Turok, Son of Stone Archives Volume 1 by Gaylord DuBois

Following this, they become ruthless hunters trying to contend with the demons and aliens that exist in the future world as well as various Lovecraftian abominations and high-tech future warriors. Turok and Andar are tossed into a post-apocalyptic future Earth, and a group of bionisaurs make it to Earth along with them. In the aftermath of the final battle between Mothergod and Valiant Universe heroes, the Lost Lands begin to disappear. She outfits Dinosaurs with intelligence-boosting implants, turning them into 'bionisaurs'. A psychotic super-powered being known as Mothergod, uses the Lost Land as the base of operations. A cosmic anomaly causes time in The Lost Lands to move in a self-contained loop (which means that while millions of years pass outside of it, inside it, time barely moves at all). The isolated valley became 'The Lost Lands' - a land where Demons, Dinosaurs and Aliens flourish and where 'Time has no meaning'.

Premise: Turok and Andar were now 18th century Native Americans. In this version, the concept and setting were altered. Valiant Comics Era 1993-1996 - Turok: Dinosaur Hunter (These comics would be adapted into the animated film Turok: Son of Stone.)ġ991 - Iguana Entertainment is founded in Sunnyvale, California. Then an avalanche permanently seals the way out, and the series begins anew. He is out, but he returns for Andar, who was wounded. Turok encounters a herd of horses, which he calls 'slim-legged creatures,' having no word for them, as the horse had not yet been introduced to the Americas by the Spanish), Turok scales the cliffs, and escapes the Lost Valley. Turok and Andar seek a way out of the canyon. Premise: Two Native American youths Turok and his brother Andar become trapped in an isolated canyon valley populated by dinosaurs. Western Publishing Era 1954-1982 - Turok: Son of Stone. This is to give newcomers to the series a history lesson of the Turok franchise from comics to games to film.

Turok, Son of Stone Archives Volume 1 by Gaylord DuBois