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Ka-Zar The Savage #1-34             Comics Lot
Marvel Comics (1981-1984) Complete Series

Kevin Plunder, also known as Ka-Zar, is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby, the character first appeared in The X-Men #10 (March 1965). Kevin Plunder is the second character to use the codename Ka-Zar. Like Tarzan, that other great jungle-man, Ka-Zar was once a creature of civilization. Lord Kevin Plunder’s father had been a scientist and explorer who discovered the Savage Land – a strange jungle oasis in the heart of the Antarctic. In the Savage Land, his father had discovered a substance known as anti-metal. When outside forces tried to wrest its secrets from him, he sought refuge with his son in the Savage Land. Instead, he was killed by a group of man-apes who were hunting a giant sabre-tooth tiger. The sabre-tooth, a giant cat named Zabu, used that moment to turn on his attackers, slaying them. The tiger formed an attachment to the now-orphaned boy, and watched over him. The boy then grew up to be Ka-Zar, Lord of the Savage Land.

Marvel Comics presents Ka-Zar The Savage, Ka-Zar’s most critically acclaimed own ongoing comic-book series. The series was published from 1981 to 1984 and lasted for 34 issues.

It’s a new world for the jungle lord! A hunt for his four-legged friend Zabu takes Ka-Zar beyond the Savage Land and into the ancient paradise of Pangea! From shining citadels to the lofty heights of the Aerie, it’s a land filled with newfound friends – and fresh dangers! Caught between bird-people and pterons, will Kevin Plunder meet his end or find new love? Either way, things will soon get complicated between Ka-Zar and Shanna the She-Devil. But Shanna isn’t short of other suitors herself, including… Spider-Man?! And abandon all hope when Ka-Zar faces a twisted version of Dante’s Inferno! This fresh hell comes complete with a Minotaur, Cerberus…and the demonic Belasco! Plus: Alien nightmares, a jungle wedding and tiger tales of Zabu in this complete comic collection of a series that, like the Savage Land, is a hidden treasure!

Ka-Zar The Savage Marvel Comics (1981 – 1984) Complete Series contains:Ka-Zar The Savage #1 – April 1981
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson & Carlos Garzon. Cover by Brent Anderson.

