Arak, Son of Thunder #36
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Title: "The Turtle and the Serpent"
Pages: 5
Feature(s):
Arak
Writer: Roy Thomas
Writer: Danette Thomas
Artist: Gerald Forton
Letterer: L. Lois Buhalis
Colorist: Adrienne Roy
Feature Character(s)
Other Character(s)
- Star-of-Dawn (last appearance in Arak, Son of Thunder #34; no further appearances)
- Great White Owl (called White-Snow-Owl in this story; last appearance in Arak, Son of Thunder #35; no further appearances)
- Proud Elk (Arak's stepfather; no further appearances)
- Badger and several Quontaukan boys (last appearance in Arak, Son of Thunder #34; no further appearances)
- Dancing-Mist (a Quontaukan girl; no further appearances)
Comments:
This story takes place when Arak was a boy.
Synopsis:
Bright-Sky-After-Storm, who will one day be known as Arak, joins his stepfather Proud Elk in the capture of fish. Bright-Sky and other boys chase the fish downstream into baskets held by Proud Elk and the adults. Bright-Sky throws a rock which smashes Proud Elk's basket. He is upset with the boy, until White Owl points out that there was a deadly serpent in the basket. By throwing the rock Bright-Sky actually saved Proud Elk's life. Also in the basket is a turtle which is a good omen.
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