Zagor's series is still published after 50 years. He is one of the most famous Tarzan-inspired characters from Italy. His stories feature a variety of ideas, themes, characters and situations. Many genres are found in these stories: western, fantasy and science fiction, above all. He is thought to be a supernatural entity by Native Americans, who call him "Spirito con la Scure" (Spirit with Hatchet). Zagor lives with his friend Cico (pronounced Chico) in the imaginary forest of Darkwood, in 19th western United States, inside a hut protected by quicksand and swamps. He is the ultimate protector of the forest and of Native Americans and bears an Indian hatchet (fitted with a round stone) and a gun as weapons.
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| - Zagor's series is still published after 50 years. He is one of the most famous Tarzan-inspired characters from Italy. His stories feature a variety of ideas, themes, characters and situations. Many genres are found in these stories: western, fantasy and science fiction, above all. He is thought to be a supernatural entity by Native Americans, who call him "Spirito con la Scure" (Spirit with Hatchet). Zagor lives with his friend Cico (pronounced Chico) in the imaginary forest of Darkwood, in 19th western United States, inside a hut protected by quicksand and swamps. He is the ultimate protector of the forest and of Native Americans and bears an Indian hatchet (fitted with a round stone) and a gun as weapons.
- Zagor is the main protagonist of the "Zagor" comic series. His name is Patrick Wilding and he was raised by a loving family with a father that had lots of contact with the Indians. After his parents' death thanks to Salomon Kinsky and a group of Abeniki Indians (And Zagor's revenge that cost him Wandering Fitzy, the man that took care of him after his parents' death), Zagor started to dedicate his life to the law, the safety of people, and peace. He mainly works in the fictional forest of Darkwood, living in a hut with his companion Chico.
- Alias No information Origin No information Occupation No information Powers/Skills No information Hobby No information Goals No information Type of Villain No information Oldoran Zagor is a powerful dark wizard and the most emblematic villain of the successful series of gamebooks Fighting Fantasy. He is indeed the only Fighting Fantasy villain to appear in three different books, and the villain of the first book of the series. (This is also one of the first gamebooks ever written, and sets the bases of the world of Titan, ancestor of sorts to the Warhammer universe itself.)
- Zagor was a being who trained Gary Seven, and probably was the one who sent him to Earth. He was not Human, but he took on the countenance of an old man when he dealt with Seven or any other Human. That way no operative could ever reveal who had sent them. Zagor warned Seven to keep an eye on young Khan Noonien Singh and others like him, as well as detect any attempts to interfere with the timeline. (TOS - Strange New Worlds 10 short story: "Time Line")
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| - Sergio Bonelli; Gallieno Ferri
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- To take over the continent of Allansia
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- *Legend of Zagor
- *Return to Firetop Mountain
- *The Warlock of Firetop Mountain
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- *Third book: gains enormous demonic power and physical strength
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| - Zagor was a being who trained Gary Seven, and probably was the one who sent him to Earth. He was not Human, but he took on the countenance of an old man when he dealt with Seven or any other Human. That way no operative could ever reveal who had sent them. Zagor warned Seven to keep an eye on young Khan Noonien Singh and others like him, as well as detect any attempts to interfere with the timeline. (TOS - Strange New Worlds 10 short story: "Time Line") While he does describe his people, it would seem that he was a member of the Aegis, even though his race was not stated. It is also possible that he could have been from another race who was in the same position as Gary Seven, working for the Aegis.
- Zagor's series is still published after 50 years. He is one of the most famous Tarzan-inspired characters from Italy. His stories feature a variety of ideas, themes, characters and situations. Many genres are found in these stories: western, fantasy and science fiction, above all. He is thought to be a supernatural entity by Native Americans, who call him "Spirito con la Scure" (Spirit with Hatchet). Zagor lives with his friend Cico (pronounced Chico) in the imaginary forest of Darkwood, in 19th western United States, inside a hut protected by quicksand and swamps. He is the ultimate protector of the forest and of Native Americans and bears an Indian hatchet (fitted with a round stone) and a gun as weapons.
- Zagor is the main protagonist of the "Zagor" comic series. His name is Patrick Wilding and he was raised by a loving family with a father that had lots of contact with the Indians. After his parents' death thanks to Salomon Kinsky and a group of Abeniki Indians (And Zagor's revenge that cost him Wandering Fitzy, the man that took care of him after his parents' death), Zagor started to dedicate his life to the law, the safety of people, and peace. He mainly works in the fictional forest of Darkwood, living in a hut with his companion Chico.
- Alias No information Origin No information Occupation No information Powers/Skills No information Hobby No information Goals No information Type of Villain No information Oldoran Zagor is a powerful dark wizard and the most emblematic villain of the successful series of gamebooks Fighting Fantasy. He is indeed the only Fighting Fantasy villain to appear in three different books, and the villain of the first book of the series. (This is also one of the first gamebooks ever written, and sets the bases of the world of Titan, ancestor of sorts to the Warhammer universe itself.)
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