In “A New Dawn… a New World!”, Ka-Zar is a bit down in the dumps. He questions his life and where its going. To top this off Zabu has run off and he’s getting worried. After talking with Shanna he decides to go off and find Zabu. The trail leads to a new valley that was unknown to Ka-Zar. There he rescues a woman from an armed tribe. The woman Leanne is the queen of Lamura. She has lost her female sabre-tooth tiger Felina. Ka-Zar agrees to help her rescue Felina and on the trail finds out that Zabu is also following Felina. He later finds the Cat-People who are about to sacrifice Felina. Together with Zabu the two rescue Felina and later Ka-Zar confesses his love from Leanne. Unfortunately the city of Lamura doesn’t allow strangers and Leanna breaks off their whirlwind romance because of her commitments to her people.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #2 – May 1981
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Carlos Garzon, Yomtov. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “To Air Is Human!”, Ka-Zar, Zabu, and Shanna are under attack from Pterons! Ka-Zar is faced with an unthinkable decision – will he save Shanna or Queen Leanne?
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Ka-Zar The Savage #3 – June 1981
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Carlos Garzon, & Roger Silfer. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “To Forgive Dephine!”, Ka-Zar and Shanna crash with the Pangean bird folk!; New ground is crossed in their relationship.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #4 – July 1981
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Carlos Garzon, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “When the Sea Gives Up Its Dead!”, Leanne switches into Shannas body – and is helpless against a dinosaur attack!
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Ka-Zar The Savage #5 – August 1981
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson & Carlos Garzon. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “The Ties That Bind!”, Zabu is temporarily believed to be the rabid killer of Kapah, a young member of the Fall People; Sarak, Kapah’s father, is driven insane by rabies and Ka-Zar is forced to take him down; Realizing that he will also succumb, Tongah (a supporting character from the old series) commits suicide; Ka-Zar watches a t-rex take down the rabid saber-toothed tiger and is relieved that it isn’t Zabu.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #6 – September 1981
Written by Bruce Jones & Brent Anderson. Art by Brent Anderson, Carlos Garzon, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “Brief Encounters”, Shanna is having delusions due to the effects of the mind-switching device; Ka-Zar has been stung and poisoned by a giant scorpion, and Shanna starts seeing a ghostly figure; The apparition reveals that he is an ancient Atlantean, and that Pangea is actually an outpost of Atlantis; The ghostly figure reveals himself to be a scientist named Dherk, he predicted the city’s eventual sinking, and due to this he is banished to Pangea; Dherk body was placed in suspended animation but is able to appear as a projection, but he can temporarily make himself tangible; Dherk first saw Shanna while she was in the mind transfer device and from their he has fallen in love with her.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #7 – October 1981
Written by Bruce Jones, Brent Anderson, & Jerry Bingham. Art by Brent Anderson, Carlos Garzon, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “Nightmare”, Ka-Zar and Shanna have taken shelter in a cave for the night. They get into an argument over Shanna’s relationship with Dherk. Ka-Zar is a bit jealous which then brings up the whole Leanne affair. So later at night Ka-Zar wakes up yelling with terror. He had a nightmare. So he tells Shanna about the nightmare. He finds himself in a village under attack by dark hooded riders. He fights one of the riders who turns out to be his father. He kills the man and takes his robe. Then jumps on the horse and goes out into the jungle. He comes to a flaming waterfall and goes through it unharmed. There are more dark hooded men to attack but Ka-Zar defeats them. Then he leaves the building and finds himself in an arena with slaves tied to posts in a circle. At the center is a creature with tentacles. Ka-Zar manages to free the slaves and kill the creature. The crowd turns to skeletons and the city crumbles. Shanna analyzes his dreams.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #8 – November 1981
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Carlos Garzon, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “In the Beginning!”, Ever since Ka-Zar discovered Pangea, the mysterious outpost of the once great Atlantean Empire, he and Shanna the She-Devil have been challenged by ancient perils. They discover a cave with a labyrinth of technology far more advanced than any other on Earth. Can they survive the attacks of the robotic caretaker long enough to discover the secrets of this wondrous place.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #9 – December 1981
Written by Bruce Jones & Brent Anderson. Art by Brent Anderson, Carlos Garzon, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “Toward Shadowed Places”, Ka-Zar and Shanna help Dherk the ancient Atlantean, in his new robot body, rebuild his outpost when a steam vent explodes, revealing a new corridor; They find a room full of clear containers with tiny mystical creatures such as: a tiny unicorn, a tiny griffin, a tiny minotaur; Sometime later after Ka-Zar and Shanna have left the outpost, they’re where woken up to Dherk in a frenzy, shouting, “Where is it?”
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Ka-Zar The Savage #10 – January 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Carlos Garzon, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “Abandon Hope All Yet Who Enter Here”, Ka-Zar, Shanna, Buth and Dherk have uncovered an opening to what looks like Dante’s Inferno. They have actually found an old amusement park ride. It does have an eerie similarity to Dante’s Inferno. First they get a ride across the river Styx by the ferryman Charon. Its actually a robot and the boat is moved by a chain connected underwater. So the robot has to be destroyed after it tries to kill Ka-Zar. So they arrive in Limbo or the ticket line. First is the second level of carnal sinners. Its actually a wind tunnel and quite fun. Next is a fight with Cerberus the three-headed dog. Cerberus throws Dherk over the cliff but the other manage to kill it. They are surprised that it is actual flesh and blood. Some more adventures with phony boulders and real human bones. At the Lake of Stygia they get another ride with the ferryman Phlegyas. They fight off real monsters and are left at the gates of Dis the city of the damned.

“Rocketman” by Bruce Jones
“In the Beginning… or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Comics” by ???

