Conan the Barbarian #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe cover of this April 1979 Marvel issue promises a fierce finale, teasing Conan's "final battle with the Beast-King" in a chaotic stone-chamber scene rendered by John Buscema and Ernie Chan. Conan himself appears in the upper corner poised for combat, while the foreground erupts with a dark-haired warrior woman brandishing a dagger, a powerful blue-helmeted figure raising a blade, a fallen figure tangled in chains, and a leopard and serpent lurking ominously at the bottom. It's a densely packed, kinetic composition — exactly the kind of pulpy, high-stakes sword-and-sorcery energy that made Conan the Barbarian one of Marvel's most compelling ongoing series of the 1970s.
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Belit saves Conan from Ajaga's altar. They kill Ajaga, free the captive women, and sack Ajaga's fortress.
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