Conan #3

In the frozen ruins of a forgotten war, Conan tracks a fierce warrior through the snow, hunting her down after she kills his allies. When he finally captures her, the girl’s true identity is revealed—she is the daughter of Ymir, the Ice Giant, and her father’s arrival changes everything.

In "Das Schwert und der Zauberer," novelist Len Carson attempts to end his beloved sword and sorcery series by writing the final tale of Starr the Slayer—but when the story’s hero steps out of the pages and into the real world, the line between creator and creation shatters. With a blade forged in ink and a will of his own, Starr the Slayer must now face the man who sought to destroy him, and the consequences of a life that was never meant to be.

In the grim shadow of a Turanian siege, Conan wages war on the city of Makkalet, where whispers of the Living Tarim stir dread among the defenders. As flames arc through the night and a wounded Fafnir falls to a flaming arrow, Conan crosses paths with the enigmatic Balthaz—setting the stage for a clash as fierce as the storm-laden sea.

In the sun-scorched city of Makkalet, Conan and Red Sonja ignite a bar brawl that spirals into a wild chase through the streets, culminating in a daring climb up temple walls and a perilous theft of a cursed snake-tiara. With magic and steel at their backs, they face a monstrous serpent guarding the treasure—only for Sonja to outwit Conan in the end, vanishing toward Pah-Disha with the prize.

In the decadent city of Makkalet, death and power shift with the tide as the Living Tarim falls. When Prince Yezdigerd lays siege to the city, Conan and the fierce Chumballa Bey must fight through chaos to rescue Queen Melissandra, even as King Eannatum’s reign crumbles.

In "Mond über Zambawei!", Conan finds himself captured by the Witch-Dancers of Zembabwei and forced to confront the deadly rituals of the ancient city. With his life and that of Helgi on the line, he must break free and face the monstrous Zemba in a brutal clash that tests his strength and will.