Pin-Up featuring Ka-Zar, Shanna, and Zabu.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #11 – February 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Josef Rubinstein, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “Children of the Damned!”, Ka-Zar and company are at the gates of Dis the City of the Damned. They are attacked by demons from the lake but manage to get through the gates into the protection of the city. Here they find some blind creatures living in pits that worship them. They also find a ships log written by Dante Alighieri. Dante left Florence in pursuit of Belasco an alchemist who kidnapped his love Beatrice. The chase brought them to Pangea and the Atlantean amusement park. Here he battled Belasco who was breeding demons with Beatrice. A sword fight ends when Belasco hits a pipe that unleashed freezing liquid that encases him in ice. Dante escapes this compound and makes it back to write about his experiences. So the group continue on to rescue Dherk. They fight a minotaur and centaurs. Over a forest of talking trees harpies attack Buth who is carrying Shanna and Ka-Zar. Ka-Zar wakes up alone and continues on to the ninth level. There he finds Shanna dressed as a nun and under Belasco’s spell. He is then attacked by Dherk who is similarly under some spell. It ends with Ka-Zar confronted by Belasco who looks just like Satan.

“Tales of Zabu! – Auspicious Beginnings”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Gil Kane.

The first installment to the backup series Tales of Zabu. Zabu is a young cub just getting his first taste of the outside world. A butterfly piques his curiosity enough to go chasing after it. He then has encounters with a frog and the river and fishes. When he returns to home he sees the man-apes leaving. His mother and siblings have been murdered. He is chased away by the vultures who have come to feast on the dead.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #12 – March 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Armando Gil, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “All Hell Breaks Loose!”, Ka-Zar reaches the ninth level of the underworld where he has to free Shanna from the glamour of the demon lord, Belasco. Red panel variant. While most copies of this issue have a blank panel on the bottom left of page 10, about 1600 copies (of 80000 issues printed) show a red ink drawing of Dante in that panel.

“Tales of Zabu!”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Gil Kane.

The young Zabu is raised by wolves.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #13 – April 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Armando Gil, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “Till Death do us Part!”, As Ka-Zar and Shanna continue their adventures in the mysterious lands of Pangea, and become separated. Shanna is rescued by the monkey-man Mele and when they return to his people her time there changes her. Will she fall in love with this new suitor and forget Ka-Zar forever?
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Ka-Zar The Savage #14 – May 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Armando Gil, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “Daliva means Forever!”, Ka-Zar must come to terms with the fact that Shanna has chosen another to love. But how can this be when Shanna is not even sure if she has made the right decision. Then, tragedy strikes when Mele and Ka-Zar go on a hunting trip that only one of them will survive.

“Tales of Zabu! – In the Shodows of Man”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Gil Kane.

Reveals a tragic episode from the great cat’s past.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #15 – June 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Armando Gil, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “A Lovely day for an Execution!”, Ka-Zar is accused of the murder of Mele and by law of the people he must be executed by Mele’s surviving bride, Shanna the She-Devil. Will Shanna kill the man she loved to avenge the man she loves.

“Tales of Zabu! – Blood Brothers”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

It’s a tale from the great cat’s past that would change the face of the Savage Land forever. Part 2.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #16 – July 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Ron Frenz, Armando Gil, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “It Creeps”, Ka-Zar and Shanna decide to go back to the Savage Land. So after working their way through the thorn forest and climbing the cliff they are home. They see a meteor land and go in that direction. They come upon the Awawilius a race of pygmies about to sacrifice a lemur. Just then the branch Shanna is on breaks and she falls right next to the alter and gets her ass stuck in a bowl. Well Ka-Zar after getting his laughter under control rescues her and they also rescue the lemur. They set the lemurs broken leg and have to continue fighting off the witch doctor who wants his sacrificial knife back. The witch doctor dies in a noose trap and they think that’s the end of their troubles. But at night Zabu dies and Ka-Zar almost gets killed by falling into a punji pit. Shanna is strangled by a tentacled blob who is all teeth and tentacles. Ka-Zar goes insane with grief and kills the blob. It is found out that the lemur is an alien being who arrived to play a game. The game is one alien turns into a creature native to the planet and the other keeps their natural form and tries to kill the one that is masquerading. So now that the game is over the beings turn back time to before they arrived so that everyone is still alive. They grant Ka-Zar his memories of what has happened. So he greets Shanna with a newfound happiness…

“Tales of Zabu! – Of Kith and Kin”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Zabu leaves young Ka-Zar sleeping in a cave as he goes in search of Kulu berries. They have healing powers and heal Zabu in no time. Now he just has to fight the crocodile that attacked him.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #17 – August 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Ron Frenz, Steve Mitchell, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “Tag, You’re It!”, Ka-Zar the Detective? Get ready for the most off beat Ka-Zar adventure of all. After reading a mystery magazine Ka-Zar’s wish to experience the thrills of a true detective story become all too real.

