Collection the Savage Sword of Conan #3
In "Naîtra une sorcière," Conan faces betrayal and crucifixion after Salome, disguised as her twin sister Taramis, turns Khauran against him. Rescued by outlaw leader Olgerd, Conan rallies a force to reclaim the city and free Taramis from Salome’s dungeon. With the desert battlefield looming, vengeance and destiny collide in this gripping tale from Roy Thomas and Makma, illustrated with bold, dynamic art by John Buscema and inks by The Tribe, and colored by Pete Lijauco. The cover, a striking portrait by Boris Vallejo, captures the story’s dark, mythic intensity.
In "Naîtra une sorcière," Conan stands against a treacherous plot when Salome, masquerading as her twin sister Taramis, betrays Khauran to Constantius—only for Conan to refuse compliance, leading to his crucifixion in the desert. Rescued by outlaw leader Olgerd, Conan regroups seven months later, learning Taramis still lives, and leads Olgerd’s forces toward Khauran. As battle looms between Conan’s army and Constantius’ troops outside the city, the fate of Taramis and the vengeance of the Cimmerian unfold in a clash of swords and sorcery.
In "Le peuple de l'ombre," Jim O'Brien's ruthless ambition in the present leads him to a deadly plot, but a plunge into a forgotten cavern fractures time itself—awakening Conan in a body not his own. Now, stripped of memory and thrust into a realm of shadow and ancient dread, he must survive the cavern’s horrors before his fate is sealed.
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