Conan el Bárbaro #127
This fifteenth volume in Planeta DeAgostini's Spanish-language collection of the 1987 Conan el Bárbaro series continues the Cimmerian's adventures in the Hyborian Age, gathering a selection of issues from the original Marvel run. The stories, steeped in sword-and-sorcery tradition, follow Conan as he battles sorcerers, monsters, and rival warriors across various kingdoms. This edition is part of a comprehensive reprint series that made these classic tales accessible to Spanish-speaking readers.
Conan the Barbarian #127 (1987), published by Planeta DeAgostini, features the story "Victoria" with writing by James C. Owsley, Beatriz Oberlander, and Amparo Úbeda, art by Val Semeiks, coloring by Nelson Yomtov, and inking by Geof Isherwood. The cover, credited to Armando Gil for both pencils and inks, presents a striking image of Conan in a dramatic, exotic setting.
In "Victoria," Conan faces the monstrous Shedu in a clash of brute strength and ancient dread. Meanwhile, Kaleb the Destroyer confronts the Devourer of Souls in a battle that tests both courage and fate, while Solaise uncovers a hidden prison and sets free Sedrick the cat from a mirror’s cursed hold.
In "¡Sepultados vivos! [1]," Red Sonja and her companions are buried beneath an avalanche, their survival hanging by a thread. When the spirit of Achmal appears to Kynon, guiding him through the frozen wreckage, the ancient mammoths of the highlands answer his call—rushing to dig them free. As the rescue unfolds, Sonja discovers the crushing truth: Cavalok has betrayed her.
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