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Average 3.93
The Dark Tower
The Dark Tower tells the story of Roland Deschain, a lone gunslinger on the search for the elusive Dark Tower. Why he's looking for the Tower, no one knows. What he expects to find there, even he doesn't know. All he knows is that he must get there, at any cost.
Along the way Roland meets up with many characters, and encounters many strange places. Roland's world is moving on, and he with it, a remnant of the past. Drawn to the brink of death, he draws three people from a very familiar world to aid him in his quest: Eddie Dean, a former New York junkie; Jake Chambers, a boy who has inexplicable ties to Roland; and Detta Walker, a woman who could be their damnation, or their salvation.
Together this Ka-tet must survive a crazy world that is passing on, each surpass their own fears and limitations, and find the Dark Tower even as time races against them.
| 1982 The Gunslinger, #1 | fantasy | ![]() |
| 1985 The Drawing of the Three, #2 | fantasy | ![]() |
| 1991 The Waste Lands, #3 | fantasy | ![]() |
| 1997 Wizard and Glass, #4 | fantasy | ![]() |
| 2003 Wolves of the Calla, #5 | fantasy | ![]() |
| 2004 Song of Susannah, #6 | fantasy | ![]() |
| 2004 The Dark Tower, #7 | fantasy | ![]() |
| 2012 The Wind Through the Keyhole | fantasy | ![]() |


