Conan #6
In "Les sept sorciers," Conan returns to the Turanian capital of Aghrapur, where he must confront a deadly stone golem to save King Yldiz. With the city teeming with ancient magic and hidden dangers, Conan's resolve is tested as he navigates treachery and the growing tension between duty and his bond with Amytis. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life by John Buscema’s dynamic art, with Ernie Chan’s inks adding depth, this 1978 issue delivers a classic sword-and-sorcery tale with a touch of romance and peril. The cover by John Buscema and Ernie Chan captures the epic scale of the story.
In the western city of Wan Tengri, deep within the realm of Khitai, Conan moves through shadows as a spy for the Turanian army—his loyalty tested, his past a blade at his back. This tale of intrigue and steel unfolds in the 1978 Conan issue, a classic entry in the sword and sorcery saga.
In the heart of Turan’s capital, Aghrapur, Conan returns to a city teeming with ancient secrets and looming danger. When a monstrous stone golem rises to threaten King Yldiz, the Cimmerian must fight not only the creature but the shadows of his own past. Amid the crumbling temples and shifting loyalties, his bond with Amytis deepens as the city trembles beneath a threat older than the empire itself.
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