Conan bok #3
In "De fortapte kvinners dal," Conan follows a trail of blood and shadow into a forgotten valley, where he confronts the treacherous Bajujh and the captive Livia. After a brutal betrayal, he frees her—only for her to vanish into the deadly embrace of the Vale of Lost Women, where she faces a winged demon-bat before Conan's daring rescue.
In "Hviskende skygger!", Conan finds himself hunted after killing the high-priest of the Bamulas, forcing him to take refuge in a forgotten castle. That night, he witnesses a terrifying vision: shadowy demons slaughtering a group of Stygians in the castle’s halls, their whispers echoing through the stone corridors.
In "Kaos i Kush!", Conan steps in to save Queen Tananda from a raging mob, earning her trust and a command in her guard. When Tuthmes unleashes a swine-demon to eliminate Amboola and brings a mysterious woman named Diana before the queen as a slave, Conan finds himself drawn to her — setting the stage for a dangerous game of loyalty, power, and hidden agendas.
In "Nattens demon," Conan finds himself drawn into a deadly web when he rescues Diana from the cruel clutches of Queen Tananda, a ruler whose power is as treacherous as her court. As the city teeters on the edge of rebellion, Conan and Diana must flee not only the queen’s wrath but also a monstrous swine-demon that stalks the night. With the streets alive with uprising and the storm breaking overhead, their only hope lies in outrunning both the past and the horrors it unleashes.
In "Måne-eterne i Darfar!", Conan and Diana flee the treacherous sands of Darfar, seeking refuge with the enigmatic Thutmekri. When Conan and Erfu volunteer as captives to infiltrate Darfari’s heart, their escape becomes a desperate race against time and betrayal. As loyalties shift and the desert shadows grow long, Conan and Erfu find themselves bound by a shared fate—though Diana’s path diverges, leaving Conan to forge his own way forward.
In "Bjørnegudens sønner!", Conan and Erfu are driven into the wild grasslands by Shemites, where they stumble upon a hidden valley ruled by cruel dwarves. There, they discover enslaved Aesirs, including the powerful Niord, and must confront the dwarves’ brutal tyranny—leading to a deadly clash that summons the wrath of a bear-god.
In "En cimmerianer mot en by!", Conan finds himself trapped in a city teeming with treachery, where the scheming Tossa and Erfu conspire to destroy him. With the help of a priest’s enchanted ears and a desperate escape, he turns his back on King Aosoka’s court—only to find his path to freedom guarded by the enigmatic Thanamund.
In "Buryat er beleiret," Conan finds himself entangled in a city ruled by a drug-induced haze, where he must free Niord and his men from the grip of the lotus. As the freed warriors rise to reclaim their city, shifting alliances and treachery unfold among the leaders, setting the stage for a deadly power struggle. With danger lurking in every shadow, one unexpected ally may hold the key to survival.
In "En demon i familien," Conan answers a desperate call when Erfu is wounded in a Stygian ambush. With the help of the healer Moraga and her young son Naj, he confronts a demonic threat that has come to prey on their isolated settlement. As danger closes in, alliances are tested and hidden bonds begin to form—leaving Erfu and Moraga together at the story’s end, bound by more than survival.
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↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #101 (1979), Conan the Barbarian #102 (1979), Conan the Barbarian #103 (1979), Conan the Barbarian #104 (1979), Conan the Barbarian #105 (1979), Conan the Barbarian #106 (1980), Conan the Barbarian #107 (1980), Conan the Barbarian #108 (1980), Conan the Barbarian #109 (1980), Conan the Barbarian #110 (1980), Conan the Barbarian #111 (1980), Conan the Barbarian #112 (1980), Conan the Barbarian #113 (1980)
Reprinted in Conan Maxi #13 (2012)
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