New pin-ups by Kevin Nowlan, Jon Jay Muth, and Carl Potts. All of the stories are Stan Lee/Steve Ditko reprints.
New Al Milgrom/John Byrne wraparound covers.
Complete set of 4 comics.
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Sandman scribe extraordinaire Neil Gaiman teams up with amazing artist Michael Zulli for the first of the Marvel Music Comics!
In this tale of music and mysticism, developed with Alice and based on his new Columbia/Sony CD, young Steven meets the sinister Showman, a dealer of hopes and dreams.
Cover by Dave McKean. Cover price $4.95.
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Painted cover art by Joe Jusko. The Brains of the Outfit, script by Dwayne McDuffie and Gregory Wright, pencils by Jackson Guice, inks by Scott Williams
Michael Collins, a Cybertek employee, uncovers evidence of the Deathlok project and he confronts the company's head, Harlan Ryker. Ryker has Collins drugged and puts his brain in the Deathlok cyborg; While the Deathlok cyborg is on a mission for Roxxon putting down guerillas in the South American nation of Estrella, Collins' mind unexpectedly awakes and gains some control of the cyborg which is quickly recalled to Cybertek; At Cybertek, Collins achieves full control of the Deathlok cyborg and escapes.
52 pgs. $3.95. Cover price $3.95.
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Written by Walt and Louise Simonson. Havok art by Jon J. Muth and Wolverine art by Kent Williams.
Havok and Wolverine head south of the border and get caught up in a caper not even mutant super heroes can survive.
48 pages, FC. Cover price $3.50.
Giant-size issue; no ads. Reprints "Red Nails" (from Savage Tales 2 & 3) in color by Roy Thomas and Barry Windsor-Smith (adapted from the Robert E. Howard story). Also reprints the REH poem "Cimmeria" (from Savage Tales 2) in color, adapted by Windsor-Smith. Two-page introduction by Alan Zelenetz. Windsor-Smith covers (front reprinted from Conan the Barbarian 21; back reprinted from Conan the Barbarian Annual 1).
Cover pencils by John Buscema, inks by Bob Layton. The Moon-Eaters of Darfar! Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan; setting: Plains between Kush & Sukhmet city; Conan & Diana flee Darfari & meet with Thutmekri; Conan & Erfu volunteer as Darfari captives but escape; Diana leaves Conan for Thutmekri; Conan & Erfu team-up at end of story.
Cover pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan. Giant-size 10th anniversary issue. Red Sonja guest stars in A War of Wizards! Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan; setting: City of Akkharia; Conan defeats Red Sonja at swords; Conan captures and brings Karanthes to Zukala in exchange for bringing Belit back to life; When the cost is Red Sonja's life however, Conan kills Zukala instead; Belit cameo.
Cover pencils by John Buscema, inks by Al Milgrom. Cimmerian Against a City! script by Roy Thomas, pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan; setting: Hidden dwarven city withing grass sea of Buryat; Tossa & Erfu plot against Conan; Conan takes a priest's magic ears and tries to kill King Aosoka.
It had to happen! Conan steps down from the throne! Handing the reins of power over to his son, Conn, Conan travels to Aesgaard to see his daughter and son-in-law. But as you know by now, nothing is that easy in the life of the savage Cimmerian! "The Winter of Discontent" is written by Don Kraar, with art and cover by Mike Docherty and Fraja Bator.
Conan's son, Conn, has been captured, and the jester Rufio is off to the rescue! Can a mere jester be a match for an evil sorcerer and a wicked queen? The answer's not what you think! "Of Death and the Dreamer" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Tony DeZuniga. Cover by Fraja Bator.
While King Conan faces his greatest victory on the battlefield, his wife and unborn child are under attack by the sorcerer Caliastros! Can King Conan prevent the greatest tragedy of his life, or will he succumb to an army of the dead? "The Warlord of Koth" is written by Don Kraar, with art and cover by Mike Docherty and Fraja Bator.
The Corinthian magician Caliastros has forgotten more magic than most of the Hyborian world's sorcerers know! Having robbed Conan's son, Conn, of his memory, Caliastros and his fiendish allies force Conn to battle his friend, Deryck! It's up to the jester Rufio to save Conn. But the villains don't know that Rufio has a very special weapon--King Conan himself! "Caliastros" is written by Don Kraar, with art and cover by Mike Docherty and Fraja Bator.
The evil Crassus and King Xantus may be dead, but Queen Leora has escaped to form a devilish alliance with the mage Caliastros and the Warlord of Koth! And the trio has captured King Conan's son, Prince Conn, and robbed him of his memory. Can Rufio and Deryck rescue Conn before he's used as a weapon against his own father? "The Spoils of Victory" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Mike Docherty and Fraja Bator.
It's a perilous journey across the seas as King Conan lays siege to the far-off city of Argos in a bloody "Conquest"! Written by Don Kraar, with art by Mike Docherty and Fraja Bator.
King Conan launches the greatest sea invasion in the history of the Hyborean Age to destroy the nation of Argos for daring to war against his kingdom of Aquilonia. "The Armada" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Mike Docherty and Fraja Bator.
What dark secret in Taurus' past could make him a traitor to mankind and the assassin of his father, King Conan? The unholy truth is to be found in "The Blood of the Serpent." Written by Don Kraar, with art by Mike Docherty and Fraja Bator. Cover by Mike Docherty and Armando Gil.
The fate of Conan's family may overwhelm Conan's need to end his war against the nations threatening to destroy his kingdom. "Of Sorcery and Steel" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Mike Docherty and Fraja Bator.
Death comes to claim King Conan! Will Conan die in "The Tower"? Written by Don Kraar, with art by Judith Hunt, Mike Manley and Art Nichols. Cover by Ron Wagner.
Conan has conquered the kingdom of Nemedia. But Conan's plans of revenge against the other monarchs who invaded his kingdom is diverted when he learns that his son, Prince Taurus, is still alive! Little does he realize that his search for his son could result in his downfall! "...Crossroads" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Judith Hunt, Mike Manley and Art Nichols. Cover by Mike Manley, Judith Hunt and Al Williamson.
Conan carries the war to Nemedia! But any victory he wins may be permanently destroyed because the traitor Crassus has Conan's son, Taurus! "The Road to Empire" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Judith Hunt, Mike Manley and Art Nichols. Cover by Judith Hunt and Art Nichols.
The war against Aquilonia is at an impasse! Who will hold the keys of ultimate victory? Will it be King Conan? Or will it be the traitor Crassus, who knows the true whereabouts of Conan's son, Prince Taurus! "The Ravaged Land" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Judith Hunt and Art Nichols. Cover by Judith Hunt and Armando Gil.
King Conan and his battered army launch a final assault against the invading armies of Ophir, Nemedia and Argos. But the danger on the battlefield is nothing compared to what the traitorous high-priest, Crassus, has planned for Conan's daughter! "Harvest of Death" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Mike Docherty and Vince Colletta. Cover by Mike Docherty.
The followers of Asura join King Conan's army in the war against the kingdoms surrounding Aquilonia. But will even these reinforcements be enough to halt the treachery against King Conan--treachery directed by High Priest Crassus! "Day of Wrath" is written by Don Kraar, with art by Mike Docherty and Art Nichols. Cover by Armando Gil.
