Conan the Barbarian #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSet against the ornate golden architecture of Stygia, this 1977 Marvel entry finds a sword-wielding Conan mid-kick as he sends a massive purple stone hawk-god idol crashing down onto a crowd of horrified Stygian worshippers below. The cover dialogue — "You Stygian dogs worship this great stone Hawk-God… well, now he is YOURS!" — captures the barbarian's defiant swagger perfectly, and the cover pencils by Gil Kane inked by Ernie Chan deliver a wonderfully kinetic composition brimming with energy. "Swordless in Stygia" promises exactly the kind of irreverent, muscle-and-steel adventure that made Roy Thomas and John Buscema's run on this series so compelling.
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Setting: City of Harakht. Conan enters Harakht to rescue Belit who is held captive by Hor-Neb.
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