Spécial Conan #15
In "L'esprit de la bête," Conan hears a haunting tale from the lips of N'yaga, a warrior with secrets of his own. The story unfolds around Bêlit, the rightful heir to the throne of Asaglun, whose tragic past is woven with myth and betrayal. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with bold precision by John Buscema, with inks by Steve Gan, this issue brings to life a tale of vengeance, legend, and the weight of a crown long lost. The cover, by Earl Norem, captures the dark mystique of the tale in striking detail.
In "L'esprit de la bête," Conan and his crew sail north from the kingdom of Lord-Inka, drawn into a land where once-peaceful tribes now live in fear under a sorcerer’s dark rule—his power bound to the wild beasts that stalk the wilds. The story unfolds with the grim certainty of a coming storm, as the king faces a menace that twists nature itself.
In "La ballade de Bêlit," Conan hears the tale of a fierce warrior queen from the lips of the mysterious N’yaga. Born to the throne of Asaglun, Bêlit was orphaned when her uncle Nim-Karrak murdered her father and seized power. Raised in secret by N’yaga, who spread the legend that she was the daughter of Derketa, goddess of death, she grew into the tribe’s greatest warrior. Sent on a deadly mission to reclaim the silver eye of Dagon, she survived where others perished—only to rise as a pirate, driven by a hunger for vengeance.
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