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Cover of Arak / Son of Thunder #30
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CATALOG RECORD

Arak / Son of Thunder #30

DC · Series began 1981 · February 1984

Dates

Cover date
February 1984
On sale
October 18, 1983
Pages
36

Editions and covers (3)

Copies of #30 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct edition75¢ cover

    Direct

    No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.

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  • Newsstand edition75¢ cover

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 0709893111302 · shared with another edition

    This edition’s page
  • Canadian price edition0.95 CAD cover

    Canadian

    Printed cover price 0.95 CAD.

    Barcode 0709893111302 · shared with another edition

    This edition’s page

Creators

pencils: Ron Randall, José Luis García-López, Trevor Von Eedeninks: Ron Randall, Gérald Forton, José Luis García-López, Tom Yeates, Trevor Von Eedenscript: Roy Thomas, Dann Thomas, Robert Loren Fleming, Dick Giordanocolors: Adrienne Royletters: David Cody Weiss

Stories

  • Satyr's Blood! · 16 pages

    Arak has regained his wits just in time to avoid gutting poor Satyricus, but he has bloodied his ax with the satyr's ichor. And that's what Maximus wanted all along. By touching the ax to the golden bough in Artemis' forest temple, he has gained control over the priestesses (except Dyanna). He orders them to attack Arak in their lioness forms, and Dyanna urges Arak to kill them to release them from Maximus' hold. In the struggle, the golden bough is destroyed and Maximus' head is lopped off by Arak.

  • Triumph -- and Tragedy! · Valda the Iron Maiden · 7 pages

    Valda and Malagigi are Baledor's captives. Valda agrees to serve Baledor if she can have the barest opportunity to rescue her old friend's life; he has been left on low land, a victim for the incoming tide. Valda frantically rides out and barely gets Malagigi back to the stronghold in time to avoid the onrushing waters. True to his word, Baledor spares Malagigi's life, but locks him in the dungeon. Then, he brainwashes Valda into being his loyal servant, using her as one of his armored lackeys until she eventually encounters Arak, who frees both her and Malagigi.

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