Conan #3
In "Conan från Cimmeria," Conan takes on a dangerous mission for a desperate village, only to uncover a twisted truth: the fearsome tiger terrorizing the land is actually the daughter of the tyrannical sorcerer Zukala. As the sorcerer unleashes the demon Jaggta-Noga, a shocking turn of events forces a heartbreaking choice. Written by Roy Thomas and Rolf Lindby, with bold artwork by Barry Smith and inks by Frank Giacoia, and a striking cover by Barry Windsor-Smith, this issue blends myth and mystery in a tale that redefines the line between monster and victim.
In "Conan från Cimmeria," Conan fights alongside the Aesir against the Vanir, encountering the enigmatic shaman Sharkosh, who allies with Volff of Vanaheim and reveals a vision of Conan’s future as king. Amidst the clash of gods and warriors, Conan faces the horrors within the mystical Starstone, where ancient demons stir.
In "Den grå gudens skymning," Conan encounters the enigmatic Borri, the gray god, before joining Brythunia’s army for a brutal and bloody battle. As he fights through the chaos, Conan uncovers a traitor in their ranks and witnesses the haunting sight of valkyries carrying away the souls of the fallen.
In "Zukalas dotter," Conan is hired to rescue villagers from the tyrannical sorcerer Zukala—only to uncover that the monstrous tiger terrorizing the region is Zukala’s daughter, Zephra. When the sorcerer summons the demon Jaggta-Noga, Zephra intervenes, nearly paying with her life, and in a moment of clarity, Zukala abandons his dark power, vanishing with his daughter.
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↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #1 (1970), Conan the Barbarian #2 (1970), Conan the Barbarian #3 (1971), Conan the Barbarian #5 (1971), Conan Annual #1 (1973)
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