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Cover: Boris Vallejo

Savage Sword of Conan #2

Feb 2008 · Dark Horse · 17.95 USD
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This volume collects issues #5-8 of Dark Horse's 2008 revival of The Savage Sword of Conan, presenting a quartet of grim, standalone adventures set in the Hyborian Age. The stories, drawn from the original black-and-white magazine format, feature Conan as a wandering mercenary and thief, with scripts by Roy Thomas and artwork by artists including Paul Gulacy and John Buscema. The collection also includes a cover gallery and bonus material highlighting the series' pulp-inspired aesthetic.

In "Abode of the Damned," Conan and Fafnir the Vanir find themselves stranded on the cursed island of Bal-Sagoth, where ancient ruins and deadly secrets await. With their lives on the line, the two warriors must set aside their differences to survive, rescue a mysterious girl named Kyrie, and confront the power-hungry high priest Gothan. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life with bold art by Gil Kane and inks by Ralph Reese, this issue features a striking cover by Boris Vallejo.

Contains 15 stories
Abode of the Damned
50 pp · Sword And Sorcery
MellaniDaramiKabul NullaHammadShirkuh [Conan]AghamBorakMakkarBelissar KhanAli ShahAbdel Khafir

In "Abode of the Damned," Hammad and his men arrive at a decaying fortress with Shirkuh and three strangers, finding a community torn apart by rival chiefs and shifting allegiances. The air is thick with tension as old grudges and hidden motives simmer beneath the surface of a crumbling stronghold.

The Haunters Of Castle Crimson
48 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Malthom of NemediaConanZuleikaKhelru-ShanAballah Bin KhorRodrikMordekAli-BeyHari Bin Nasru

In "The Haunters Of Castle Crimson," Mordek cowers in the hidden passageways of a cursed fortress, haunted by the skeletal remains of those he betrayed two decades prior—now risen to claim their vengeance. The story unfolds in the grim, gothic shadow of Castle Crimson, where past sins claw their way into the present.

The Gods Of Bal-Sagoth
20 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanAala [Kyrie]Vertorix (intro, destroyed)GothanFafnirSka

In "The Gods of Bal-Sagoth," Conan and Fafnir the Vanir—once foes—must set aside their differences to survive on a cursed island where ancient magic still stirs. When they rescue a girl named Kyrie, they find themselves drawn into a deadly struggle against the high priest Gothan, who seeks to claim her as the resurrected goddess and queen Aala.

The Thing In The Temple
20 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanFafnirAalaGothanSkaYezdigerdVertorix (flashbackcameo)
Shadows In Zamboula
39 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanAram BakshZabibi [Nafertari]Alafdhal [Jungir Khan]Baal-PteorTotrasmek

In "Shadows In Zamboula," Conan, wounded and wary after a brutal encounter with cannibals, finds himself drawn into a perilous quest when he rescues the mysterious Zabibi. Together, they venture into the treacherous heart of Zamboula, chasing whispers of a legendary ring—the Star of Khorala—said to hold power beyond mortal understanding.

The Devil In Iron
40 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanJehungir AghaGhaznaviOctaviaKilzanYateliKhosatral Khel

In "The Devil In Iron," Conan finds himself ensnared in a deadly trap on the remote island of Xapur, where Jehungir and Ghaznavi scheme to use Octavia as bait. Unbeknownst to them, the island’s ancient curse has already stirred—awakening a forgotten warrior bound in iron, waiting for a new age of blood and battle.

The People Of The Black Circle
25 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanYasminaBhunda ChandKerim ShahKhemsaChunder ShanGitaraYar Afzal
On To Yimsha
25 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanYasminaYar AfzalBhunda Chand (flashbackcameo)AshidaKhemsaGitara

In "On To Yimsha," Conan and Yasmina race across the desert, fleeing the Wazulis only to be ambushed by Khemsa and Gitara. A sudden clash erupts when four mysterious wizards descend, unleashing their fury on Khemsa and seizing Yasmina from Conan’s grasp.

The Battle Of The Towers
34 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanOndiraKhemsaKerim ShahMaster of Yimsha
Vengeance In Vendhya
32 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanKerim ShahThe Black SeersMaster of YimshaYasmina
The Slithering Shadow
46 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanNatalaThalisThog
The Horror From the Red Tower
51 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanAmalricTilutanGobirSadirLissaPrince Zapayo da KovaOllam-OngaZehbehDauraSakumbeAskia
The Pool of the Black One
28 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanSanchaZaporavoBlack Giants
Torrent of Doom
19 pp · Sword And Sorcery
Black Giants (VillainDeath)ConanSancha
The Tower of the Elephant
40 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanTaurusYag-KoshaYara

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Full credits

writer Roy Thomas
artist Gil Kane
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks Boris Vallejo

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Savage Sword of Conan #11 (1976), The Savage Sword of Conan #12 (1976), The Savage Sword of Conan #13 (1976), The Savage Sword of Conan #14 (1976), The Savage Sword of Conan #15 (1976), The Savage Sword of Conan #16 (1976), The Savage Sword of Conan #17 (1977), The Savage Sword of Conan #18 (1977), The Savage Sword of Conan #19 (1977), The Savage Sword of Conan #20 (1977), The Savage Sword of Conan #21 (1977), The Savage Sword of Conan #22 (1977), The Savage Sword of Conan #23 (1977), The Savage Sword of Conan #24 (1977)

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