Conan el Bárbaro #77
This volume collects issue #39 of Planeta DeAgostini's Spanish-language run of Conan el Bárbaro, part of the long-running 1985 series that adapted the classic Marvel Comics adventures of Robert E. Howard's iconic Cimmerian warrior. It continues the ongoing saga of Conan's sword-and-sorcery exploits in the Hyborian Age, featuring the character's battles against sorcery, monsters, and rival warriors in a dark fantasy setting.
Conan el Bárbaro #77 (1985) features the story "Los dioses de Bal-Sagoth," drawn from the original tales of Robert E. Howard and adapted by Roy Thomas, Beatriz Oberlander, and Amparo Úbeda. Gil Kane provides the interior art, with inks by Ralph Reese and lettering by Agustín Zorzo. The cover, illustrated by Herb Trimpe, depicts Conan confronting the ancient gods of Bal-Sagoth.
In "Los dioses de Bal-Sagoth," Conan and Fafnir the Vanir—once foes—must set aside their differences to survive on a forgotten island where ancient gods still whisper through crumbling temples. When they rescue a girl named Kyrie, they find themselves drawn into a deadly struggle against the high priest Gothan, who seeks to claim her as the resurrected goddess and queen Aala.
In "¡La cosa en el templo!", Conan and Fafnir battle ancient demons within the ruins of Bal-Sagoth, a city swallowed by the sea, only to flee as the island collapses in fire and fury. Escaping the destruction, they are rescued from the waves by the enigmatic Yezdigerd, who offers no answers—only more questions.
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