Conan the King #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Daggers," Conan the King finds himself in the exotic realm of Khitai, where a forbidden romance between a young man and a Khitai maiden ignites a deadly clan feud. With the help of the beautiful maiden, Conan intervenes to protect the couple, only to see tragedy unfold when the young man is captured and later takes his own life. Now bound by fate and grief, Conan and the maiden journey to Paikang to seek out Kang Lou-Dze, a woman who may hold secrets about his past—where he’ll confront a shocking truth: his own twin. Written by Alan Zelenetz and illustrated with bold, dynamic art by Marc Silvestri, with colors by George Roussos and letters by Richard Parker, this 1984 Marvel issue features a striking cover by Michael Wm. Kaluta.
In "Daggers," King Conan escorts Radegund to Baron Maloric’s estate to meet her betrothed, Pepin—though Radegund’s heart belongs to Leonidas, a Black Dragon legionnaire. As tensions rise and assassins strike, Conan and the Black Dragons must defend both the king and a love that defies duty, forcing Leonidas to make a choice that will change everything.
In "null," Conan the King finds himself magically transported to Khitai, where he stumbles upon a forbidden romance between a Khitai maiden and a young man from a rival clan. When their feud erupts into violence, Conan intervenes to protect them—only to see the young man captured and later driven to suicide, leaving the maiden broken and estranged. Seeking answers, Conan and the maiden journey to Paikang, where he confronts a shocking truth: the woman he’s been searching for knew his father… and the man he meets there is his own twin.
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Reprinted in Conan #42 (1994), Conan #12/2002 (2002), Conan #40
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