Les Chroniques de Conan #1983 (II)
Ce seizième tome des Chroniques de Conan compile les récits du barbare cimmérien parus en 1983, poursuivant l'adaptation française des aventures classiques du personnage créé par Robert E. Howard. Cette édition Panini rassemble des épisodes marquants de cette année-là, fidèle à l'esprit des pulps originaux avec des traductions et une mise en page propres au marché franco-belge.
In "Le dévoreur d'âmes," Conan faces his most elusive adversary yet: the cunning bandit Snow Raven, whose schemes consistently outwit him. Trapped in a Kathai prison, Conan is offered freedom if he rescues the kidnapped princess of Kushan from a fanatical Rat cult—but even his victory is stolen by the woman who always stays one step ahead. With John Buscema’s dynamic art and Ernie Chan’s sharp inks bringing the action to life, this tale of deception and survival sees Conan triumph not through brute force, but through quiet cunning. Cover by Earl Norem.
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Time and time again, Conan's schemes are thwarted by the female bandit known as Snow Raven. When Conan ends up in a Kathai prison, the emperor promises to set him free if he can save his future wife, the princess of Kushan, who has been kidnapped by a Rat cult. Conan saves the princess from being sacrificed to the Rat god, but once again Snow Raven steals the princess and the reward. In the end, Conan is the one who ends up on top through stealth and cunning.
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