Serie-nytt [delas?] #3/1973
In "Nr 4 De kretiska-mykenska civilisationen," Conan joins forces with the thief Burgun in a crumbling Corinthian city, where betrayal and ancient gods collide. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Barry Smith with inks by Sal Buscema, the story unfolds with a tense alliance, a brutal execution, and a vengeful quest that leads to a divine confrontation—before a star-born deity vanishes as suddenly as it appeared. The cover, by Thord Lindblom, captures the mythic weight of the tale.
In a sun-scorched city of ancient intrigue, Conan joins forces with the thief Burgun, only to see him hanged after a betrayal. As vengeance ignites, Conan hunts down the priest-Aron who orchestrated the treachery, while Jenna leaves his side for Igon. When the celestial wrath of the Tjurgudens vrede takes form, the stars themselves answer the call—only to vanish once the priest falls.
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