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The Savage Sword of Conan #6 cover
Cover: Alex Niño & Frank Magsino

The Savage Sword of Conan #6

Jun 1975 · Marvel · 1.00 USD
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“The Sleeper beneath the Sands”

The painted cover by Alex Niño and Frank Magsino pulls you straight into the chaos: a muscular Conan, sword raised high, battles through a surging mass of grotesque, monstrous creatures that claw and press in from every side. The dark, brooding palette and dynamic composition give the scene real weight, perfectly befitting the magazine's promise of "Two Illustrated Epics of Swords vs. Sorcery." This June 1975 black-and-white Marvel magazine pairs Robert E. Howard's source material with Roy Thomas's scripting and Alex Niño's artwork inside for "The Sleeper beneath the Sands" — a title that hints at exactly the kind of ancient, lurking menace splashed across this striking cover.

writer Robert E. Howard · writer Roy Thomas · artist, inker Alex Niño · cover Alex Niño, Frank Magsino
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Full credits

writer Roy Thomas
artist, inker Alex Niño
cover pencils Alex Niño
cover inks Frank Magsino

Full plot ⚠ may contain spoilers

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Jim O'Brien, in the present, plots to kill Richard Brent to win the hand of Eleanor, but a fall in a long-forgotten cavern transports him into the past in the body of Conan where he battles the denizens of the cavern.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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