Conan, Barbaren #4
In "Den sorte kysts dronning," Conan flees Messantia and finds himself aboard a ship bound for the unknown south, only to be seized by the legendary pirate queen Bêlit and her Black Corsairs off the coast of Kush. Forced to fight the warrior Odongo for his life, Conan emerges victorious—earning not just survival, but Bêlit’s respect and a place at her side as her second-in-command. With John Buscema’s dynamic art and Roy Thomas’s sharp storytelling—based on Robert E. Howard’s original vision—this 1994 issue captures the raw power and fierce romance of the Hyborian Age, all framed by a striking cover by John Buscema and Marie Severin, inked by Ernie Chan.
In "Den sorte kysts dronning," Conan flees Messantia’s justice only to find himself aboard a doomed vessel off Kush’s coast—where pirate queen Bêlit and her Black Corsairs seize control. Forced to fight the warrior Odongo for his life, Conan wins, earning Bêlit’s respect and a place at her side as her second-in-command. Their bond deepens quickly, forged in blood and shared purpose, as the sea and danger pull them ever further into the unknown.
In "Død på den sorte kyst! (Den sorte kysts dronning - 2. kapitel)," Belit’s fatal ambition claims her and her crew, only for her to return from death with a purpose tied to Conan’s fate. As Conan honors her with a funeral pyre and sets it adrift, the sea holds secrets neither can yet fully grasp.
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↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #35 (1974), Conan the Barbarian #58 (1976), Conan the Barbarian #100 (1979)
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