Superaventuras Marvel #11
In "Os Espelhos de Karan Akad," Conan finds himself caught between warring realms as the battle for Turan and Makalet spills across the shores of the Vilayet Sea. With his alliance with Turan shattered and a deadly chase from Yezdigerd’s assassins closing in, Conan must turn to Makalet for survival—taking up arms as a mercenary to fight for a city he once sought to aid. Written by Roy Thomas, Barry Smith, and Jotapê Martins, with dynamic art by John Buscema and inks by Sal Buscema and John Severin, this 1983 classic from Editora Abril features a cover by Earl Norem.
In "Os Espelhos de Karan Akad," Conan finds himself caught between warring realms when the battle between Turan and Makalet erupts along the shores of the Vilayet Sea. After a rift with Turan’s prince Yezdigerd, the barbarian flees to Makalet, only to be drawn into a dangerous mission—riding south to seek aid from Pah-Dishah—before being hunted by assassins and forced to return, this time as a mercenary in Makalet’s army.
In "Minhas Mãos Sabem Matar," Wakanda burns under the shadow of civil war, torn apart by the ruthless Eric, the Black Terror, and his forces. With the kingdom's fate hanging in the balance, Jo—Wakanda’s defiant warrior—rises after a daring raid on the Barão Macabro and the Rei Cadáver’s arsenal, now ready to lead a final, desperate assault on the rebels’ last stronghold.
In a race against time, Dr. Strange journeys into the past to confront his greatest foe, the Barão Mordo—only to cross paths with Siseneg, a time traveler driven by a far more dangerous ambition: to seize the raw, primordial energy of creation itself and become a god. With both men chasing the same ancient secret, the very fabric of magic trembles as history begins to unravel.
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