Super Conan #6
This volume collects issue #35 of the Spanish series 'Super Conan,' featuring the story 'El Pájaro de Diamante' from the classic run of 'La Espada Salvaje de Conan el Bárbaro.' Published by Planeta DeAgostini, it presents a standalone adventure of Robert E. Howard's iconic Cimmerian warrior in a sword-and-sorcery tale translated for the Spanish market.
In "El diablo de hierro," Conan finds himself ensnared in a deadly trap on the island of Xapur, where the scheming Jehungir and Ghaznavi plan to use Octavia to lure him into their grasp. Unbeknownst to them, the island holds a forgotten secret—long buried, a legendary warrior has been awakened by a fisherman’s unwitting actions, stirring ancient forces beneath the sands.
In "La era Hyboria," set in the ancient world of 9,500 B.C., the fall of the Aquilonian Empire marks the rise of the Hyrkanian horde, whose relentless advance reshapes the land. As the ice age pushes northern tribes into southern lands, a cataclysmic upheaval renews the continents, setting the stage for a world forged in fire and fury.
In "Kull de Atlantis," the mighty warrior Kull arrives in the fallen city of Atlantis just as Sareeta, a woman of mixed heritage, is condemned to die by fire for her union with a Lemurian pirate. With a swift and solemn act, Kull spares her suffering, ending her life with a single, precise strike—then vanishes into the ruins, pursued by his own people for breaking their sacred code.
In "Los espejos de Tuzun Thune," the restless King Kull is lured to the eerie mansion of Tuzun Thune, a place where a thousand mirrors distort reality and trap the mind. As his reflection begins to move on its own, Kull finds himself ensnared in a labyrinth of illusions—until Brule arrives to pull him back from the brink. Penciled and inked by Mike Plogg, the story unfolds with a haunting, dreamlike tension.
When a tigre regresa a Atlantis, Kull returns to a kingdom transformed—his old allies now rulers, a mysterious sorceress wielding unseen influence, and a past encounter with a witch-woman now echoing through the halls of power. As old loyalties fray and new dangers rise, Kull must navigate treachery, ancient magic, and the shifting loyalties of those he once trusted.
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