La Espada Salvaje de Conan el Bárbaro #37
In "¡Por el Trono de Zamboula!", the simmering ambitions of Aquilonia set the stage for the fall of the Hyborian kingdoms, as a Nemedian priest named Arus shares tales of lost glory with a Pictish chieftain, Grom, whose dreams are ignited by visions of Hyborian wealth. Written by Roy Thomas and J. G. Holguín, with dynamic art by Walter Simonson, this 1989 issue captures the epic scale of Conan’s world through bold storytelling and striking visuals. The cover, by Earl Norem, perfectly frames the tale’s dark, mythic tone.
In "¡Por el Trono de Zamboula!", Conan races to rescue Isparana as rebel forces rise against tyranny, only to be captured and broken by his enemies. Zafra stands in his path, a shadow of power and deceit, testing his will. With courage forged in fire, Conan and the rebels push back against Akter Khan’s rule—yet the final clash remains uncertain.
In "La Era Hiboriana, capítulo 4: El Principio del Fin," the relentless ambition of Aquilonia stirs ancient tensions across the Hiborian world. As a Nemedian priest named Arus shares the lore of his fallen civilization with the Pictish chieftain Grom, the dream of Hiborian riches takes root in the warrior’s mind—foreshadowing a storm that could unravel the crumbling order of the age.
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