Conan el Bárbaro #122
This fifteenth volume of Planeta DeAgostini's Conan el Bárbaro collection continues the Spanish-language reprinting of the 1987 Marvel series, gathering issues that chronicle the Cimmerian's further adventures in the Hyborian Age. The stories, drawn from the original Marvel run, feature Conan facing sorcery, warfare, and monstrous foes across various kingdoms, maintaining the sword-and-sorcery tone established by creators like Roy Thomas and John Buscema. This edition is part of a comprehensive series that collects the classic Marvel Conan saga in a uniform format for Spanish readers.
Conan the Barbarian #122 (1987) features the story "¡Ojo por ojo! [1]" with Conan as the central figure, illustrated by Ernie Chan, who both drew and inked the interior pages, with coloring by Julianna Ferriter. The issue was written by James C. Owsley, Beatriz Oberlander, and Amparo Úbeda, and its cover was also created by Ernie Chan.
In "¡Ojo por ojo! [1]," Conan is hired by the wealthy Richel to track down the thief Narada and recover stolen gold. When the trail leads to Tolkhan, a man abandoned by Narada, the two form an uneasy alliance—only to uncover a deadly conspiracy where those who’ve crossed Narada are falling ill, the illness a trap set by Richel himself. As the truth unfolds, Conan must confront a betrayal deeper than theft, and face a reckoning that forces him to choose between justice and vengeance.
In "¡La reina de corazones! [2]," Sonja, her husband Math, their son Kynon, and the suitor Alain venture into the frozen wilds to save Branwyn from the ice queen’s grasp. With the queen’s orders clear—kill Branwyn, believing her to be Sonja, and return her heart—the group races against time and frost, each step deeper into a perilous trial of loyalty and survival.
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