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DragonMan: The Adventures of Luke Starr: With John Rhys-Davies, Mischa Barton, Kevin Sorbo, Antonio Sabato Jr.. Teenager Luke Starr appears to be living a rather dull uneventful life in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
- Fantasy
- Ted Lazaris
- John Rhys-Davies, Mischa Barton, Kevin Sorbo
- 1 min
DragonMan The Movie. Under the dazzling lights of the Great Circus Parade in Milwaukee, teenager Luke Starr’s life is forever altered when his girlfriend Tera and her brother Troy are mysteriously sucked into a cosmic portal. This portal isn’t just a gateway—it’s a breach into Spellville, a realm ensnared by the dark wizard Alaba’s ...
Nov 7, 2021 · Answer: In some way, shape or form their magical characters find a presence in Ted Lazaris's Dragonman, The Adventures of Luke Starr. The similarities are irreverent and fun; Dorothy's adventures in Oz (in Baum's outstanding series of books, not the 1939 MGM movie) are no more strange and fantastical than young Luke Starr's trek through the ...
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- Ted Lazaris
A fantasy addict and apprentice builder in New Orleans, struggling to make ends meet, he has long wished for an escape from the real world. Late one night, he and his brothers receive a surprise inheritance: a staff with a mysterious stone on top, a pair of rogue's bracers, and a sword that Will can barely lift.
Jun 17, 2004 · DragonMan The Adventures Of Luke Starr. Question: What do C.S. Lewis, L. Frank Baum, J.K. Rawlings, J.R.R. Tolkien and Stan Lee have in common? Answer: In some way, shape or form their magical characters find a presence in Ted Lazaris’s Dragonman, the Adventures of Luke Starr. The similarities are irreverent and fun; Dorothy’s adventures in ...
- Paperback
Amazon.com: DragonMan - The Adventures of Luke Starr: DragonMan Series, Book 1 (Audible Audio Edition): Ted Lazaris, Dan Curtis, Ted Lazaris: Books
Answer: In some way, shape or form their magical characters find a presence in Ted Lazaris's Dragonman, The Adventures of Luke Starr. The similarities are irreverent and fun; Dorothy's adventures in Oz (in Baum's outstanding series of books, not the 1939 MGM movie) are no more strange and fantastical than young Luke Starr's trek through the ...
- Paperback
- Ted Lazaris
