Spécial Conan #16
In "Sur la piste de la femme-pirate," Conan follows a trail of mystery through the dense jungles and remote village of Watambi, where mutiny brews and danger lurks in the shadows. When Belit is captured by a monstrous insect, she’s rescued by the enigmatic Amra, while Conan faces off against a band of dragon-wielding warriors. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with dynamic precision by John Buscema, with inks by Steve Gan, this issue features a striking cover by Earl Norem.
In the sweltering jungles of Watambi, Conan races to thwart a mutiny led by Kawaku, while Belit’s capture by a colossal insect forces a daring rescue by the fierce Amra—just as Conan charges into battle against the dragon-worshipping warriors.
In "La mort dans les ruines," Conan, Bêlit, and Amra battle underground goblins in a deadly clash of steel and sorcery. After Amra falls, Conan takes his name—and Shulo soon recognizes the truth behind the new Amra.
In "Le dévoreur des morts," Conan takes command under the ruthless Strombanni, while Valeria guards Lady Morganis—now a captive in a web of treachery. As the savage Barachan pirates hunt the fabled treasure of Toth-Mekri, the sands of fate shift beneath a cursed desert city.
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↩ Reprints The Savage Sword of Conan #127 (1986), Conan Saga #52 (1991), The Savage Sword of Conan #196 (1992)
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