La Espada Salvaje de Conan el Bárbaro #27
In "¡Las Joyas de Gwahlur!", Conan stumbles upon Muriela, a woman who claims to be the oracle Yelala and uses the ruse to advance her own schemes. When Gwarunga confronts her, Conan steps in to protect her, setting off a clash of wills in the heart of a dangerous game. Written by Roy Thomas and Jorge Velázquez, with art by Dick Giordano, this 1989 adventure delivers raw action and intrigue, all framed by Brian Moore’s striking cover.
In "Parte II ¡Una Diosa despierta!," Conan stumbles upon Muriela, a woman claiming to be the long-dead oracle Yelala, and soon finds himself entangled in her scheme. When Gwarunga confronts her, Conan steps in to protect her, setting off a clash of wills in a world where gods and deception walk side by side.
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