King Conan #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWalt Simonson's cover for this 1981 Marvel issue captures Conan in full regal battle mode — caped and sword drawn, he stands atop a heap of fallen foes while clutching a blonde woman whose presence the tagline cheerfully warns is "Trouble." The image delivers exactly the sword-and-sorcery promise of the series' premise: the mightiest monarch of a time-lost land, never far from chaos even with a crown to his name. Roy Thomas, John Buscema, and Ernie Chan bring the interior adventure "Vengeance from the Desert!" to life, making this a satisfying entry in Marvel's early-'80s Hyborian saga.
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↩ Reprints [Marvel Hostess Ads] #59 (1981)
Reprinted in Conan Spécial #2 (1985), Conan il barbaro #17 (1990), Conan #6/2001 (2001), Conan the King: The Original Marvel Years Omnibus #1 (2022), Conan der Barbar #6, Conan il barbaro #20
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