Conan #4
In the scorched aftermath of battle, Conan rides through the ruins of Yaralet, where the weight of war still clings to the air. Drawn into a web of ancient magic and forgotten power, he must confront the cursed hand of Nergal—its dark influence spreading like a shadow across the city’s crumbling streets. With Hildico at his side, the warrior faces a threat that defies blade and shield, testing not just his strength, but the very limits of his will.
In the hilly countryside, Conan finds himself caught between the Turanian army and the fierce Hill-Men, where the line between enemy and self begins to blur. As he battles both foes and his own shadow in a surreal, haunting confrontation, the true nature of his struggle becomes impossible to ignore—especially when the final panel reveals a chilling detail about the sword in his hand.
In the smoldering heart of Wan Tengri, Conan moves through shadow and flame, a lone wolf in a city of secrets. Spying for the Turanian army, he strikes down the tyrant Shamash, igniting chaos in the streets and setting in motion a rebellion that will tear the city apart—just as he planned. With the princess of Wan Tengri in his shadow, the path ahead is paved with fire and blood, and every step brings him closer to a fate he never sought.
In a future where Earth's capital stands at the edge of a new era, an alien ship descends from the stars and lands in the heart of the city. A figure in human form emerges, speaking with calm and reason, easing the fear of the crowd. But beneath the reassuring presence lies a deeper truth—one that challenges what it means to truly understand the unknown.
In the heart of the Turan capital Aghrapur, Conan returns to a city teetering on the edge of chaos, where ancient magic stirs beneath the streets. When a stone golem attacks King Yildiz, Conan steps in to defend the throne—only to find himself drawn into a web of intrigue and danger that tests both his strength and his bond with Amytis.
In "Der geflüchtete Planet," a skeptical professor stands firm against the panic of a doomed world, convinced that the approaching planet isn’t an extinction event—but a message from a deeper order. When the celestial body reveals itself as a vast spaceship, its arrival becomes a test of belief, not just survival.
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