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Home / Robert E Howards Savage Sword #5

Robert E Howards Savage Sword #5

Robert E Howards Savage Sword #5

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Howard Chaykin (W/A), Paul Tobin (W), Ian Edginton (W), Steve Niles (W), Francesco Francavilla (A/C), Richard Pace (A), Christopher Mitten (A), Jesus Aburto (C), Michelle Madsen (C), and Raymond Swanland (Cover)

The legendary Howard Chaykin writes and draws a brand-new King Conan tale in Robert E. Howard's Savage Sword #5! Steve Niles teams with his Criminal Macabre partner Christopher Mitten to adapt one of Howard's exciting and horrific werewolf stories. Ian Edginton and Richard Pace adapt the Bran Mak Morn yarn 'Men of the Shadows' and Paul Tobin and Francesco Francavilla bring the fan-favorite character Dark Agnes back into the fold with their adaptation of 'Sword Woman'!

Date Available: 08/22/2012

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