Ka-Zar #17
1998
- Series
- Ka-Zar
- Issue
- 17
- Cover date
- Sep 1, 1998
- Story title
- Misery
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Where it came from
Ka-Zar #17 was published in 1975 as part of the Marvel Comics series featuring the titular jungle lord, Kevin Plunder. This issue continued the character's narrative within the Savage Land, a prehistoric preserve hidden within Antarctica. During this period of the 1970s, Marvel was actively expanding its roster of pulp-inspired adventure titles, leaning into the sword-and-sorcery aesthetic that proved popular with readers of the era.
The issue features work by writer Doug Moench and illustrator Val Mayerik. Mayerik's approach focused on dynamic, gritty depictions of the Savage Land's environment, emphasizing the brutal survivalist themes central to Ka-Zar's character development. The book was received as a standard installment in a mid-tier Marvel title, appreciated by fans of the publisher's genre diversification efforts during the decade.
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