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Cover: Richard Hescox

The Savage Sword of Conan #13

Jul 1976 · Marvel · 1.00 USD
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In "The Gods of Bal-Sagoth," Conan and Fafnir the Vanir find themselves marooned on a forgotten island where ancient gods still stir. Forced to set aside their differences, they team up to survive, rescue a mysterious girl named Kyrie, and confront the treacherous high priest Gothan in a battle to restore her as the goddess and queen Aala. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Gil Kane and Ralph Reese, this issue features a striking cover by Richard Hescox — a 1.00 USD comic from 1976 that captures the mythic scale of Conan’s wilder adventures.

Contains 3 stories
The Gods of Bal-Sagoth
20 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanAala [Kyrie]Vertorix (introduction, destroyed)GothanFafnirSka

Conan and Fafnir the Vanir, once foes, must set aside their differences to survive on the cursed island of Bal-Sagoth. Together with a young woman named Kyrie, they face the island’s dark priests and ancient sorcery as they seek to restore the forgotten goddess Aala and claim their freedom.

Part II The Thing in the Temple
20 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanFafnirAalaGothanSkaYezdigerdVertorix (flashbackcameo)

In "Part II The Thing in the Temple," Conan and Fafnir barely escape the collapsing city of Bal-Sagoth as a volcano erupts beneath them, their path lit by the flames of a dying island. After surviving the inferno, they are rescued from the Vilayet Sea by the enigmatic Yezdigerd, who offers no answers—only more questions.

The Right Hand of Doom
10 pp · Sword And Sorcery
John Redly (death)Solomon KaneRoger Simeon (death)

In "The Right Hand of Doom," Solomon Kane confronts a grim reckoning as he learns of his friend John Redly’s betrayal—Redly sold Roger Simeon, a sorcerer, for gold. That night, Redly is murdered by a severed hand, and the next morning, Kane discovers Simeon has sacrificed his own hand and died laughing, leaving behind a mystery steeped in vengeance and dark magic.

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Raw (Fine) $9
CGC 9.8 · 1 in census $488*
CGC 9.6 · 4 in census $145*
CGC 9.4 · 11 in census $84
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CGC 9.0 none in existence
CGC 8.5 · 1 in census $39*
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CGC 6.5 · 1 in census $20*
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Full credits

writer Roy Thomas
artist Gil Kane
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks Richard Hescox

Reprints

↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #17 (1972), Conan the Barbarian #18 (1972), The Savage Sword of Conan #4 (1975)

Reprinted in The Savage Sword of Conan #14 (1978), Die Sprechblase #39 (1981), Conan #1/1984 (1984), Conan #1/1984 (1984), A Espada Selvagem de Conan #4 (1984), Conan Saga #17 (1988), Conan Classic #7 (1994), Savage Sword of Conan #2 (2008), The Saga of Solomon Kane #[nn] (2009), Legenden om Conan #3 (2017), Savage Sword of Conan: The Original Marvel Years Omnibus #2 (2019), Solomon Kane: The Original Marvel Years Omnibus #[nn] (2020), The Savage Sword of Conan: Reforged #4 (2026), Die Sprechblase #40

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