Démon #17
In "Conan et l'œil du serpent," a tyrant's grand gesture of cosmic destruction goes unnoticed by the universe at large—until a boy peers through a microscope and glimpses the aftermath as a fleeting, strange spark. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Larry Lieber and inks by George Roussos, this 1982 issue blends cosmic scale with intimate observation. The cover by John Buscema and Ernie Chan captures the moment with striking, otherworldly detail.
In the shadowed alleys of Zamora’s City of Thieves, Conan and Red Sonja face a horror that defies death—Costranno, a villain whose corpse reanimates with every severed finger, each one a key to his unnatural return. As the city’s streets run red and ancient magic stirs in the dark, the two warriors must outwit a foe who cannot stay dead.
In "La fin d'un monde," a distant ruler unleashes a cataclysmic blast upon an empty galaxy, a gesture of power rendered meaningless in the vast silence of space. Witnessed only through a microscope by a curious boy, the event flickers into view as a fleeting, almost unnoticed spark—a tiny explosion in a world too small to matter.
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