Conan #6/1998
In "Skull on the Seas del 2: Jade Coils in Black Khemi," Conan sails with the Khitan captain Kuchum, guided by the skull of Thulsa Doom toward a fabled treasure. As they battle black pirates and a monstrous shark, they reach the promised island—only to be met by Phan-Ku, a man claiming to be a descendant of a lost Khitan shipwreck. But his true allegiance lies with the dark god Set, and when he attempts to sacrifice Li-Zya, Conan intervenes. The island’s inhabitants are revealed as reptilian beings, and chaos erupts as they overwhelm both Conan and the crew. Written by Roy Thomas, Dann Thomas, and Henrik Hårdråde, with bold artwork by John Buscema and Ernie Chan, and a striking cover by Earl Norem, this 1998 issue delivers a classic tale of peril and deception on the high seas.
In "Skull on the Seas del 2: Jade Coils in Black Khemi," Conan finds himself entangled in a dangerous romance with Li-Zya, daughter of the fallen Kuchum, as their ship is ambushed by Stygian raiders. With Thulsa Doom’s skull washed ashore and seized by the dark sorcerer Thoth-Amon, Conan leads a small band into the sorcerer’s temple, where they face a chilling divide among reptilian warriors—some loyal to Doom’s legacy, others bound to Thoth-Amon’s will.
In "The Skull on the Seas, del III: The Cape of Dark Dreams," Conan sails with the Khitan captain Kuchum, guided by the eerie promise of Thulsa Doom’s skull to a fabled treasure island. Amid storms, black pirates, and a monstrous shark, they reach a shore welcomed by Phan-Ku—a man claiming descent from a lost Khitan shipwreck—only to reveal himself as a priest of Set, plotting to sacrifice Li-Zya. Conan intervenes, slays the false prophet, and uncovers the island’s true horror: its inhabitants are reptilian beings who turn the tide against the intruders.
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