Conan #3/1992
In "Männen som dricker blod!", Conan is summoned to the court of King Bajujh of the Bakalah tribe for counsel—only to strike down the ruler and free a white captive, Livia. When she flees in terror, she stumbles into a hidden valley where she’s captured by enigmatic women who plan to sacrifice her to a bat demon. Conan pursues the creature, drives it back, and sends Livia to safety in Ophir. Written by Robert E. Howard and Roy Thomas, with dynamic art by John Buscema and Ernie Chan, and a striking cover by Joe Jusko, this 1992 Semic issue delivers classic sword-and-sorcery tension with a haunting, otherworldly edge.
In "Männen som dricker blod!", Conan, newly risen war chief of the Bambual tribe, leads his people on a campaign of conquest—only to face a terrifying threat from the night: the Drellik, blood-drinking vampires preying on nearby clans. When the attacks grow too bold, Conan captures a Drellik to uncover their secret and set a trap beneath the Drellik king’s lair.
In "Conan Drelliken--?!", Conan confronts the cursed King K'chama, who recounts the dark tale of his transformation into a vampire. As the Cimmerian battles the undead monarch, the Bambula tribe burns K'chama’s underground lair, and Basuto is rewarded with a position as Conan’s lieutenant.
In "De försvunna kvinnornas dal," Conan is summoned by King Bajujh of the Bakalah tribe for counsel—only to kill the king and free a white captive, Livia. Though she flees in fear, she soon falls into the hands of enigmatic women in a hidden valley, who plan to sacrifice her to a monstrous bat demon. Conan pursues the beast, driving it back and sending Livia to safety in Ophir.
In "Viskande skuggor," Conan finds himself hunted after killing the temple's high priest who sought to depose him. Fleeing into a ruined castle, he spends a restless night and witnesses a terrifying sight: demons slaughtering a group of Stygian soldiers. The story, adapted from an original by L. Sprague DeCamp and translated by S. Svärdsvingerska, unfolds in the shadowed halls of forgotten power, where every whisper could be a threat.
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