Conan el Bárbaro #4
This volume collects Conan el Bárbaro #39, part of Planeta DeAgostini's Spanish-language reprint series of the classic Marvel Comics run. It continues the adventures of Robert E. Howard's iconic Cimmerian warrior in the Hyborian Age, featuring sword-and-sorcery tales originally published in the 1980s. The issue includes a standalone story or chapter within a larger arc, typical of the series' episodic structure.
Conan the Barbarian #4 (1983) features the titular warrior in "¡Incidente en Argos!", a story written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Mike Ploog, with inking and coloring by Ploog and Phil Rachelson respectively. The cover, penciled by John Buscema and inked by John Romita, presents a striking image of Conan in his iconic setting.
In "¡Incidente en Argos!", Conan arrives in Messantia only to clash with the city’s arrogant Royal Guard, setting off a chain of violence and betrayal. After escaping capture and finding refuge with the mysterious fortune teller Momratha, who reveals unsettling glimpses of his fate, Conan is forced to confront the consequences of his friends’ actions—especially when Yusuf flees after killing a corrupt captain and Tara is in danger. With the city’s justice in the hands of a tyrant, Conan must choose between loyalty and survival, riding out of Messantia as the law closes in.
In "¡La reina de la costa negra!", Conan narrowly escapes justice in Messantia by fleeing aboard a southern-bound ship, only to be captured by the fearsome pirate queen Bêlit and her Black Corsairs off the coast of Kush. Forced to prove his worth in combat against the warrior Odongo, Conan emerges victorious—earning not only his life but Bêlit’s respect, and soon, her trust and affection. As their bond deepens, Conan rises to become her second-in-command, forging a dangerous alliance on the storm-lashed seas.
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↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #57 (1975), Conan the Barbarian #58 (1976)
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