Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. shared a sneak peek at the upcoming webstrip comic, The Eternal Savage by New Pulp Writer Martin Powell and New Pulp Artist Steven E Gordon.
The Eternal Savage is a Perilous Romance of the Undying Past.
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