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KABUR #7: THE JEWELS OF CING-KOR -
7x10 square bound trade paperback,
108 p.
b&w.
ISBN-13: 978-1-64932-306-4.
US$14.95
Stories by Jean-Marc Lofficier; art by Roberto Castro, Mario Guevara; cover by Mario Guevara.
Portfolios by Manuel Martin Peniche; Mario Guevara.
After avoiding the many traps of the city of Foralume, KABUR, now alone since Arianrod’s departure, must cross the Purple Sea to reach the Southern Continent of Gondaxa, which he must also cross in order to rescue the beautiful LAGRID, kidnapped by SELINOR PSAH, the powerful sorcerer-sultan of the distant city of Arkhanal.
But
Psah creates a magic storm which causes Kabur to run aground near the
citadel of Yaros, currently besieged by the formidable SHAIKORTIN
pirates who seek to retake it from the TOADMEN OF NUNIA, who have
seized it. In the midst of this savage battle, Kabur meets a traveler
from the Future, TANKA, and finally unravels the mystery of his older
brother’s disappearance...
After
the siege of Yaros, KABUR finally arrives in Gondaxa in the port of
Cing-Kor. But, without resources to continue his journey, he is
forced to join forces with FERRANE. a young thief who plans to steal
the treasure of the sinister magician NODON. But the wizard is not
defenseless, and the enterprise quickly proves more perilous than
expected, especially since Ferrane has not told Kabur the whole
truth...
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