Conan the Barbarian #4
In "The City Where Time Stood Still," Conan and his companion Atreah stumble upon a frozen city where every person is trapped in a single moment—only to be joined by two bewildered boys, Jonwalli and Dukenrik. As the four face off against the sorcerers Nareobbo and Shuin-Shann, the deadly rivalry between the wizards escalates in a deadly confrontation. Written by J. M. DeMatteis and brought to life with dynamic art by John Buscema and Bob McLeod, this 1985 issue delivers a gripping tale of ancient magic and desperate survival, with cover art by John Buscema.
In "The City Where Time Stood Still," Conan and his companion Atreah stumble upon a frozen city where every person is trapped in a single moment—until they encounter two lost boys, Jonwalli and Dukenrik. With time itself broken, the four must survive the deadly machinations of two sorcerers, Nareobbo and Shuin-Shann, before the spell is broken and the past comes rushing back.
In "The Horror Beneath the Hills!", Conan returns to the once-familiar streets of Pergona, now ruled by the grotesquely swollen Murilo and his even larger consort Jenna. As the city's citizens vanish one by one, Conan, Murilo, and their companions descend into the dark caverns beneath the hills, facing twisted creatures and a mysterious captor—Elaynia—whose true intentions remain shrouded in shadow.
In "The Eternity War!", Conan is drawn into a deadly tale of ancient betrayal when Eilaynia recounts the forgotten war between the lost land of Nincenno and its rival, Mayella. As her story unfolds, the line between memory and magic blurs, and Conan finds himself caught in a battle that spans centuries—led by a woman whose desire may be as dangerous as the sorcery she wields.
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↩ Reprints Conan the Barbarian #122 (1981), Conan the Barbarian #123 (1981), Conan the Barbarian #124 (1981)
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