Conan #2/1994
In "Förräderi på Tortage," Conan finds himself caught between betrayal and desperation as the Zingaran fleet descends on Tortage, the capital of the Barachan Isles. With the city under siege and a noblewoman—Lady Morganis—demanding he lead her to a hidden underwater temple, Conan must navigate treachery and dark magic, where even the most desperate quests can turn deadly. Written by Roy Thomas and Henrik Brandendorff, with bold artwork by John Buscema and Ernie Chan, and a striking cover by Dorian Vallejo, this 1994 Semic issue delivers a classic sword-and-sorcery tale steeped in peril and intrigue.
In "Förräderi på Tortage," Conan finds himself caught between betrayal and desperation as the city of Tortage falls to a Zingaran invasion led by the treacherous Black Zarano. With the city's defenses crumbling, the noblewoman Lady Morganis demands Conan guide her to a hidden underwater temple, where her sorcerer Sinnjatorix seeks to steal the power of the monstrous Ataratas—only to unleash a fate far worse than the siege itself.
In "Conan och Magikernas Stad: Svärdet och Skäran," Conan and his pirate crew land in the shadowed lands of Kush, where strangers are met with suspicion and swiftly imprisoned. With their only hope resting in a fallen demon named Imhotep—now bound in human form—the two must escape the queen’s court and journey into the heart of a forgotten city, where a stolen amulet holds the key to Imhotep’s freedom and Conan’s men’s salvation.
In "Slottsherren," a hungry Conan stumbles upon a seemingly abandoned village where a lavish feast awaits—only to be ambushed by the locals, who claim the meal is tribute for the dreaded Slottsherren. When two armored riders arrive to collect the offering, Conan swiftly defeats them, uncovering a shocking truth: the feared lord is a fabrication, and the real threat lies in the villagers' own greed.
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