La Espada Salvaje de Conan el Bárbaro #99
In "La Diosa de Marfil," Conan and Muriela venture into a forgotten temple, only to face a demon’s son in a deadly encounter. As shadows deepen and ancient magic stirs, Muriela is overtaken by the presence of the goddess Nebethet—leaving Conan to wonder if she’s truly in her own mind. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by John Buscema and Danny Bulanadi, this 1992 issue from Novedades delivers a classic tale of myth, mystery, and peril. The cover, by Earl Norem, captures the temple’s eerie grandeur in striking detail.
In "La Diosa de Marfil," Conan and Muriela venture into a forgotten temple, where they face the wrath of a demon’s son. As the ancient halls echo with unseen dangers, Muriela is overtaken by the divine presence of the goddess Nebethet—leaving Conan to confront the mystery of her sudden, unsettling transformation.
In "El Amo Guerrero," a hungry Conan stumbles upon a feast in an abandoned village, only to be ambushed by its inhabitants who claim the meal is tribute to a dreaded warlord. When two knights arrive to collect the offering, Conan quickly exposes them as impostors from a nearby village, unmasking a cycle of deception fueled by greed. The story unfolds with sharp wit and classic sword-and-sorcery grit, revealing how fear and hunger can be manipulated by those who thrive on the gullible.
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