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Savage Tales #5
Dynamite continues to present the most the most savage stories that comic creators have ever told! Each issue of the bi-monthly Savage Tales will feature a rotating cast of characters and creators featuring the savage and brutal worlds of Red Sonja, Thulsa Doom, The Ripper and Sellsword! Issue #5 Features: Thulsa Doom: Age of Doom Part One By Luke Lieberman and Noah Salonga: The debut of Thulsa Doom in Savage Tales as the snake lord of Hyboria's early adventures are told here by writer Luke Lieberman and artist Noah Salonga! Red Sonja: Beautiful Creatures Part Two By Joshua Ortega and Walter Geovanni: Continuing our Red Sonja tale by Death Dealer writer Joshua Ortega and red-hot artist Walter Geovanni! The Ripper Part Three By Mike Raicht and Pere Perez: Concluding the tale of death and black magic among the citizens of Khansa'la! Sellsword Part Two By Doug Murray and Diego Bernard: A decidedly different take on the lone swordsman caught amidst a battle between two warring (and sorcererous) families continues here! All under two "savage" covers, one by Arthur Suydam and the other from legendary artist Pablo Marcos (with Stjepan Sejic colors!)
Characters: Red Sonja, Thulsa Doom
Creative roster
Arthur Suydam (Cover)
Bruno Hang (Colorist)
Diego Bernard (Artist)
Doug Murray (Writer)
Joseph Rybandt (Editor)
Joshua Ortega (Writer)
Luke Lieberman (Writer)
Mike Raicht (Writer)
Noah Salonga (Artist)
Pablo Marcos (Cover)
Pere Pérez (Artist)
Simon Bowland (Letterer)
Stjepan Šejić (Cover)
Walter Geovani (Artist)
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