The Lost Valley Of Iskander: Robert E. Howard

It lay hidden from the world, beyond the far ranges of the Himalayas. Yolgan, forbidden city of unspeakable vengeance and unimaginable treasure, where the goddess Yasmeena waits for the only force on earth that can free her - the blade of the blue-eyed desert warrior, El Borak - The Swift, so-named for his uncanny prowess with the gun, the knife and the sword. It was a name that was woven into the legends from Teheran to Bombay. Here is the tale of how El Borak discovered the descendants of Alexander the Great's soldiers who had remained isolated for centuries in the mountains. And how, with the aid of Bardylis of Attalus and the Sons of Iskander, El Borak plotted the downfall of his implacable enemy - the renegade Hunyadi. Also in this volume - two other El Borak adventures: The Daughter of Erlik Khan and Hawk of the Hills. Cover art by Ken Kelly.