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Marchers of Valhalla

Donald M. Grant

Material type

Publication date: 1977

Introduction

This second edition from 1977 edition added one story and included dust-jacket and illustrations by Marcus Boas.

Marchers of Valhalla is a collection of three Fantasy novelettes by Robert E. Howard. It was first published in 1972 by Donald M. Grant, Publisher, Inc. in an edition of 1,654 copies with two stories. 

Notes

Second edition, adding another story and entirely new artwork in a much larger format. 
Eleven full color illustrations by Marcus Boas
Signed illustrated bookplate by Marcus Boas pasted down on the front endpaper.

Edition and production details

Edition
1st
Format
Hardcover with dust jacket (7.25 x 10.25 inches)
Publication date
1977
Pages
121
Publisher / imprint
Donald M. Grant
Cover art
Marcus Boas
Illustrations
Marcus Boas

7 contents entries

  1. "Marchers of Valhalla"
  2. Marchers of Valhalla • interior artwork by Marcus Boas artwork
  3. "The Grey God Passes"
  4. Marchers of Valhalla • [James Allison] • (1972) • novelette by Robert E. Howard 11 · novelette
  5. "The Thunder-Rider"
  6. The Grey God Passes • [Turlogh O'Brien] • (1962) • novelette by Robert E. Howard 79 · novelette
  7. The Thunder-Rider • (1972) • novelette by Robert E. Howard 145 · novelette

Contributors

Marcus Boas
Cover artist, Illustrator

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Preserved from the former REH World tagging system; these terms have not yet been assigned as contributors, characters or subjects.

Bibliographic and editorial layers

Howard Works source layer

Title
Marchers of Valhalla
Publisher
Donald M. Grant
Date
1977
Source file
marchersofvalhallagrant2nd.html

REH World editorial layer

Title
Marchers of Valhalla
Publisher
Donald M. Grant
Date
1977
Source provenance

This record combines the preserved Howard Works bibliography with a reviewed REH World editorial overlay. Editorial values are displayed when present; Howard Works remains the source and fallback.