Conan Le Barbare #32
Conan Le Barbare #32 (1992) delivers another gritty chapter in the Cimmerian’s adventures, as he aids a group of shipbuilders facing threats from feral cat-men. When Ossian is gravely injured protecting Conan from the deadly Shing Luu, the wounded warrior’s ingenuity leads him to repurpose the fallen foe’s wings into a daring new flying contraption—setting the stage for an unexpected turn in his journey. Written by Roy Thomas and Sandy Plunkett, with dynamic art by Tony DeZuniga and Sandy Plunkett, and vivid colors by Kevin Tinsley, this 18,00 FRF comic features a striking cover by Nestor Redondo.
In "null," Conan aids a group of shipwrights threatened by feline raiders, forging an unlikely alliance in the shadow of ancient ruins. When Ossian is left crippled after shielding Conan from the sorcerer Shing Luu, he turns his injury into ingenuity—repurposing the fallen sorcerer’s wings to craft a device that defies gravity.
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