La Espada Salvaje de Conan el Bárbaro #3
In "Los fantasmas del castillo carmesí," Conan follows Mordek into a hidden chamber where the skeletal remains of long-dead soldiers—betrayed years ago—begin to stir, rising to reclaim their vengeance. Written by Roy Thomas and Delfina Fuentes, with dynamic artwork by John Buscema and inks by Alfredo Alcala, this 1988 issue delivers a chilling Gothic tale steeped in mystery and dread. The cover, a striking piece by Boris Vallejo, captures the haunting atmosphere of the story.
In "Parte IV La prueba de Zuleika," Conan brings Khelru-shan to the crimson castle to test whether Zuleika is truly the lost princess Corma, setting in motion a tense confrontation that could unravel ancient secrets. The story unfolds with the weight of mystery and danger, as identity and destiny hang in the balance.
In "Parte VII Espadas y esqueletos," Conan tracks the traitor Mordek into a hidden chamber where the skeletal remains of long-dead soldiers lie buried—now awakened by ancient sorcery to exact their vengeance. The air hums with dread as the past rises, and the barbarian must fight not just for survival, but against a retribution that refuses to die.
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