Super Conan #6
In "La nuit de l'horreur," young Conan, a thief in Arenjun, sets his sights on the cursed Eye of Erlik, held by the sorcerer Hisarr Zul. When he infiltrates the sorcerer’s fortress, he finds himself outmatched by rivals with their own agendas—Ajhindar, Isparana, and Karamek—each with a claim on the artifact. After Isparana flees with the talisman, Conan is captured and imprisoned in a mirror, his soul bound to retrieve it. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by John Buscema with inks by Rudy Nebres, this 1986 tale from Mon Journal features a cover by Earl Norem.
In "La nuit de l'horreur," Conan helps Theta track down her sisters—Rhula, Bethene, and Lola—after they’re sold into slavery. When suspicion falls on Forbos, Conan tricks him into buying Theta, leading them both into a nightmare where Forbos’s monstrous half-bull form reveals a horrifying secret: his harem is being fed to a ravenous beast. The story unfolds with tense suspense and brutal fantasy, as Conan faces the creature and the twisted fate binding Forbos to it.
In "Le sorcier d'Arenjun," young Conan, a thief in the city of Arenjun, sets his sights on the legendary Eye of Erlik, held by the sorcerer Hisarr Zul. When rival factions—Ajhindar, Isparana, and Karamek—converge at the sorcerer’s fortress, Conan finds himself outmaneuvered as Isparana steals the talisman and he’s captured, his soul imprisoned in a mirror and forced to hunt it down.
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