Conan #4/1994
In "Råttkulten," Conan hunts a winged ape monster that terrorizes the countryside, only to encounter the striking widow Lia and her enigmatic brother-in-law Zvevo—whose secret transformation into the beast is tied to a stolen grimoire of the legendary Akhallas. After a brutal battle ends the immediate threat, a far more ancient menace emerges: the demon Wrarrl, seeking vengeance. With Conan in peril, Lia faces a desperate choice—barter her soul to drowned sailors for salvation. Written by Michael Fleisher and Henrik Hårdråde, with bold art by John Buscema and inks by Rudy Nebres, and a striking cover by Earl Norem, this 2004 Semic issue blends myth, horror, and high-stakes survival in a tale that lingers long after the final page.
In "Råttkulten," Conan is repeatedly outmaneuvered by the cunning bandit Snökorpen, only to find himself trapped in Kathai’s prisons. Forced to rescue the princess of Kushan from the Råttsekten’s deadly rites, Conan faces a cult devoted to a rat god—but his triumph is undercut when Snökorpen steals the glory. Yet, as always, it’s Conan’s wit, not just strength, that sees him through.
In "Apmonstret," Conan hunts a winged ape beast through treacherous jungles, only to cross paths with the striking widow Lia and her secretive brother-in-law Zvevo—whose hidden pact with a stolen grimoire fuels the very monster he seeks. As the beast falls, a far older evil stirs: the demon Wrarrl, seeking vengeance. With Conan in peril, Lia must make a desperate bargain with drowned sailors beneath the waves—offering her life for a chance to save him.
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