Kazar and his wife, Shanna, are raising their young son in the Savage Land. However, Shanna keeps on finding out that Kazar is using modern technology to entertain himself. She's ticked off because they made an agreement to live without modern devices. Then, a mercenary shows up, looking for Kazar. This guy, who trained with Kraven the Hunter, was by Kazar's evil brother in New York City. He kidnaps their son and he and Shanna have to leave, venturing out into the Anarctic landscape. They also end up going to New York city to stop the continued threat of Kazar's evil sibling and run into the Rhino.
This all left me disappointed, as I remember how much I enjoyed the Bruce Jones scripted series in the 80's. The book just lacks the fun and excitement of those earlier comics.
Kazar and his wife, Shanna, are raising their young son in the Savage Land. However, Shanna keeps on finding out that Kazar is using modern technology to entertain himself. She's ticked off because they made an agreement to live without modern devices. Then, a mercenary shows up, looking for Kazar. This guy, who trained with Kraven the Hunter, was by Kazar's evil brother in New York City. He kidnaps their son and he and Shanna have to leave, venturing out into the Anarctic landscape. They also end up going to New York city to stop the continued threat of Kazar's evil sibling and run into the Rhino.
