Conan the Barbarian #11
In "The Dark Blade of Jergal Zadh," Conan finds himself ensnared in a deadly game of fate and deception when the sorcerer Jergal Zadh sends the enigmatic Cleolanthe to manipulate him. As she tricks Conan into wielding a cursed blade that steals souls, their fates become entwined in a moment of unexpected devotion. Written by Michael Fleisher and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by John Buscema and Ernie Chan, this 1986 issue features a haunting tale of love and sacrifice, with a striking cover by Gary Kwapisz.
In "The Dark Blade of Jergal Zadh," Conan is hunted by the sorcerer Jergal Zadh, who sends the enigmatic Cleolanthe to ensnare him with a soul-stealing blade. As Cleolanthe’s mission unravels, her growing affection for Conan forces her to choose between loyalty and love, leading to a heartbreaking decision that changes everything.
In "The Man-Bats of Ur-Xanarrh," Conan finds himself caught between warring factions in a forgotten realm, as Raskos attempts to rally the monstrous Man-Bats against both Conan and the Bird-Men—only to meet a swift end at the hands of Lyzala. With alliances shattered and the tide turning, Conan must lead the Bird-Men in a desperate stand against the feral horde, while Alhambra’s intervention sets a course that will return Conan to Earth, forever changed by the battle.
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