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| Book Title | Tooth and claw |
| Series | Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealer |
| Genre | Fantasy |
| Author | James Silke |
| Publisher | Tor Fantasy |
| Published | 1989 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition | Good |
| Condition Notes | Good mass market paperback. Moderate shelf and reading wear with noticeable edge rubbing, corner wear, cover creasing, and spine wear. There is a diagonal crease across the lower front cover and light stress creasing along the spine. The binding appears sound, making this a solid collectible reading copy. |
| Condition | Good |
The Death Dealer, Gath of Baal, continues his relentless struggle against the forces of darkness while bound to the cursed Horned Helmet. Ancient gods, monstrous beasts, powerful sorcerers, and terrifying demons threaten the fragile balance of the world. As Gath’s legend grows, so does the terrible price of wielding the Death Dealer’s supernatural power, forcing him toward a destiny that may ultimately consume both hero and monster alike.
EugeneBookStore Summary
The third installment of the Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealer saga continues James Silke’s faithful expansion of one of fantasy’s most iconic characters. Inspired by Frank Frazetta’s legendary paintings, Tooth and Claw delivers everything fans expect from classic sword-and-sorcery: brutal battles, ancient magic, monstrous adversaries, and a larger-than-life antihero. For collectors of Frazetta artwork and Conan-style fantasy, this remains one of the cornerstone novels of the Death Dealer mythos.
Collector Notes
Tooth and Claw is the third novel in the four-book Frank Frazetta’s Death Dealer series. Like the previous volumes, it was written by James Silke in close collaboration with Frank Frazetta’s vision of the Death Dealer character. The cover proudly notes “First Publication in Any Form,” making the Tor paperback the true first edition. Matching first-printing Tor editions of all four books have become increasingly collectible, particularly among fans of Frank Frazetta’s artwork and classic 1980s sword-and-sorcery fiction.
