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Cover: John Buscema & Ernie Chan

Conan the Barbarian #79

Oct 1977 · Marvel · 0.30 USD
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“The Lost Valley of Iskander!”

Conan surges forward axe raised, daring the "Dogs of Stygia" to challenge him as he vows to guard the glowing, otherworldly Eye of the Serpent-God Set — that vast, eerie orb dominating the crimson sky above a gleaming lost city — with his very life, while a blonde warrior woman stands her ground behind him. John Buscema's pencils and Ernie Chan's inks make every muscle and shadow count, giving this October 1977 issue a raw, mythic energy that pulls you straight into the Hyborian Age. With Roy Thomas's story "The Lost Valley of Iskander" promising ancient sorcery and Stygian peril, this is sword-and-sorcery storytelling firing on all cylinders.

writer Roy Thomas · artist Howard Chaykin · artist, inker Ernie Chan · colorist Don Warfield · letterer John Costanza · cover John Buscema, Ernie Chan

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Full credits

writer Roy Thomas
artist, inker Ernie Chan
colorist Don Warfield
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils John Buscema
cover inks Ernie Chan

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Setting: Hilly country and city of Attalus (founded by Alexander the Great). Conan rescues Bardylis.

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