Conan el Bárbaro #78
This volume collects Conan el Bárbaro #39, part of Planeta DeAgostini's Spanish-language reprint series of the classic Marvel Conan the Barbarian comic. It features a standalone chapter in the ongoing adventures of Robert E. Howard's iconic Cimmerian warrior, presented in the original full-color comic format with translated dialogue. The issue continues the sword-and-sorcery saga set in the Hyborian Age, though specific plot details and creators for this particular number are not confirmed from the given data.
Conan the Barbarian #78 (1985), published by Planeta DeAgostini, features the iconic warrior Conan in "La cosa del templo," a tale drawn from the legendary mythos of Robert E. Howard and adapted by Roy Thomas and Beatriz Oberlander. Gil Kane provides the interior artwork, with Dan Adkins handling inks and Agustín Zorzo lettering, while Barry Smith is credited for the cover art.
In "La cosa del templo," Conan and Fafnir escape the collapsing city of Bal-Sagoth after battling demonic horrors beneath its temples, fleeing just as the island erupts in fire and ruin. Swept into the Vilayet Sea, they are rescued by the enigmatic Yezdigerd, whose own secrets may be as dangerous as the temple's dark legacy.
In "¡Halcones sobre el mar!", Conan finds himself deep in enemy territory during the siege of Makkalet, where the air hums with dread and the sea whispers ancient secrets. As the Turanian forces press their assault, Conan crosses paths with the enigmatic Balthaz and witnesses a deadly strike from a flaming arrow that wounds Fafnir—just as the legend of the Living Tarim begins to stir in the shadows.
In "¡El negro sabueso de la venganza!", Conan and Fafnir sail under the banner of Turan, their ship anchored near the city of Makkalet. When Conan ventures into the forbidden Temple of Tarim to steal the living god, he is driven out after slaying a fearsome black hound and barely escapes with his life. Fafnir, wounded and betrayed, is cast into the sea by the cruel Balthaz, but Conan’s fury ignites when he learns the truth—his rage leads him to confront Balthaz and flee the ship, leaving behind a trail of blood and vengeance.
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↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #5 (1971), Conan the Barbarian #18 (1972), Conan the Barbarian #19 (1972), Conan the Barbarian #20 (1972)
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