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Barbarienne (Harrier)

    (Harrier, 1987-1988)
™ and ©1987 Harrier Publishing

One of the more fascinating aspects of this black-and-white sword-and-sorcery series is the sense of timelessness—there is no reference to specific place or period, plus the lack of color successfully enhances the eeriness of the setting. All you’re given is that you are in a city that includes a large castle and if you look closely, the fortress includes parts that would make one think Buck Rodgers as well as Camelot. Same thing with the garb worn by the lead characters: Charol is a mercenary, a young woman who dons a single piece skin-tight body suit with black leather boots, while her partner, Memree (whom Charol rescued from the castle’s dark dungeon) is a scantly clad babe who could easily be seen in the arms of a barbarian from a time-lost land. For the matter, this whole story might even be taking place on another planet—who knows?
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  • 1
    #1
    Mar 1987
    Cover: $1.95
    W: Martin Lock  ·  A: Nick Neocleous
    Adult; B&W
    2 copies from $3.98
  • 2
    #2
    May 1987
    Cover: $1.95
    W: Martin Lock  ·  A: Nick Neocleous
    Adult
    3 copies from $3.98
  • 3
    #3
    Jul 1987
    Cover: $1.95
    Adult
    No copies available
  • 4
    #4
    Nov 1987
    Cover: $1.95
    W: Martin Lock  ·  A: Nick Neocleous
    Adult; B&W
    No copies available
  • 5
    #5
    Jan 1988
    Cover: $1.95
    Adult
    No copies available
  • 6
    #6
    Apr 1988
    Cover: $1.95
    W: Martin Lock  ·  A: John Marshall
    Versus Cuirass; Adult
    No copies available
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    #7
    Jul 1988
    Cover: $1.95
    W: Martin Lock  ·  A: John Marshall
    Versus Cuirass; Adult; B&W
    No copies available
  • 8
    #8
    Nov 1988
    Cover: $1.95
    Versus Cuirass; Adult; B&W
    No copies available