Cormac FitzGeoffrey is a creation of author Robert E. Howard. Presented as a half-Norman, half-Gael knight, he is situated within Howard's historical-adventure tales set during the period of the Third Crusade. The character was introduced in pulp magazine publications in 1931 and subsequently referenced in later Howard works and adaptations.
Sources identify Cormac's cultural background as half-Norman and half-Gael and his role as a knight participating in the Third Crusade; the provided materials do not offer a detailed physical description or specific features.
In the source material Cormac functions as a martial, combat-capable knight typical of Howard's adventure protagonists. His stories are primarily historical in setting, though at least one tale incorporates Lovecraftian (weird fiction) elements; no supernatural powers are ascribed to him in the supplied sources.
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- [2]Cormac Fitzgeoffrey - Wikidata. Wikidata entry Q5170933wiki
- [3]Oriental Stories v01n04 [1931-Spring] (archive listing showing 'Hawks Of Outremer'). Archive.org: Oriental Stories v01n04 (Spring 1931) — contains 'Hawks Of Outremer' featuring Cormac FitzGeoffreyliterary
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