“Tales of Zabu! – Of Kith and Kin continued…”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Continues to explore Zabu’s reasons for rescuing Ka-Zar. He at one time debates the wisdom of saving the young lad since he is so similar to the hated Man-Apes. Luckily he sees that Ka-Zar is different and so the beginning of a beautiful relationship is born.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #18 – September 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Armando Gil, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “A Stranger in Paradise”, Ka-Zar has a surprise for Shanna. A new treehouse with indoor plumbing. This happiness is interrupted by the arrival of an expedition. A Dr. Cortland has arrived on a botanical expedition to the Savage Land. His trophy wife Ramona Cortland is a real bitch. She flirts openly with Ka-Zar and this makes Shanna insecure. Ka-Zar seems to have little interest in Ramona but is fascinated by stories of New York. Just when the expedition is about to leave Ramona gets into a fight with Shanna. She tries to shoot Shanna with her pistol but a stray shot ends up right in Ka-Zar’s forehead. Dr. Cortland states that a doctor in Manhattan is the only one who can save him. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.

“Tales of Zabu! – Fly Now, Pay Later Part I”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Zabu is a bit annoyed with Ka-Zar. The young boy wants to keep jumping in a pool of water. He constantly chats and splashed Zabu when all he wants to do is get some rest. Zabu’s anger turns to worry when the expected splash doesn’t occur. A pterodactyl has grabbed the young Ka-Zar and is taking him away.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #19 – October 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Brent Anderson, Armando Gil, & Don Warfield. Cover by Brent Anderson.

Next in “I’ll Take Manhattan”, Ka-Zar wakes up in NY after being shot in the head with no memories; Zabu scapes from Zoo and goes after Ka-Zar, with Shanna following him. In prison, Ramona releases Kraven and pays him to hunt Ka-Zar alive for her, and Kraven accepts only to prove to Calypso he can hunt Spider-Man alone for her. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.

“Tales of Zabu! – Fly Now, Pay Later Part II”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Zabu goes after the pterodactyl that carried off the young Ka-Zar. He comes to a cliff and climbs the sheer side. Now he reaches the top and sees the pterodactyl about to feed Ka-Zar to its young.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #20 – Novembver 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Ron Frenz, Armando Gil, & Don Warfield. Cover by Ron Frenz & Armando Gil.

Next in “New York, New York”, Suffering from amnesia and wounded, Ka-Zar roams the streets of the Big Apple lost and alone. Now, the Amazing Spider-Man’s arch foe Kraven the Hunter will track the concrete jungle in search of the most dangerous game, Ka-Zar Lord of the Savage Land. The hunt ensues in New York. Kraven finds Ka-Zar and severely beats him, because of the bullet inside Ka-Zar’s head. Ka-Zar manages to escape but at the end, Ka-Zar stays down after a huge jump and the pain in his head, while Zabu, Shanna, Kraven and Ramona are all around him and jump towards him. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #21 – December 1982
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Ron Frenz, Mel Candido, & George Roussos. Cover by Ron Frenz.

Next in “It’s A Jungle Out There!”, This is it…the final confrontation between Kraven the Hunter and Ka-Zar Lord of the Savage Land. Is this the end of Ka-Zar? And what does the Amazing Spider-Man have to do with all this? Guest starring Spider-Man. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.

“Tales of Zabu! – Obstacle Course”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Zabu has climbed the mountain just in time to rescue the young Ka-Zar from getting fed to recently hatched pterandon chicks. He manages to not go over the edge but the pterandon knocks them both over and they start to fall…
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Ka-Zar The Savage #22 – January 1983
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Ron Frenz, Mel Candido, & George Roussos. Cover by Ron Frenz & Armando Gil.

