Savage Tales #7
In "The Garden of Fear," Conan finds himself drawn into a deadly game of shadows when The Winged One’s soldiers seize Jenna during a brutal raid on his camp. With Halamar’s help, Conan tracks the enemy through a treacherous landscape, turning the tables in a clash that leaves the fate of both man and warrior in the balance. Written by Robert E. Howard and Roy Thomas, and brought to life with striking art by Barry Windsor-Smith and inks by Sal Buscema, this issue is a masterclass in sword-and-sorcery tension. Cover by Barry Windsor-Smith.
In "The Garden of Fear," Conan finds himself drawn into a deadly game when The Winged One’s soldiers seize Jenna during a brutal raid on his camp. With Halamar at his side, Conan sets out to reclaim her, tracking the enemy through treacherous terrain—only to discover that the battle may have been a trap all along.
In "Back to the Savage Land," Ka-Zar and the Petrified Man return to the heart of the jungle, where they witness Zaladane, Queen Priestess of Garokk, the Sun-God, orchestrating a brutal assault on the lizard-men's kingdom after destroying Tongah's village and killing his family. The air crackles with tension as ancient rivalries ignite and the fate of the Savage Land hangs in the balance.
In the heart of the jungle, the Petrified Man awakens as Garokk, the Sun God, his transformation a sudden blaze of power that halts Zaladane’s assault on the Vala-Kuri. But when Zaladane spurns him, her fury turns once more toward Ka-Zar, leaving Garokk caught between divine might and the cost of being rejected.
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↩ Reprints Astonishing Tales #2 (1970), Astonishing Tales #3 (1970), Astonishing Tales #4 (1971), Conan the Barbarian #9 (1971)
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