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    Arak, Son of Thunder #6

    Arak, Son of Thunder » Arak, Son of Thunder #6 - The Stalkers of the Snows released by DC Comics on February 1, 1982.

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    Arak fails to convince Carolus Magnus of the treachery of Angelica until he smites her brother in combat and she summons a demon to bear her off to White Cathay. Now to save Malagigi, Arak and the Iron Maiden must cross the treacherous Alpines full of dangers both natural and supernatural!

    Note: This issue contains the Hostess Superhero Ad, The Flash in "Marathon Madman."

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    Arak, Son of Thunder #6 - The Stalkers of the Snows by gc8 on June 15, 2011

    Issue 6 of Arak is the most similar to a Conan type sword-and-sorcery story yet. Even the title, 'The Stalkers of the Snows' sounds like an R.E. Howard story title. Given that writer Roy Thomas basically made a career of adapting Howard stories, it's no surprise that this is a strong issue.  Although the early part of the story is a bit too wordy (and seriously in need of some editorial restraint on account of typos too), the issue has a great, varied storyline, beginning with Arak, a heathen, l...

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