Description: Illustrated throughout by Eisner Award nominee Tim Bradstreet and by Jim and Ruth Keegan, this complete collection of Robert E. Howard's desert adventures features the wily El Borak, one of Howard's very first creations. Inspired by the exotic fiction that he so fervently read, Howard imagined a Texan named Francis Xavier Gordon--"El Borak"--an adventurer fighting renegades, czars, and skilled warriors in the deserts of the East. The volume also includes some of Howard's collaborations with Kirby O'Donnell. All the stories in this volume have been restored to the earliest, most definitive versions available today, like the other collections in Del Rey's Robert E. Howard library, of which there are now more than 300,000 copies in print. These fully illustrated volumes have been some of the most eagerly received Howard editions in decades.

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