We've seen the entirety of the Michael Kane universe (unless you count whatever the eternal hero thing is with Moorcock), while Imaro has two more novels and some uncollected short stories left. Kane's first installment had the better story, while the second had more imaginative elements, while the last had neither. I didn't enjoy the Nyumbani Tales near as much as the Quest for Cush, but it's clear that the author enjoyed them, something I wouldn't say for Moorcock.
Imaro marks the forehead of Michael Kane and sells him into slavery, winning the throne of best Fantasy series of all time.
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