Conan, Barbaren #7
In "I den sorte brønd," Conan and his companions press toward Koth as Thulsa Doom's sinister scheme begins to unfold. As Anneka's father, Shapur, grows increasingly menacing, Conan uncovers a chilling truth—Shapur is dead, and his body is being manipulated by Doom. The tension reaches a breaking point when Anneka, believing she's defending her father, draws an arrow on Conan. Written by Jim Owsley, Val Semeiks, and Per Sanderhage, with art by Val Semeiks and inks by Geof Isherwood, this 1994 issue delivers a gripping moment of betrayal and dread. The cover, by Blas Gallego, captures the dark, foreboding atmosphere of the story.
In "Thulsa Doom's syv liv," Conan and his companions press on toward Koth, only to uncover the twisted machinations of Thulsa Doom. As Anneka's father, Shapur, grows increasingly aggressive, Conan begins to suspect the truth—Shapur is dead, and his body is being used by Doom. When Anneka draws her bow to defend her "father," the line between loyalty and possession blurs.
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