Next in “Shanna the Savage!”, Ka-Zar the Savage is dead. And Zabu, too. Long live “Shanna the Savage!”. Ka-Zar is dead and Shanna is mourning. Peter Parker takes her back home to look after her. It is here that she receives the news that Zabu is dead. Shanna goes nuts and hijacks a taxi and drives to the zoo with the police in hot pursuit. At the zoo she learns that Ramona Cortland is responsible for killing Zabu and releases the animals in the cages. The police manage to subdue her and lock her up in a straight jacket at Bellvue. Spider-man breaks her out and takes her back to Peter’s place. When he changes back to Peter he finds out that Shanna has taken off again. She goes to the apartment of the Cortlands so she can kill Ramona. She tries to kill Ramona but its an impostor in a wig. Dr. Cortland comes back and shoots Shanna. They leave the apartment with Shanna apparently shot dead. Guest appearance by Spider-Man. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.

“Tales of Zabu! – Freefall”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Zabu and Ka-Zar are falling from the cliff of the pterandon. They go into the river and Zabu drags the unconscious Ka-Zar out. Zabu steps into a trap that pins his paw to the ground. It was set by Maa-gor and he is there ready to spear the pinned Zabu…
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Ka-Zar The Savage #23 – February 1983
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Bob Hall, Armando Gil, & George Roussos. Cover by Armando Gil.

Next in “Resurrection!”, Ka-Zar lives… On the heels of a brutal confrontation with Kraven the Hunter climaxing in Ka-Zar’s death, Spider-Man is left to tend to a wounded Shanna the She-Devil. Meanwhile, Ka-Zar’s body and Zabu are spirited away by agents of the Advanced Idea Mechanics (A.I.M.), who revive Ka-Zar in order to retrieve an experimental explosive in Casablanca. An implant in Kevin Plunder’s skull and his ignorance of Shanna’s fate allows Ramona Starr to coerce him into carrying out A.I.M.’s will, as well as to satisfy her sexually. The story is continued in the next issue, as Ka-Zar and Ramona come under fire from the explosive’s possessor. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.

“Tales of Zabu! – Good-Bye Forever”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Maa-Gor apparently kills Zabu and takes young Ka-Zar back to his village to raise as his own son.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #24 – March 1983
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Bob Hall, Armando Gil, & George Roussos. Cover by Armando Gil.

Next in”On Death and Dying…!”, Ramona, a high ranking member of A.I.M. (Advanced Idea Mechanics), wants the man called Sheiber, and to accomplish this she has brought Ka-Zar to a remote desert location.

Ka-Zar has been coerced by the duplicitous Ramona Starr of A.I.M. to help obtain an experimental explosive compound from an international criminal known as Shreiber.But things escalate when the jungle lord realizes that his home the Savage Land is targeted for destruction. Meanwhile, Shanna the She-Devil recovers from a gunshot wound in the home of Peter Parker, and believing Ka-Zar, her love, to be dead, makes a drastic decision to be reunited with him. Peter Parker attempts to help Shanna cope with the loss of Kevin Plunder. Guest-starring Spider-Man. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.

“Tales of Zabu! – A Savage is Born”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Young Ka-Zar and Zabu have been separated from one another, but the sabre tooth is being watched.

Pin-Up featuring Ka-Zar, Shanna, and Zabu against the demon hordes of Belasco.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #25 – April 1983
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Ron Frenz, Armando Gil, & Andy Yanchus. Cover by Armando Gil & Ron Frenz.

Next in “The Dead Who Walk”, Ka-Zar is dying. The jungle Lord has endured much to return to his beloved Shanna and see her one last time before he falls. And the only thing standing in his way is…Spider-Man? Witness the fight you never thought you’d see, Ka-Zar vs. Spider-man. Guest-starring Spider-Man. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.

“Tales of Zabu! – My Brother’s Killer!”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

Zabu is recovering from his wounds by feeding on the vultures that came to eat him. A man-ape from Maa-gor’s tribe sees him and goes back to tell Maa-gor. This does not make him happy and so with a dazed Ka-Zar in tow goes to the spot where he left Zabu for dead. When they get there Maa-gor decides to let his adopted son Ka-Zar kill Zabu. So a dazed Ka-Zar charges with spear upraised.

Pin-Up featuring Ka-Zar trapped by Mike Hernandez & Armando Gil.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #26 – May 1983
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Ron Frenz, Armando Gil, & George Roussos. Cover by Ron Frenz & Armando Gil.

Next in “Escape from New York!”, Ka-Zar battles Spider-Man, rescues Shanna, and returns to the Savage Land. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.

