Conan #6/1991
In "Flykten från Hökstaden," Conan is captured and imprisoned by Mer-ath after his return to Harakht, but a daring escape is set in motion when Belit and Neftha infiltrate Luxor and use magic to transform into serpents. With Zula by his side, Conan must flee across the desert on the backs of colossal hawks, pursued by unseen dangers. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life with dynamic art by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan, and colors by Phil Rachelson, this 1991 Semic issue features a cover by Earl Norem.
In "Flykten från Hökstaden," Conan, captured and imprisoned by Mer-ath after his defeat by Zula in Harakht, finds himself on the run when Belit and Neftha infiltrate Luxor and use magic to transform into serpents. With Zula by his side, Conan escapes through the city’s treacherous streets, fleeing on the backs of colossal hawks as the skies above them darken with danger.
In "Den som slukar de döda," Conan and Zula slip quietly into Luxor, disguising themselves as priests to navigate the city's hidden dangers. There, they face a sinister force that feeds on the dead, leading to a desperate battle in a forgotten pyramid that may yet save Belit from a fate beyond death.
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