Conan, Barbaren #2
In "Ildstorm over Khitai!", Conan navigates the treacherous streets of Wan Tengri as a spy for the Turanian army, where he confronts the feared Shamash, ignites chaos within the city, and sets in motion a daring rescue of the imprisoned princess. With John Buscema’s dynamic art and Ernie Chua’s sharp inking bringing the action to life, this 1993 issue delivers a classic tale of intrigue and rebellion. The cover by Gil Kane and Ernie Chan captures the storm-laden intensity of the story’s title.
In the shadowed streets of Wan Tengri, Conan moves like a blade through smoke—spying for the Turanian army, striking down the feared Shamash, and igniting chaos that fractures the city’s peace. With the princess of Wan Tengri caught in the storm, his actions set a fire that will not be easily quenched.
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