Super Conan 2ª Edición #2
Esta colección reúne los 15 volúmenes de 'La Espada Salvaje de Conan el Bárbaro', publicados dentro de la serie Super Conan 2ª Edición por Planeta DeAgostini en 1989. Recopila historias clásicas del bárbaro cimmerio, adaptadas del cómic original de Marvel, ofreciendo una selección de aventuras salvajes y épicas del personaje creado por Robert E. Howard.
In *Conan y el brujo. Parte I - El brujo y el alma*, young Conan finds himself caught in a deadly game of thievery and sorcery when he targets the Eye of Erlik, a powerful talisman held by the wizard Hisarr Zul in Arenjun. As rival thieves—Ajhindar, Isparana, and Karamek—converge on the same prize, Conan is betrayed, captured, and imprisoned in a mirror, forced to reclaim the talisman while his soul is trapped in the wizard’s dark domain.
In "Conan y el brujo. Parte II - El que acecha en las arenas," Conan pushes through the scorching desert toward Zamboula, driven by the trail of Isparana and the stolen Eye of Erlik. After surviving an ambush at an oasis and encountering the Turanian soldier Arsil, he learns of a dangerous mountain pass guarded by a sand demon—Hisarr Zul’s brother Tosya—who offers a grim bargain: kill Hisarr Zul, or perish in the sands.
In "Conan y el brujo. Parte III - El loto negro y la muerte amarilla," Conan faces the sorcerer Isparana in a desert oasis, trading the cursed Eye of Erlik for a false one before being captured by slavers. Freed by Arsil, the Turanian soldier, he returns to Arenjun, where he delivers the talisman to the sorcerer Hisarr Zul—only to find himself betrayed in the most dangerous way.
In "La cosa en el laberinto," Conan is sent to rescue the kidnapped Prince Nyad, only to uncover a web of betrayal when he learns the Hillmen sold Nyad to the mercenary Razak. Trapped in the treacherous city of Khumar Rhun, Conan and his allies escape captivity, leading to a desperate flight through a labyrinth where they face a monstrous, tentacled horror. As the truth behind a conspiracy unfolds, Conan must protect Nyad and confront the cost of loyalty—while a grieving prince mourns the loss of the serving girl Leah.
In "Las capas negras de Ofir," Conan returns to the decadent realm of Ophir, where a bloody coup has toppled Queen Varia. With the Black Cloaks now under Commander Balthis and the Iron Maidens led by Shahela, both vying to seize sole power, Conan must choose a side—until he decides to rally the people under a false identity, posing as Ophir’s legendary founder, Thanus.
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