Conan #2/1975
In "Monstret," Conan—now a deserter from the Turanian army—joins forces with King Eannatum of Makkalet, who gifts him an enigmatic armlet from Queen Melissandra. Sent on a perilous mission to her father for reinforcements, Conan is betrayed by his companions and chained to an altar meant for sacrifice to a colossal crocodile god. With fierce determination, he breaks free, hurling the armlet at one of his betrayers—only to see it claim its new victim. A gripping tale of betrayal and survival, illustrated with dynamic energy by Craig Russell, Val Mayerik, and Barry Windsor-Smith, with inks by Dan Adkins, Sal Buscema, and Mark Kersey, and a striking cover by Thord Lindblom.
In "Monstret," Conan—now a deserter from the Turanian army—finds himself caught between enemies when he’s sent by Queen Melissandra to her father, seeking aid. Tricked by his own companions and bound for sacrifice to a colossal crocodile god, Conan’s only weapon is his wits and the mysterious armband he carries.
In the heart of the jungle, Ka-Zar ventures into the unknown after a village vanishes without a trace. He encounters Iranda, a mysterious woman among a band of reptilian warriors, and is drawn into a hidden fortress—only to flee with her crown clutched in hand. As the moon rises, the truth of her nature and the fate of the missing villagers begin to unfold in a tale of transformation and ancient secrets.
In "Tyrannen i Latveria," Dr. Doom takes a vacation on the French Riviera while his subjects rebuild his castle, leaving Latveria vulnerable. Seizing the moment, Red Skull moves in to transform the nation into a Nazi state—just as the empire begins to crumble from within.
In "Den första striden," Conan fights alongside the Aesir against the Vanir, encountering the shaman Sharkosh, who has allied with Volff of Vanaheim and reveals a vision of Conan’s future as king. Amidst the clash of gods and warriors, he faces the horrors within the mystical Starstone.
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