Apache #18 Slow Dying

This paperback copy of "Apache #18: Slow Dying" shows significant signs of wear, including water stains on the pages and general aging. The binding remains intact, and the cover features the striking illustration by John Alvin. There is no dust jacket as typical for paperbacks, and the book does not contain any inscriptions or library markings.

"Apache #18: Slow Dying" by William M. James is a gripping installment in the compelling Apache series, first published in 1980 by Pinnacle Books, Inc., Los Angeles. This first printing features the vivid cover art of John Alvin, capturing the intense narrative of warrior Cuchillo Oro on a vengeful path against those who violate Indian code. As a part of the Western fiction genre, this book delves into the themes of justice and cultural conflict, providing readers with a raw and authentic portrayal of the Apache experience. The book is a first edition, making it a valuable find for collectors of vintage Western novels. Its scarcity and unique cover illustration contribute to its desirability. The physical condition shows signs of wear, with noticeable water stains and aging, yet it remains intact for reading and collection purposes.