(avril 2013)

Panini France, 2008 Series
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Price
25.40 EUR
Pages
288
On-sale Date
2013-04-10
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
Panini France S.A.
Brand
?
ISBN
978-2-8094-3018-9 Search at WorldCat
Barcode
9782809430189
Editing
Alain Guerrini (directeur de publication); Walter De Marchi (rédacteur en chef)

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Conan / cover / 1 page (report information)

Pencils
Joe Chiodo (painting)
Inks
Joe Chiodo (painting)
Colors
Joe Chiodo (painting)

Genre
heroic fantasy (sword and sorcery)
Characters
Conan
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Conan / comic story / 45 pages (report information)

Script
Dann Thomas (plot); Roy Thomas (script)
Pencils
Ernie Colón
Inks
Ernie Colón
Letters
?

Genre
heroic fantasy (sword and sorcery)
Characters
Conan; Stubb; Jabezo; Princess Crigatha; Captain Cecilops; Flatus; the Queen Mother; Smernok; Hadwig; Torio; Sophronia; the King of Ravonna (in flashback; dies); the Queen of Ravonna (in flashback; dies)
Synopsis
Conan comes to the small state of Ravonna, where princess Crigatha is about to marry the king of Alcalais. The Cimmerian is caught up in court politics. Jabezo, the emissary from Alcalais, sets one nobleman against the other - until he is murdered. Conan is hired as the princess' bodyguard for the journey to Alcalais, but as it turns out, Jabezo is not dead: he is an evil wizard who decades ago manipulated a chamber maid into killing the king and the queen and then pose as a mutilated queen mother. All is part of a plan to marry the young princess and take over Ravonna. Conan halts the plan.
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Keywords
Ravonna

Indexer Notes

adapted from a short story by Danette Couto

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Conan / comic story / 36 pages (report information)

Script
Fred Blosser; Roy Thomas
Pencils
John Buscema
Inks
Alfredo Alcala; Kerry Gammill
Letters
?

Genre
heroic fantasy (sword and sorcery)
Characters
Conan; Sancha; Heronan Da Varza; Akhet-Atum
Synopsis
Conan is now a Zingarian buccaneer and commands his own ship that he took over from Zaparavo after their ordeal on the island of the Black Giants. His ship is attacked by Zingarian nobleman Heronan Da Varza, and Conan's lover Sancha is torn between her affections for Conan and the possibility of once again returning home with Da Varza. Their fate is decided by the discovery of a ship said to be carrying a lost treasure. But a treasure is not all it is carrying.
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Indexer Notes

This storyline continues from The Savage Sword of Conan #22-23.

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Conan / comic story / 42 pages (report information)

Script
Roy Thomas
Pencils
Ernie Chan
Inks
Ernie Chan
Letters
?

Genre
heroic fantasy (sword and sorcery)
Characters
Conan; Thanus (Villain; Intro; Death); Shahela (Villain; Intro; Death); Balthis (Villain; Intro; Death); Varis (Villain; Intro; Death in flashback only); Varia; Toiros; Gortha; Senchis
Synopsis
Conan returns to the wealthy land of Ophir; there a coup d'état has just taken place. Balthis, the commander of the elite guard known as the Black Cloaks, has protected his position by deposing Queen Varia. Shahela, the commander of the queen's elite guard the Iron Maidens, now rules side-by-side with Balthis. However, both plot to reign alone. Conan is torn between the camps until he decides to side with the noble queen. Conan poses as Thanus, Ophir's founder, and leads the people in a rebellion.
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Indexer Notes

adapted from a plot by Andrew J. Offutt

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Conan / comic story / 46 pages (report information)

Script
Roy Thomas; Christy Marx (plot)
Pencils
Ernie Chan
Inks
Alfredo Alcala
Letters
?

Genre
heroic fantasy (sword and sorcery)
Characters
Conan; Valiana (first appearance; villain; death); Baldarr (first appearance; villain; death); Giyune (first appearance; villain; death)
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Indexer Notes

Plot credit from letters page in #74.

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Conan / comic story / 50 pages (report information)

Script
Bruce Jones
Pencils
John Buscema
Inks
John Buscema (pages 1-15); Steve Mitchell (pages 16-50)
Letters
?

Genre
heroic fantasy (sword and sorcery)
Characters
Meara Laroughe (Villain; Intro; Death); Laroughe (Meara Laroughe's son; Villain; Intro; Death)
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Indexer Notes

The events of this story occur after those of Conan the Barbarian (Marvel, 1970 series) #15 and after those of The Savage Sword of Conan (Marvel, 1974 series) #123.
Inker credits from Bob McLeod via the GCD Error List.
Script and detailed inker credits from Jason Czeskleba via the GCD Errors List (2008-07-26).

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Conan / comic story / 47 pages (report information)

Script
Michael Fleisher
Pencils
John Buscema
Inks
Ernie Chan
Letters
?

Genre
heroic fantasy (sword and sorcery)
Characters
Conan; Princess Alissa of Ezar Bar Q'um (first appearance; villain); King Razak of Khumar Rhun (first appearance; villain); Counselor Carnek (first appearance; villain); Bernek (first appearance; villain; death); Prince Nyad of Ezar Bar Q'um; Leah; Cyreeta; Derlok; Commander Falmarq; W'alaq Ibn D'Bar; Captain V'Harzan; Jered
Synopsis
Conan is tasked to find the kidnapped Prince Nyad. He discovers that Hillmen were paid to kill Nyad but instead sold him to Razak who is holding him for ransom. Conan and his men try to infiltrate Khumar Rhun but are captured. They escape, and Conan finds Nyad and his new love, the serving girl Leah. Their escape route in a labyrinth leads them to a tentacled monster. Conan saves Nyad, but Leah is killed. When they return, Alissa's and Carnek's plan to have Nyad killed is uncovered. Conan returns to dancing girl Cyreeta, but Nyad laments his lost Leah.
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Table of Contents
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    Conan
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    Conan
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    Conan
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    Conan
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    Conan
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    Conan
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    Conan
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