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DEJAH THORIS 11by *PaulRenaud

Cartoons & Comics / Traditional Media / Comics / Other

New storyline, new mood. Let's try blue!
Had a lot of fun doing this one. It's one of my fav that I've done on the series so far.

WARLORD OF MARS: DEJA THORIS #11
32 pages FC • $3.99 • Mature
Written by ROBERT PLACE NAPTON
Art by CARLOS RAFAEL
Covers by PAUL RENAUD (33%), ALÉ GARZA (33%), FABIANO NEVES (33%)
The Great Toonolian Marshes--one of the most feared places in Barsoom with 1800 miles of marsh land infested with exotic and dangerous creatures. It also possesses natural resources that Helium needs for its reconstruction. Dejah, along with her new pilot Kantos Kan, ventures into this foreboding region on an expeditionary mission. While there, Dejah is possessed by "the Boora Witch," one of the marshes' most dangerous residents. Unknown to anyone, The Witch takes control of Dejah and starts spinning a web that could destroy Helium once and for all! Dejah has overcome many enemies, but can she overcome the enemy within?

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~NathanChristopher Jan 25, 2012

je savais pas qu'elle était rouge....elle me rappelle Shaak Ti dans Star Wars....

~Anguiad Nov 16, 2011

What a fantastic cover. Hope the title and stuff do not mess with it.

By the way, is this series also an adaptation of the novels? Or is it a new story set in the world of the original?

*PaulRenaud Nov 28, 2011

Thanks! These are new stories that happened before John Carter arrived on Mars. I've read all the novels, and I think the writers are doing a great job here. Kudos to Arvid Nelson and Robert Place Napton!