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Conan le Barbare #[2]
In "Les Faucons des mers," Conan and Fafnir sail under the Turan flag, bound for a deadly mission. When Conan attempts a daring theft from the Temple of Tarim, his plan unravels—Fafnir is left crippled and cast overboard, igniting Conan’s fury. Written by Roy Thomas and Philippe Manoeuvre, with art by Barry Smith and inks by Dan Adkins, this 1977 issue features a cover by Barry Windsor-Smith, capturing the storm-tossed tension of a pirate’s vengeance.
In the grim siege of Makkalet, Conan serves the Touranian army, where whispers of the living Tarim stir dread. As flames mark the battlefield and enemies close in, Conan finds himself at odds with the treacherous Balthaz—while Fafnir falls wounded to a fiery arrow.
In this 1977 sword-and-sorcery tale from Conan the Barbarian #2, Conan and Fafnir serve aboard a Turanese vessel, bound for a fateful mission. When Conan attempts to steal the living god Tarim from his temple, the plan collapses—Fafnir loses his arm and is cast overboard by Balthaz, igniting Conan’s rage and setting him on a desperate flight.
In the grim city of Makkalet, Conan finds himself captured after defecting from the Turanian army, only to be ensnared by the very forces he sought to join. Betrayed and stranded in a land of ancient horrors, he must confront a monstrous toad-god rising from the swamps—his survival depends on strength, cunning, and the blade at his side.
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