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Conan der Barbar#1
Cover: Gil Kane & John Romita & Ernie Chan

Conan der Barbar #1

Oct 1982 · Condor · 4,80 DEM; 4,80 CHF; 38 ATS
🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English
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Contains 3 stories
Die Nebelhexe
36 pp · Sword And Sorcery
ConanConn (son of Conan and Zenobia, introduction)Prospero (introduction)Zenobia (introduction, flashback)Louhi (villain, introduction, death)Pra-Eun (villain, introduction, death)Nenaunir (villain, introduction)Kamoinen (villain, introduction)Thoth-Amon (villain)Witchmen of Hyperborea (villain)
Sigurds Geheimnis
5 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
ThorLokiBalderSigurd (introduction)

In "Sigurds Geheimnis," Thor faces a mysterious challenger named Sigurd during a walk with Balder and Loki. As their duel escalates, Sigurd’s strength grows with every fall, drawing on a hidden power tied to the earth itself. When Balder recalls the truth behind Sigurd’s might, Thor uses his hammer to send the warrior soaring into space—leaving him stranded on a distant asteroid. The gods continue their journey, the outcome of the clash settling into quiet resolution.

Die goldenen Äpfel
5 pp · Fantasy, Superhero
Iduna (Introduction)Haakun the Hunter (Introduction)Fenris the Wolf God (Introduction)

In "Die goldenen Äpfel," the goddess Iduna journeys through the wilds with a sacred load of golden apples meant for Odin, her path threatened by the fearsome Fenris the Wolf God. Just as danger closes in, the hunter Haakun the Hunter arrives, his courage and skill turning the tide in a moment of peril.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
artist Jack Kirby
cover pencils Gil Kane
cover pencils, inks John Romita
cover inks Ernie Chan

Reprints

↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #111 (1964), Journey into Mystery #114 (1965), Conan the Barbarian #34 (1974), King Conan #1 (1980)

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