Conan el Bárbaro #121
This fifteenth volume of Planeta DeAgostini's Conan el Bárbaro series collects issues from the 1987 Marvel comic run, continuing the Cimmerian's adventures through the Hyborian Age with sword-and-sorcery tales of combat, sorcery, and conquest. The edition compiles storylines that delve into Conan's exploits as a warrior and king, featuring classic artwork and narratives from the series' original creators.
Conan the Barbarian #121 (1987) features the story "La tierra arde [2]" with writing by Jim Owsley, Beatriz Oberlander, and Amparo Úbeda, art by Ernie Chan, and coloring by Steve Mellor. The issue presents Conan in a tale set in the Hyborian Age, with the artwork and inking by Ernie Chan, and a cover illustrated by Armando Gil and Mary Wilshire.
In "La tierra arde [2]," Conan leads a band of mercenaries into a foreboding castle where a defiant baron refuses to pay tribute to the king. As tension mounts within the stone walls, a maniacal jester begins to unsettle the warriors, twisting their minds and turning the siege into something far more dangerous than a simple conquest.
In "¡La reina de corazones! [1]," Sonja, her husband Math, their son Kynon, and suitor Alain venture into the frozen wastes to rescue Branwyn from the ice queen’s grasp. With the queen’s chilling command echoing through the snow—Cavalok must kill Branwyn, believing her to be Sonja, and bring back her heart—the group faces a deadly trial of loyalty and survival.
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