A Espada Selvagem de Conan #65
In "O Colosso de Shem," a land parched by relentless drought teeters on the edge of despair, as desperate souls undertake perilous pilgrimages to a fabled fortress of salvation. Amid the chaos, a monstrous force emerges from the dust, unleashing terror on the already broken people—unbeknownst to them, Conan is already moving toward the heart of the storm. Written by Bruce Jones and brought to life by John Buscema’s dynamic art with Ernie Chan’s inks, this 1990 issue delivers a raw, atmospheric tale of myth and menace in the Hyborian Age.
In "O Colosso de Shem," the scorched borderlands of Shem tremble under a relentless drought, driving desperate souls to undertake a perilous pilgrimage toward a fabled fortress of salvation. As a monstrous, unseen force terrorizes the land, Conan arrives—unseen, unannounced—drawn toward the heart of the chaos, where myth and madness collide.
In "A Música dos Mortos," a haunting prophecy looms over a dying kingdom, where the fate of a legendary warrior-king rests on a single, forbidden melody. As the final notes of an ancient song draw near, the king’s favorite mistress finds herself at the heart of a destiny she never sought.
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