Conan #3/1974
In "Jag är Dormammu!", Conan faces a chilling new threat as a mutant-hunting Väktare attacks Lorna, leaving her in danger. With Alex paralyzed by his unstable powers and the Living Pharaoh turning Egyptian authorities against the X-Men, the team scrambles to respond—while Isman and Besten travel to the U.S. to investigate, only to learn from a shocking TV broadcast that Bolivar Trask’s son Larry has reactivated the Väktars. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with dynamic intensity by Neal Adams, with inks by Tom Palmer, the cover by Thord Lindblom captures the escalating tension of a world on edge.
In "Jag är Dormammu!", Stephen Strange breaks free from the Realm Unknown, rescuing Clea and Victoria Bentley from its grasp. With the dimensions trembling, Dormammu calls upon Umar, and Strange prepares to face him at the fateful Doorway to the Dimensions.
In "Bered dej mutant," mutant threats escalate as Lorna faces an attack from a Watcher, a mutant-hunting robot, while Alex struggles with paralysis caused by his unstable powers. With the Living Pharaoh turning Egyptian authorities against the X-Men and Alex forced to flee, Isman and The Beast travel to the U.S. to investigate, only to learn from a news broadcast that Bolivar Trask’s son, Larry, has revived the Vanguards’ mission.
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