Conan el Bárbaro #79
This volume collects issue #39 of Planeta DeAgostini's Spanish-language reprint series of Conan el Bárbaro, originally published by Marvel in the 1980s. It continues the adventures of Robert E. Howard's iconic Cimmerian warrior, featuring sword-and-sorcery tales of battle, sorcery, and survival in the Hyborian Age. The issue is part of a long-running collection that brought Marvel's Conan comics to Spanish readers.
Conan the Barbarian #79 (1986) features the story "¡El negro sabueso de la venganza!" with Conan as the central figure, drawn by Barry Smith and colored by Barry Windsor-Smith, based on a script by Roy Thomas, Beatriz Oberlander, and Gonzalo Aguirre. The issue's cover, illustrated by Gil Kane and inked by Ernie Chan, presents a striking image of the barbarian in his iconic setting.
In "¡El negro sabueso de la venganza!", Conan and Fafnir sail under the Turanese banner near the city of Makkalet, caught in a web of betrayal and dark rituals. When Conan attempts to steal the living god Tarim from his temple, he’s thwarted, forced to kill a monstrous black hound before escaping. Fafnir, wounded and abandoned after losing his arm, is cast into the sea by the cruel Balthaz, igniting Conan’s fury—leading to a violent reckoning and a desperate flight from Yezdigerd’s ship.
In the sun-scorched city of Makkalet, Conan finds himself captured after defecting from the Turanian army, only to be betrayed by his new allies. Trapped in a land of ancient, looming monoliths, he must confront a monstrous toad-god rising from the desert sands—its origins lost to legend, its hunger unquenchable.
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↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #20 (1972), Conan the Barbarian #21 (1972), Conan the Barbarian #35 (1974)
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