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Cover: Mike Kaluta

Conan Saga #84

Mar 1994 · Marvel · 2.25 USD; 2.85 CAD; 1.70 GBP
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“The Oracle of Ophir!”

In "The Oracle of Ophir!", Conan and his companions journey toward Messantia when they stumble upon a mysterious city that defies reality. After rescuing a captured girl from a bat-like creature in a towering fortress, the city collapses into dust—revealing it was a living, magical construct designed to trap travelers. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life with dynamic art by John Buscema and Pablo Marcos, this issue delivers a haunting blend of myth and mystery. The cover, a striking piece by Mike Kaluta, captures the eerie grandeur of the doomed city.

writer Roy Thomas · artist John Buscema · inker Pablo Marcos · letterer John Costanza · cover Mike Kaluta
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writer Roy Thomas
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks Mike Kaluta

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Conan and his friends are on their way to the city of Messantia. They come to a strange city where they try to rescue a beautiful girl who has been snatched by a bat-thing and taken to a high tower. As Conan bests the bat-thing, the city suddenly turns to dust. Tara and Yusuf tells Conan of their encounter with the founder of the city, the deformed Mad Jakk. The city was a magical construct that took on a life of its own and ensnared adventures in order to create a population. When the city could not defeat Conan, it self-destructed and Mad Jakk chose to follow his city into oblivion.

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