Conan #1/1974

In "Silversurfaren – världsrymdens väktare," Silver Surfaren reflects on his past as Galactus’s herald, bound by duty to deliver planets to the devourer of worlds—until his journey brings him to Earth and a fateful encounter with Fanatstiska Fyran. Now trapped on Earth as punishment for his betrayal, he grapples with the weight of his choices and the legacy of a life lived between loyalty and rebellion.

In the scorched heart of the desert, Conan stumbles from a brutal attack, saved only by the wizened Thanix, who pleads for help: his daughter Lea is to be sacrificed to the monstrous spider Omm in the buried city of Yezud. With blade in hand and fate in his shadow, Conan ventures into the ruin’s depths, where ancient traps and hidden enemies await. When the dust settles, the city collapses—but not before Lea makes a choice that leaves Conan standing alone in the sand.

In a sun-scorched Egyptian desert, Alex Summers faces off against the Living Pharaoh and his forces, only to have his powers drained and transformed into the Living Monolith. As the line between hero and threat blurs, Alex wrests control back, uncovering the truth behind the temple that held him—and warning his allies to stay far away. The cost of power is no longer just a battle, but a burden he can barely contain.