| Book Title | Lords of Destruction |
| Series | Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealer |
| Genre | Fantasy |
| Author | Frank Frazetta |
| Publisher | Tor Fantasy |
| Published | March 1992 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition | Good |
| Condition Notes | Good mass market paperback. Moderate shelf and reading wear with edge rubbing, cover creasing, corner wear, and moderate spine wear. The binding appears solid, and the pages remain clean and readable. A nice collectible reading copy of the second Death Dealer novel. |
| Condition | Good |
The cursed Death Dealer continues his brutal journey through a savage prehistoric world where dark gods, monstrous creatures, and powerful sorcerers wage endless war. Bound to the Horned Helmet that grants him unimaginable strength while threatening his soul, Gath of Baal must confront ancient evils determined to reshape the world. Every battle draws him deeper into the conflict between the forces of creation and destruction, where survival demands both unmatched courage and terrible sacrifice.
EugeneBookStore Summary
Lords of Destruction expands the mythos of Frank Frazetta’s iconic Death Dealer, blending James Silke’s gritty storytelling with the savage atmosphere that made Frazetta’s artwork legendary. Filled with brutal combat, ancient magic, and larger-than-life heroes and villains, the novel captures the spirit of classic sword-and-sorcery while continuing one of fantasy’s most recognizable licensed series.
Collector Notes
Published in 1989, Lords of Destruction is the second volume in the four-book Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealer series. Based on Frank Frazetta’s famous Death Dealer painting, the novels were written by James Silke, a close friend and collaborator of Frazetta. The series remains highly collectible among fans of fantasy art, Conan-style adventures, and 1980s heroic fantasy.