I'd assume Dynamite Entertainment has rights to republish the older material, but if they don't, I'm not clear on who does.

The Evolution tie-in's comparatively cheap, as long as you aren't chasing after the EB Games variant.   *Pre-post addendum: Or at least it was. It usually hangs around $4, but now I'm seeing $11-$25.*

Any way to get the online-only comics? (basically the comics showing the events from the games)

The online comic is floating around in an archive somewhere out there on the internet. That's the best I can do without uploading it myself, and I'm not sure if that's an acceptable practice. :V

Thank you for your kind words! Feel free to pop on over any time, but don't feel like you're obligated. I totally get your issues with Wikia (the ads are my biggest peeve at the moment), and if you don't feel right with it, that's perfectly okay.

(A+ plug there, Dinomite)

I'm one of the administrators over on the Turok Wiki, so if you have any questions, feel free to ask and I'll do my best to answer! The wiki doesn't have as much information on it as I'd like, especially concerning the comics, but we only have a small handful of people who edit it regularly (myself included). It's a slow process.

That comment about the x86 - x64 thing seems questionable. I would assume it should run on 32bit win7 or vista since most people run steam from 32bit emulation mode on win7.

Nope, 32-bit Win7 here, and Steam has the game listed as Not Available for me, which is what it does for all games that require 64-bit OS's. GOG at least lets me try to install it, but the install is only 22MB and fails automatically.

I've been in the process of buying parts for a long-overdue upgrade; I'm just a few hundred dollars short of the end result. I'll get there eventually.

Thought of something else I'd like to see. Turok 2 makes a big deal at the end of how the Oblivion signature is eerily similar to the signature of the Light Burden, what with it being the last remnant of the energy of pure creation and all, and how the Turok lineage had apparently dealt with the threat at some point in the past. According to the strategy guide draft from the Acclaim Archives, the original backstory was that the Flesh Eaters had full reign of the Lost Land in the days before the Turok line existed. Once the Turoks appeared, they and the Flesh Eaters battled for centuries, until Tal'Set took the mantle and swore to wipe them out once and for all. Gathering a large number of the various tribes that lived in the Lost Land, Tal'Set fought in brutal campaigns that culminated in a large battle that saw almost all of the Flesh Eaters wiped out. They retreated back beneath the mountains and went unheard of until Joshua fought the Primagen.

tl;dr - I want to see a game where you play as Tal'Set and deal with the Oblivion threat.

It wouldn't have to follow the old backstory exactly, especially since the games retconned Tal'Set as the first Turok, so there wouldn't be centuries of prior conflict to build off of.