"Long before Bul-Kathos became known as the father of barbarians, he was father to only two: his twin children Naarah and Hiram. Naarah followed her father's path and became a great fighter, but the ways of their tribe never came naturally to Hiram. After years on walkabout, Hiram returns to his family, having discovered a new way . . . and a new power he seeks to claim with his father's help."--

About the Author: Arcudi, John John Arcudi has engaged readers for decades with his stories, working with every major publisher on a wide range of genres. From Major Bummer and the Doom Patrol at DC, The New Avengers and Savage Wolverine at Marvel, Two Moons and Rumble at Image Comics, and a twelve-year run as the writer on B.P.R.D at Dark Horse, among many others, he boasts one of the most durable and consistent careers in comics. This is his first contribution to the Diablo Universe. Borges, Geraldo Geraldo Borges is a Brazilian comic artist active in the international comics market since 2007. He has been working for some of the most important American companies like DC Comics ( Justice League, Aquaman, Nightwing, Batman & Robin Eternal, Superman, Wonder Woman, Mortal Kombat X), Marvel (Wolverine, Darth Vader: Dark Visions, Star Wars: Tie Fighter, X-Men Gold, X-Men Black: Apocalypse, Nova), Dark Horse ( Angel, Ghost), and Dynamite ( Pathfinder). He's also founder of the art academy Quadriños Estudio Chile, and ArtistGO agency. Gist, E M E. M. Gist began his study of art with Jeff Watts in 1996. Three years later, Erik's training developed into teaching where he is now one of the lead instructors at Watts Atelier of the Arts. Gist began his career as a professional artist in 1998, eventually transitioning into genre illustration, and he painted his first comic cover in 2007. Erik's clients include Dark Horse Comics, Marvel Comics, DC Comics, BOOM! Studios, Disney Entertainment, TOR Publishing, Wizards of the Coast, Upperdeck, and Palladium Books. His work has been exhibited in Spectrum: the best in contemporary fantastic art for over a decade, including a nomination in the Comic category in 2019. Erik has been a finalist for the Illie Award, Chesley Award, Rondo Award, and Pulp Ark Award. He won the Horror Comics Award for best cover in 2012, the Robert E. Howard Foundation "Rankin" award, gold and silver SILA West awards in 2021 and repeated as a gold medal winner in 2022. Recently you can see his work on the covers of numerous comics from Marvel, DC, BOOM!, Magic the Gathering cards, as well as many other publications.

Format: Hardcover | Pages: 80 | Publication Date: 2023-07-11