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The Mark of Zorro

By Johnston McCulley

Adjectives

swashbuckling adventurous heroic

Genres

Adventure Classics Historical Fiction

Synopsis

In early 19th-century California, the oppressed suffer under a corrupt governor's rule. By day, Don Diego Vega appears as a frivolous aristocrat, but by night, he becomes Zorro—a masked vigilante who defends the downtrodden with his swift blade, leaving his signature 'Z' as a mark of justice.

About the author

Johnston McCulley was a creative author from America, best known for inventing the exciting character Zorro. Zorro is a masked hero who stands up for justice and helps people in need. McCulley wrote many thrilling stories that have inspired books, films, and television shows, making Zorro a favourite hero for readers around the world.

Pages

63 pages

Reading age

Older Junior (10-15)

Published

2000

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