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The Savage Sword of Conan#121
Cover: Joe Jusko

The Savage Sword of Conan #121

Feb 1986 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 1.75 CAD
“The Fountain of Umir”

In "The Fountain of Umir," Conan ventures into a hidden monastery where, once a year, liquid gold erupts from a granite rock on the harvest day of Sultas. Sent by King Aragu to eliminate the rebel Dachivu, Conan is equally driven by the promise of the golden torrent. Written by Larry Yakata and brought to life with striking detail by Rudy Nebres, this issue blends myth and greed in the grimy, vivid world of Hyboria. The cover by Joe Jusko captures the tale’s primal intensity.

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writer Larry Yakata · artist, inker Rudy Nebres · letterer Diana Albers · cover Joe Jusko

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artist, inker Rudy Nebres
letterer Diana Albers
cover pencils, inks Joe Jusko

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Once a year, on the harvest day of Sultas, liquid gold spews forth from a granite rock in a hidden monastery. The monks are also said to be hiding the rebel Dachivu, and Conan is dispatched by King Aragu to kill him. Conan is determined to get his hand on some of that gold.

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