Conan de barbaar #4

In the scorched ruins of Yaralet, Conan rides with the Turanian host, caught in a brutal clash against the forces of Munthassem Khan. As war rages and ancient powers stir, he finds himself drawn into a dark conspiracy tied to the name Nergal, where loyalty is tested and fate is written in blood. With the city in flames and enemies both mortal and otherworldly closing in, Conan must decide what he’s willing to sacrifice—before the hand of Nergal claims its due.

In the hilly countryside, Conan finds himself caught in a brutal clash between the Turanian army and the savage Hill-Men, where the line between ally and enemy blurs. As the battle rages, he confronts a chilling enemy that defies reason—his own shadow, twisting and moving with a will of its own. With Malthuz, Hobar, and Toruk at his side, Conan must unravel the mystery of the shadow before it consumes him, all while the weight of a hidden blade in the final panel hints at a deeper, darker truth.

In the flame-towered city of Wan Tengri, Conan moves through shadows and secrets, playing a deadly game of deception. Under the guise of a spy for the Turanian army, he strikes down the tyrant Shamash, ignites chaos in the city's heart, and sets his sights on a princess whose fate may be the key to his next move.

In a future where Earth’s capital faces an alien arrival, the enigmatic presence of a humanoid emissary brings unexpected calm. As tension rises, Generaal Krenkle and Luitenant Morrow must navigate the fragile peace, unaware the alien’s gentle demeanor is a carefully crafted illusion masking a deeper truth.

Conan returns to the Turan capital of Aghrapur, where he must protect King Yildiz from a deadly stone golem. Amid the city’s shadowed streets, old alliances stir as Conan navigates court intrigue with Lady Amytis at his side, while figures like Narim-Bey and the enigmatic Feyd-Ratha watch from the edges.

In "De dwalende planeet," Professor Ludwig Hauptmann stands firm in his belief that a planet hurtling toward Earth will not bring destruction—instead, he sees it as a sign of a greater cosmic order. As the sky darkens with the approaching celestial body, he becomes the unlikely voice of calm, convinced that the universe has a purpose even in the face of impending doom.