A Espada Selvagem de Conan #5
In "A maldição de lua crescente," Conan finds himself trapped in a web of deception when Salome, disguised as Taramis, commands the Khauran army to surrender—only for Conan to defy her, leading to the army's destruction and his capture. With Roy Thomas, Robert E. Howard, Leandro Luigi Del Manto, and Sérgio Figueiredo Pinto at the helm and John Buscema's dynamic art bringing the savage world to life, this 1985 issue delivers a tense, pivotal moment in the saga. The cover by Boris Vallejo captures the tale’s dark allure in vivid, striking detail.
In "Um povo traído," Conan finds himself caught between loyalty and deception when Salome, disguised as Taramis, commands the Khauran army to surrender—only for Conan to refuse, knowing the trap. As the army is slaughtered and he is captured, the true cost of betrayal begins to unfold.
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