Arak, Son of Thunder
Looking through things: Warlord 48 (just the 15 page insert) Arak 1-35 Arak Annual 1 Arak 36-50 Probably broken down in 3 volumes, along the lines of: Warlord 48, Arak 1-16 Arak 17-34 Arak 35-36,...
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Was it All-Star Squadron or Young All-Stars that had another character called Arak. There was some reference (probably within the letters or text pages) that referred to the character as a descendent...
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Infinity Inc has a descendant Arak. I don't know if the Arak in All-Star Squadron 55 was it or not, since I don't have that issue. It's listed, for some reason, on his DC Chronology. For some reason,...
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All-Star Squadron 55 was a Crisis crossover which had a bunch of historical heroes show up, wherein Roy Thomas had Valda and Arak meet once more for the last time. (In the letters column he mentions...
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Hey David. You are really reading my mind with your choices of Resurrection Man, Arak, Arion, and Warlord. I'm not sure if you are just a DC guy or not, but Marvel's Ka-Zar in the 80's was a lot of...
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I'm mostly a DC guy, yes. I already have Amethyst mostly set up. Then probably Hourman. After that, we'll see (I haven't sorted out what I want to do with Orion, and whether or not I need to pick up...
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Although looking at the All-Star Squadron crossover, I'm thinking I'm better off just leaving that one off the list and binding that in with the rest of All-Star Squadron if I ever pick it up. Sounds...
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Obtained Warlord and Arak. Warlord has a -lot- of backups. I've got a whole bunch of extras left over. I plan to take the backups and spin them off, but so far have discovered: Arion, Barren Earth,...
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