Russell Walks

Limited to 1977 copies.

The latest in Andreas' tales of the ever-intriguing and endlessly enigmatic Rork premieres this issue with "Rork: Capricorn," and the Jean-Michel Charlier/Moebius saga of gunslinging, greed, and true love continues with "Blueberry: Arizona Love." This issue also features Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia," who analyzes age-related behavior in cats; a sequel to Rick Geary's observations of life, the universe, and everything in "Galaxy II"; another irreverent sci-fi sampling starring Cailleteau & Vatine's "Stan Pulsar," and a beautifully painted cover by Russell Walks.

Our intrepid archaeologist finds himself South America-bound in this exciting new tale of the adventures of Indiana Jones. A priceless ancient treasure, part of the Chimu Taya Arms of Gold, is delivered to Professor Francisca Uribe Del Arco, a charming if mysterious colleague of Indy's, leading the two to embark on a voyage by sea to Buenos Aires. Romance may be in the air, but so is trouble, as Indy and Francisca soon discover!

Indiana Jones lands in Buenos Aires with the lovely Francisca, hot on the trail of Francisca's brother, who holds the key to the ancient Chimu Taya Arms of Gold. Problem is, Francisca's brother has disappeared. With no lead in sight, Indy goes dancing -- only to find that a knife-throwing entertainer has the intrepid adventurer dead in his sights.

After a plane crash in which Indiana Jones and the beautiful Francisca are the only survivors, the two adventurers are captured by a menacing group of Incan natives -- who lead the pair straight to Francisca's brother, who holds the key to the priceless Chimu Taya Arms of Gold. Unfortunately, he also holds a big grudge against Indy, and our intrepid archaeologist now finds himself being offered to ancient Incan gods as an all-too-human sacrifice!

With the help of a mysterious Incan stranger, Indiana Jones sets out to rescue Francisca and recover the Chimu Taya Arms of Gold, both in the hands of Francisca's crazed brother Felipe. Unfortunately, Felipe and his followers wind up being the least of Indy's problems when an earthquake threatens certain death for everyone!

This all-new adventure has Indy in the middle of an archeological dig during the World War II German invasion of Greece where he stumbles across an ancient order of mystics who are seeking the fabled Fleece once used by Jason to bring power and prosperity to an empire. When things begin to get dicey, Jones is rescued by Omphale, the strong-willed daughter of a Greek cargo pilot, and by the time Indy figures out what's going on, he's got the Turkish secret police, the ancient sect, and the entire German army out to get him and his findings! This action adventure gives our hero one of the most harrowing experiences of his life as he is forced to attempt his escape on... a bicycle!? The plane ride to Istanbul has got to be easier than this!

This second issue of an all-new Indiana Jones adventure finds Jones and his newfound companion, Omphale, plunging toward their deaths in a stolen German war plane while being pusued by the Cult of Hecate, an ancient order of mystics seeking the fabled Golden Fleece! If Indy survives the plane crash, he still has to beat them to the fleece, stay one step ahead of the cult, and keep out of sight of the police and the Germans! It's all in a day's work when you're Indiana Jones!

The Sea Witch has been killed and all fingers point to Indy! What he desperately needs now is an ally and a place to hide. He may have found the former in the person of Cairo, a femme fatale who holds the key to clearing his name. But the latter might not be possible in the legendary graveyard of ships, where treachery is omnipresent and escape is hopeless!

The Sargasso Sea lies far behind, and Lawton and his seafaring brigands have filled their ship's hold to bursting with ill-gotten loot. There's nobody to stop them from taking their booty back to dry land to spend it. Nobody, except for Indiana Jones, the beautiful femme fatale known as Cairo, and the dreaded Sea Witch, the rightful owner of the pilfered treasure -- assuming the three of them can take on an entire ship of bloodthirsty pirates!

Autographed and licensed, created for Star Wars Celebration V.

One of three 24 x 36 inch posters that form a triptych, all of which are numbered and autographed; limited to an edition of 500.