Conan the Barbarian #2
In "The Witch of Widnsor," Conan awakens in the shadowed depths of the Dark Forest, bound by a past he can't escape. With Merya's fate entwined with the ancient curse of Arawn, the Cimmerian must confront the sorcerer and his spectral hounds—only to face a truth far darker than he imagined. Written by Steven Grant and brought to life by Marc Silvestri’s dynamic art, with inks by Joe Rubinstein and Danny Bulanadi, and lettering by Janice Chiang, this 1984 issue features a striking cover by Gil Kane.
In "The Witch of Widnsor," Conan encounters a princess imprisoned atop a nearly impossible mountain, her captivity tied to a gypsy witch whose motives remain shrouded in mystery. As King Wolden recounts the tale, Conan is drawn into a web of ancient magic and hidden truths, leading him to confront the witch and uncover the shocking truth behind the princess’s fate.
In "The Forest of the Night," Conan awakens in the heart of a cursed woodland, bound by a past he can’t escape—Merya, the woman he once loved, now trapped in a nightmare woven by the sorcerer Arawn. As Conan fights through shadowed beasts and ancient magic to break her chains, he uncovers a truth too terrible to ignore: her salvation may come only through sacrifice.
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