Comic Title: Arak/Son of Thunder #10
Publisher: DC (DC Comics Inc.)
Address: 75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY
Cover Date: June 1982
On Sale Date: March 4, 1982 Newsstand Date March 4, 1982
Source: House Ad, Arak/Son of Thunder #10, Page 22

Newsstand Date March 4, 1982
Source: Comic Reader, #199

Newsstand Date March 4, 1982
Source: DC Coming Attractions, #64

Newsstand Date March 4, 1982
Source: Comics Journal, #71

Newsstand Date March 4, 1982
Source: Amazing Heroes, #9

Copyright Date February 9, 1982
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1982
DC publication dates beyond April 1981 listed by the LoC
represent shipping dates NOT newsstand sale dates

Shipping Date February 9, 1982
Source: DC Coming Attractions, #64

Frequency: Monthly
Cover Price: $0.60
Page Count: 32
Editor: Laurie S. Sutton

Title: "The Last Centaur"
Pages: 18

Feature(s):
Arak

Writer: Roy Thomas
Penciller: Ernie Colon
Inker/Letterer: Alfredo P. Alcala
Colorist: Adrienne Roy

Feature Character(s)

• Arak (last appearance in Arak/Son of Thunder #9; next appearance in Arak/Son of Thunder #11)

Supporting Character(s)

• Valda (last appearance in Arak/Son of Thunder #9; next appearance in Arak/Son of Thunder #11)
• Satyricus (a satyr; not named in this story; next appearance in Arak/Son of Thunder #11)

Villain(s)

• Brutius (captain of a group of Byzantine guardsmen; next appearance in Arak/Son of Thunder #11)
• Several soldiers (Thiodon named; next appearance in Arak/Son of Thunder #11)

Other Character(s)

• Khiron (a centaur; next appearance in Arak/Son of Thunder #11)

Cameo Appearance(s)

• Hadrian (in flashback to the first story of Arak/Son of Thunder #9)
• Josephus (in flashback)

Comments:
This story continues in the first story of Arak/Son of Thunder #11.

Synopsis:
Arak and Valda continue on their journey to Byzantium. On a mountain trail they encounter a group of soldiers led by Brutius. The soldiers mistake the travelers as Slavs and a battle ensues. Arak and Valda are captured, and Brutius destroys the letters from Carolus Magnus and Pope Hadrian. He then plans to kill both of them.

The murders are interrupted by the sounds of piping. The soldiers immediately mount their horses and ride off. Arak and Valda are then released by a satyr who quickly runs off. The warriors climb the nearby mountain which is Mount Olympus and rest for the night.

Valda awakens to the sound of pipes. She rises and becomes entranced by the satyr. When Arak awakens, Valda is gone, and he is confronted by a centaur named Khiron. The centaur chases Arak up the mountain before the indian finally turns the tables. The fight ends, then Khiron shows Arak faces carved in the mountainside. One of the faces is Arak's.