Conan el Bárbaro #133
This fifteenth volume of Planeta DeAgostini's Conan el Bárbaro series collects issues from the 1988 Marvel comic run, continuing the Cimmerian's adventures across the Hyborian Age. The collection features classic sword-and-sorcery tales written by Roy Thomas and others, with art by artists such as John Buscema, focusing on Conan's battles against sorcerers, monsters, and rival warriors. It is part of a comprehensive Spanish-language edition that reprints Marvel's Conan the Barbarian series in chronological order.
Conan the Barbarian #133 (1988) features the story "La legión de los muertos [1]" with writing by James Owsley, Val Semeiks, Beatriz Oberlander, and Gonzalo Aguirre, art by Vince Giarrano, inks by Ernie Chan, and colors by Julianna Ferriter. The cover, by Geof Isherwood, depicts Conan in a dramatic scene, reflecting the tale’s dark and adventurous tone.
In "La legión de los muertos [1]," Conan journeys to the cursed realm of Arallu to rescue Solaise from the Devourer of Souls, where he must forge an uneasy alliance with Thulsa Doom to confront the rising tide of the Evil Dead. Amidst the ruins of forgotten gods, Red Sonja reclaims her mastery of the blade, while Sedrick’s fate twists as he aids the Devourer in his quest for the Elder Gods’ power.
In "El diente del demonio [1]," Jo and her companions are imprisoned by the ruthless Queen Vassilisa, who holds captive not only them but countless other spirits. When the ghostly presence of Achmal appears to break the chains of the enslaved, a fierce clash looms as Sonja confronts the queen in a battle of wills and steel.
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