Ka-Zar #19
1998
- Series
- Ka-Zar
- Issue
- 19
- Cover date
- Nov 1, 1998
- Story title
- Only the Beast Survives
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Ka-Zar #19, published in 1975, represents a significant chapter in the Savage Land saga during Marvel Comics' Bronze Age. The series centered on Kevin Plunder, a Tarzan-inspired jungle lord navigating the prehistoric hidden world of Antarctica. This issue served as part of the broader narrative exploration of his isolationist struggle and internal conflict between his aristocratic heritage and his life as a primal protector.
The issue featured the creative work of writer Doug Moench and artist Val Mayerik. Mayerik’s visual approach emphasized the gritty, untamed environment of the Savage Land, utilizing heavy ink work to heighten the tension of the jungle setting. The title was received as a solid entry in Marvel's adventure line, celebrated by readers for its ability to balance high-stakes action with the character's melancholic search for identity.
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