Zorro #6: Zorro's Fight for Life: Volume 6 (Zorro: The Complete Pulp Adventures)

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“McCulley was a first-rate talent, who could create a sense of time and place with ease, who fashioned vivid characters from stock material, who wrote action well and conveyed mood beautifully.” From the introduction by Max Allan Collins, author of Road to Perdition and the Quarry series. This volume features Zorro’s Fight for Life , originally published in West Magazine for April 1951 and never reprinted. Capitán Juan Ruelas had been at his new post for only a fortnight, but already was known as an extremist in brutality. He was certain the peons and natives sheltered Zorro, their masked defender. Don Estaban Santana relished the torture, and hatched a scheme to capture the vigilante and disgrace Don Diego Vega, unaware they were one and the same! Then Zorro had another challenger on his hands — Americano Pete Jordan, a loose cannon whose stubborn pride might kill them all! This edition includes sixteen short stories, originally published in West , Max Brand’s Western Magazine , and Short Stories For Men . Bold Venture Press offers the complete pulp adventures of Zorro in six volumes -- the only time the Zorro series has been reprinted in its entirety. Review: It's very nice to have the original stories back in print - I've been a Zorro fan since Walt Disney's Zorro was in it's first run on TV. It's very nice to have the original stories back in print. Review: Four Stars - Good read. Mcculley loses sight of sequence in follow up stories. But a good read nevertheless.