Arak Son of Thunder (1981) Canadian Price Variant comic books 1982
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Issue #14
$8.00
$2.50
$2.50
Canadian edition with .75 cents cover price. Written by Roy Thomas. Art and cover by Alfredo Alcala. Lost in deep caverns, Arak finds himself in the cave of the Greek Fates. There, he defies the three spirits and must defend himself from a still-vengeful Ker. Victorious, Arak claims ownership over his own destiny, and, impressed, the Fates bring him one step closer to his heritage as both a Quontauka brave and the son of He-No, God of thunder. Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Dannette Thomas and Ernie Colón. As the campaign against the Avar Huns begins, Valda uses a lull in the action to bathe in a nearby river. But, she is soon attacked by the Avars' fearsome carnivorous horses. Cover price $0.75.
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Issue #15
- Paper: White
- Canadian Price Variant.
- Label #3961555021
- Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.
Canadian edition with .75 cents cover price. Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Adrian Gonzales and Alfredo Alcala. Cover by Alfredo Alcala. Something is stalking the streets of Thessalonika, killing anyone caught outside at night. In this panicky environment, someone as different as Arak is bound to attract unwanted attention. During a brawl with Byzantine soldiers, Arak is rendered unconscious and left outside for the invisible Stalker. Written by Roy Thomas and Danette Thomas. Art by Trevor von Eeden and Alfredo Alcala. During the war campaign against the Avars, Valda is captured and held prisoner by the Avars' head magician, Chelchak. 16-page preview of Masters of the Universe, written by Paul Kupperberg, art by Curt Swan and Dave Hunt. Cover price $0.75.
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Issue #16
$3.00
$3.00
$2.70
Canadian edition with .75 cents cover price. Written by Roy Thomas. Art and cover by Adrian Gonzales and Alfredo Alcala. Arak and Satyricus arrive in Byzantium, continuing their search for Valda, and General Cometas helps Arak gain an audience with Emperor Constantine. But, before Arak can present his petition, an escaping Valda bursts into the room and Constantine, impressed by her fire, announces she will be his bride! Written by Roy Thomas and Dannette Thomas. Art by Adrian Gonzales and Alfredo Alcala. While visiting a country fair in Paris with Malagigi, Valda catches a dwarf trying to pick her pocket. To make "amends", he sells her a baby white elephant, which turns out to have been stolen from a Caliph who had sent it as a gift to Carolus Magnus. Cover price $0.75.
