KI-GOR GOES TO WAR!
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| Artwork é Thomas Floyd |
HereâÂÂs a sneak peek at an illustration-in-progress by Thomas Floyd from KI-GOR THE JUNGLE LORD, “War of the Beast-Men”, written by Martin Powell.
Coming from Moonstone Books in 2013.
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