Conan the Barbarian #7
In "Life Among the Dead," Conan the Barbarian finds himself ensnared in a deadly trap set by the villagers of Solvanthia, who believe he is the key to appeasing the ancient Dragon they’ve awakened. With John Buscema’s dynamic art and Bruce Jones’ gripping storytelling, this 1985 issue delivers a tense, atmospheric tale of betrayal and survival, as Conan must outwit both the Dragon and the treachery of those he trusted. The cover by John Buscema captures the grim spectacle of the beast’s awakening in bold, sweeping lines.
In "Life Among the Dead," Conan is drawn into a deadly trap when the Dragon of Solvanthia awakens after the theft of the Sword of Graven. Trapped among the villagers and manipulated by the enigmatic Valen Triafer, Conan must survive a night of deception and peril in a town that hides more than just secrets. The story unfolds with sharp tension and ancient dread, as loyalty is tested and the true cost of survival begins to reveal itself.
In "Son of Cimmeria," Conan leads Peleon into the wilds of Cimmeria to test his mettle, but their journey takes a deadly turn when Peleon provokes a bear and is taken by Conobar. When Conobar attacks Conan in fury over his slain bear-servant, the fight ends in blood—Conan kills him in self-defense, only to realize too late that Conobar was his long-lost son, born of a past encounter with Ursla.
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