La Espada Salvaje de Conan el Bárbaro #23
"La dama de las nieves plateadas" delivers a gripping chapter in the grim, atmospheric adventures of Solomon Kane, as he journeys aboard an English ship bound for England. When the vessel encounters a peaceful Portuguese merchant ship, Kane’s moral compass leads him to stand with the outnumbered sailors against an unjust attack. Written by Jo Duffy, Rémy Bastien, and Jorge Velázquez, with evocative art by Danny Bulanadi, this 1989 issue captures Kane’s relentless sense of justice in a world of shadows. The cover, by Joe Jusko, perfectly frames the tale’s brooding tone.
In "La dama de las nieves plateadas," Conan, bound by oath to Kendrick, sets out with Astriel toward a frozen northern sanctuary, pursued by Thot-Amon’s deadly mercenaries and the dark magic of two sorcerers. The icy wilderness tests their resolve as fate and treachery weave a path of blood and shadow.
In "Mares rojos," Solomon Kane finds himself aboard an English ship bound for England, where a sudden encounter with a peaceful Portuguese merchant vessel sets the stage for a moral clash. When the English captain orders an attack, Kane chooses to defend the outnumbered Portuguese, stepping into a conflict that tests his principles on the high seas.
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