“Tales of Zabu! – The Final Blow”
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Val Mayerick.

A young Ka-Zar has his mind controlled by Maa-Gor, who wants the boy to kill Zabu the sabretooth. At the end Ka-Zar escapes from the control and kills Maa-Gor.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #27 – August 1983
Written by Bruce Jones. Art by Armando Gil & George Roussos. Cover by Armando Gil.

Next in “Twisted Corridors”, Back in the Savage Land, Ka-Zar and Shanna’s only hope of survival lays in the hands of Buth and the advanced science of Aerie-Shalehn. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #28 – October 1983
Written by Michael Carlin w/ Bruce Jones. Art by Armando Gil, Mike Mignola, & George Roussos. Cover by Armando Gil.

Next in “Trouble in Paradise”, Ka-Zar proposes to Shanna and doesn’t get the answer you’d expect, and then goes on a suicide mission to save all of Pangea. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #29 – December 1983
Written by Michael Carlin. Art by Ron Frenz, Armando Gil, & George Roussos. Cover by Armando Gil.

Next in “A Match Made in Hell!”, The wedding of Ka-Zar and Shanna! A special double-sized issue to celebrate the big event! See Zabu in black tie and tail! Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #30 – February 1984
Written by Michael Carlin. Art by Mary Wilshire, Ricardo Villamonte, Carlos Garzon, & George Roussos. Cover by Mary Wilshire & Carlos Garzon.

Next in “… Or for Worse!”, Pangea War II? Betcha didn’t even know there was a first one! Now that Ka-Zar and Shanna are married, there’s still war in Pangea, and Ka-Zar and Shanna are two of its first prisoners! And with the grudge that the Pterons have against our Jungle Lord, you know he’s in big trouble! It’s a tale of a strange honeymoon! Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #31 – April 1984
Written by Michael Carlin. Art by Paul Neary, John Beatty, & George Roussos. Cover by Paul Neary.

Next in “Pack Up Your Troubles!”, Ka-Zar and Shanna have brought peace to Pangea but at the cost of the jungle lord’s trust in its people. Now all he wants to do is return with Shanna and Zabu to his home in the Savage Land. However, evil lurks in the shadows. There are those that intend to see that Ka-Zar and Shanna never reach their destination alive. Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #32 – June 1984
Written by Michael Carlin. Art by Paul Neary, Marie Severin, Carlos Garzon, & George Roussos. Cover by Paul Neary & Joe Rubinstein.

Next in “He Ain’t Heavy…”, What will married life be like for Shanna and Ka-Zar? What they fantasize turns out to be far different than what they find–when the Plunderer has seized control of the Savage Land! And even he is not what he seems!

Pin-Up featuring Shanna The She-Devil by Mary Wilshire.
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Ka-Zar The Savage #33 – August 1984
Written by Michael Carlin. Art by Paul Neary, Carlos Garzon, & George Roussos. Cover by Paul Neary.

Next in “Brother, Can You Spare a Mine?”, The Plunderer has just discovered a new supply of anti-metal! And unless Ka-Zar and Shanna can stop him from selling it to the highest bidder, world-wide chaos will result! But Ka-Zar and Shanna would never act against one of their own family–or would they?
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Ka-Zar The Savage #34 – October 1984
Written by Michael Carlin. Art by Paul Neary, Carlos Garzon, & George Roussos. Cover by Paul Neary.

Finally in “Savage in a Strange Land”, Final issue. For this farewell, you’ll see Ka-Zar transported to another dimension–but what awaits the Jungle Lord in the Land of Cancelled Heroes–we cannot say! You will not want to be without this once-in-a-lifetime event! Features a Wrap-a-round Cover.
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Comics lot contains: Ka-Zar The Savage (1981 – 1984) Issues #1-34.  Marvel Comics

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All First Printings
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Publication Date: 1981 – 1984
Format per comic: FC, 32 pages, Comic, 10.25″ x 6.5″
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Collectible Entertainment note: Comics 1 to 34 are in Fine to Very Fine condition. Nice Set! Please See Scans!! A must have for any serious Ka-Zar The Savage collector and/or enthusiast. A fun & entertaining read. Highly Recommended.

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