterious silent minstrel, joined by a young boy he rescues from Krogg le Rouge’s forces. With art by Jan Duursema and colors by Adrienne Roy, this 1998 issue of Warlord delivers a poignant, grounded tale of resilience, forged in the heart of untamed lands. The cover, by Mike Grell, captures the stark beauty of the journey ahead.
In "Le pays des titans," Morgan stumbles upon an ancient temple built by forgotten sorcerer-kings to safeguard their treasure from the Malin. As Travis rescues Shakira, a feline woman, from the clutches of the last six Titans—giants who enslave humans—the story unfolds in a land where myth and menace are carved into stone and shadow.
In the wilds beyond the known world, Jon—still grappling with the loss of his arm and the weight of his fate—sets out with Evor the dwarf and the silent minstrel, driven by a desperate need to find his lost sister. When a young boy escapes the clutches of Krogg the Red’s men, he joins their perilous journey through untamed lands, where every step brings new danger and the shadows of the past grow longer.
In the shadow of Krogg’s crimson fortress, Ailsa’s fate hangs in the balance as Jon, battered but unbroken, fights his way through deadly defenses. With the weight of her sacrifice pressing on him, Jon must confront Krogg not just with steel, but with the fury of a man pushed to the edge—where survival demands more than strength, it demands reckoning.
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