Conan #2/1996
In "Umirs källa," Conan arrives in Brythunien during harvest season, drawn into a deadly web when he defends Lady Vitella, a noblewoman accused of murder by her scheming brothers-in-law. Written by Don Kraar and Henrik Hårdråde, with art by Mike Docherty and inks by Fraja Bator, the story unfolds with a haunting atmosphere as Conan's growing fascination with the lady deepens into a mystery that challenges everything he believes. The cover, by David Mattingly, captures the tale’s eerie, autumnal mood.
In "Umirs källa," Conan tracks the elusive rebel Dachivu to a hidden monastery where, each harvest season, liquid gold flows from a cliffside. With a royal bounty on the rebel’s head and the golden stream tempting his every step, Conan must navigate the cloister’s secrets—though his true aim may be less about duty and more about the treasure itself.
In "Häxans höst," Conan arrives in Brythunien during harvest season, drawn into a deadly web when he takes up arms for Lady Vitella, a woman accused of witchcraft by her scheming in-laws. Though captivated by her beauty, Conan’s loyalty is tested as shadows deepen and the truth behind the accusations begins to twist in ways he never expected.
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