Cover of Cormac Mac Art (The Robert E. Howard Library, Vol. I)

Cormac Mac Art (The Robert E. Howard Library, Vol. I)

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Follows the story of barbarian hero Cormac Mac Art, the outcast leader of a band of Vikings during the reign of King Arthur, and his sidekick, Wulfhere the Skull-Splitter, who is a self-proclaimed enemy to all humans and demons. Reissue.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 209 pages

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