Conan Saga #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Night of the Dark God," Conan returns to his homeland of Cimmeria only to find his childhood love, Mala, taken by Vanir raiders. Pursuing them by sea, he stumbles upon a shipwreck littered with the corpses of Vanir and Picts, and takes up a mysterious dark idol. As he journeys to the Isle of Swords to rescue Mala from her forced marriage to Thorfel the Fair, he faces betrayal, tragedy, and an unexpected alliance with a band of Picts seeking their lost relic. With art by Gil Kane and Neal Adams, and inks by Adams, Marcos, McLaughlin, and Colletta, this 1988 Marvel classic blends myth, mystery, and sword-and-sorcery grit—cover by Neal Adams.
In "Night of the Dark God," Conan returns to his homeland of Cimmeria only to find his childhood love, Mala, taken by Vanir raiders. Pursuing them by sea, he stumbles upon a ship littered with the corpses of Vanir and Picts, and a dark idol that draws him toward the Isle of Swords. There, he confronts Thorfel the Fair, who is set to marry Mala—only to learn her fate before he can intervene. With help from a band of Picts seeking the same idol, Conan must navigate a storm of vengeance and ancient rites.
In "Gods of Bal-Sagoth (part 1 of 2)," Conan and the Vanir warrior Fafnir find themselves marooned on the forgotten island of Bal-Sagoth, where ancient ruins and forgotten gods stir beneath the surface. Forced to set aside their differences, they join forces to survive the island’s deadly secrets—only to be drawn into a perilous quest when they rescue a mysterious girl, Kyrie, and must confront the fanatical high priest Gothan to restore her as the long-lost goddess and queen Aala.
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↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #17 (1972), Savage Tales #4 (1974), Savage Tales #5 (1974), The Savage Sword of Conan #2 (1974)
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