The Savage Sword of Conan #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeEarl Norem's painted cover for this December 1976 issue captures Conan at full fury — muscles coiled, battle-axe raised overhead — as he tears through a chaotic melee of armed warriors, robed sorcerers, skeletal figures, and fallen foes, with a blonde woman caught amid the carnage below. The magazine promises an all-new action-epic adapting Robert E. Howard's "Wizards of the Black Circle" alongside "Worms of the Earth," making this a particularly substantial package from Roy Thomas and the artistic team of Barry Smith and Tim Conrad. It's a vivid snapshot of Savage Sword at its bold, black-and-white magazine best.
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Bran Mak Morn (pretending to be the Irish chieftain Partha Mac Othna) witnesses one of his people being crucified by the Romans.
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