Turok, Son of Stone #51

Turok and Andar are taken captive by the reclusive Beaver Men, who dwell in submerged mounds and view them as threats. With their lives on the line, Turok proposes a dangerous bargain: he’ll help them defeat a monstrous honker if they spare him and Andar. Using cunning and a clever trap, he proves his worth—but knowing the Beaver Men won’t keep their word, he and Andar make a swift escape after the hunt.

In "The Wings of Flight," the ancient skies of prehistoric Earth witness the rise of a true avian pioneer: Ichthyornis, a remarkable creature that walks on land, swims on the sea's surface, and soars with the freedom of a bird born to fly. This brief, vivid glimpse into the past captures a pivotal moment in evolution, where the struggle for survival gives way to the triumph of flight.

In "The Red Scourge," Turok and Andar arrive at a desperate fishing tribe plagued by a relentless swarm of flesh-stripping fish that threaten their survival. With the medicine man blaming the gods, Turok uses his wits to devise a plan—building a dam to trap the horde, then using crushed poisonous roots to end the threat.