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Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger.
A FEARLESS SEAMAN AND A WICKED SORCERESS MAKE A SINISTER VOYAGE INTO THE UNKNOWN!
Captain Sinbad, dashing conqueror of the deep, battles the vicious witch Zenobia in a deadly regatta to a hidden valley at the end of the world!
The course is treacherous and full of dangers—a menacing wasp the size of a dog; a towering Minaton with the head of a bull and a body of steel; primitive troglodytes who inhabit the secret canyon; and a terrifying prehistoric tiger, frozen for thousands of years, who breaks the ice and unites with Zenobia to become a single creature!
Captain Sinbad, dashing conqueror of the deep, battles the vicious witch Zenobia in a deadly regatta to a hidden valley at the end of the world!
The course is treacherous and full of dangers—a menacing wasp the size of a dog; a towering Minaton with the head of a bull and a body of steel; primitive troglodytes who inhabit the secret canyon; and a terrifying prehistoric tiger, frozen for thousands of years, who breaks the ice and unites with Zenobia to become a single creature!
256 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 1977
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April 19, 2020
This is the novelization of the movie. It's a solid, competent job, readable and enjoyable, but without any real flair.
October 24, 2010
It started off pretty good, but I thought it sagged pretty badly toward the end. Maybe I just kind of lost interest. This is a novelization of the movie, of course, and stayed very close to that film. Not badly written but there were a few mistakes toward the end that suggested haste.
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August 23, 2008isbn,original
October 27, 2014
Passable sword and sorcery for the popcorn crowd.
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