Conan #6/1999
In "Barbarian at the Gate," Conan arrives in a small Turanian town ravaged by the dark vampire god Rune, only to face a foe whose presence lingers long after the clash ends. Written by Barry Windsor-Smith and Henrik Hårdråde and illustrated with striking precision by Windsor-Smith—whose inks are joined by Alex Bialy—this 1999 issue delivers a visceral clash of blade and shadow, with Eric Hope’s colors and Henrik Hårdråde’s lettering adding depth to the tale. The cover, also by Barry Windsor-Smith, captures the moment’s intensity with a single, haunting image.
In "The Dark God," Conan arrives in a ruined Turan town, its people slain by the ancient, bloodthirsty vampyrgod Rune. What follows is a brutal clash of blade and shadow—one neither warrior will soon forget.
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