Los Mejores Autores Conan #1
In "¡El Guerrero y la Mujer-Loba!", Conan finds himself trapped between loyalty and deception when Salome, disguised as Taramis, commands the Khauran army to surrender—only for Conan to defy her order. With the army destroyed and himself captured, the Cimmerian faces a perilous fate as the web of betrayal tightens. Written by Robert E. Howard, Roy Thomas, and Joan Josep Mussarra, with dynamic art by John Buscema and inks by The Tribe, this issue delivers a gripping clash of wills, all rendered in vivid colors by Pete Lijauco and sharp lettering by Juan Manuel Peña. The cover, penciled by John Buscema and inked by The Tribe, captures the moment’s intensity.
In the heat of Turan’s capital, Aghrapur, Conan finds himself entangled in betrayal and bloodshed when Amytis turns on him. Forced to flee the army, he faces Lilitu the were-woman in a savage clash that tests his strength and wits. This gripping tale of sword and sorcery unfolds across the treacherous countryside, where loyalty is fleeting and survival demands more than steel.
In "Parte II: Un Pueblo Traicionado," Conan finds himself trapped between loyalty and deception as Salome, disguised as Taramis, commands the Khauran army to surrender—only for Conan to defy her order. With the army slaughtered and the city in chaos, Conan is captured, setting the stage for a brutal test of wills in a world where trust is the deadliest weapon.
In "Parte III: Espadas en la Ciudad," Hammad and his men, joined by the enigmatic Shirkuh and three mysterious strangers, push into the cursed Abode of the Damned, a city where divided loyalties have fractured its people under competing chieftains. The air is thick with tension as old alliances crumble and new threats emerge from the shadows.
In "Parte V: ¡Esclavitud y Matanza!," Shirkuh and Belissar Khan make a desperate bid to seize the Abode of the Damned, but their scheme unravels when a voice from the crowd exposes Shirkuh as none other than Conan. The revelation sends shockwaves through the gathering, turning the tide of power in unpredictable ways.
In "Parte VI: El Día que Cayó," Conan finds himself caught in the collapse of the Abode of the Damned as a gelatinous monster consumes the cursed fortress. The three strangers he’d encountered earlier step in to stop the creature, but the cost may be more than anyone expected.
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