The Chronicles of Conan #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects issues from the 1970s Marvel Comics run of Conan the Barbarian, featuring the epic storyline 'The Second Coming of Shuma-Gorath' alongside other tales of the Cimmerian's adventures. Written by Roy Thomas with art by John Buscema and others, it continues the classic sword-and-sorcery saga as Conan confronts ancient cosmic horrors and political intrigue in the Hyborian Age.
In "Chaos Beneath Kuthchemes," Conan follows a haunting dream of his village's destruction by fiery rain, setting out on a desperate journey home. Along the way, he must battle the living dead and a witchman serving the sorceress Vammatar, as shadows of the past rise to challenge him. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Mike Docherty, with inks by Ernie Chan, colors by Nelson Yomtov, and letters by John Costanza, this issue features a striking cover by Steve Lightle.
Conan joins a band of shipwrights under siege by cat-men, where he finds unlikely allies in Yasmela, Hobb, and the cunning Ossian. When Ossian is crippled in a desperate act to save Conan from the deadly Shing Luu, he turns the fallen demon’s wings into a device that could change flight forever—though the cost may be greater than any of them expected.
Conan awakens from a nightmare of fiery rain destroying his childhood village and sets out to confirm its fate, only to be waylaid by the restless dead and a sinister witchman serving the sorceress Vammatar. As he journeys through cursed lands, he must evade ancient horrors and the growing dread of what awaits him at home—where shadows move and the past refuses to stay buried.
In "Savage Homecoming," Conan is pulled from a deadly fall by Ursla, whose cold reception makes clear their past is far from simple. As he journeys back to his ruined village, the memories of his youth unfold through Kulan Gath’s tale of his lost love, Vammatar, and the dark forces that shaped his path. With the ghosts of his past rising around him, Conan confronts a legacy of violence, betrayal, and the price of survival.
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