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Steeven ventures into the fiery heart of the Hyborian Age to unravel Conan the Barbarian #32: Flame Winds of Lost Khitai, an epic tale of espionage, sorcery, and survival!

On a dangerous mission for Turan, Conan is smuggled into the mystical city of Wan Tengri, a place ruled by enigmatic wizards and haunted by the fiery phenomenon known as the Flame Winds. But nothing comes easy for the Cimmerian. A botched pickpocketing lands him in a deadly chase, a cursed treasure reveals a venomous surprise, and an encounter with a beautiful woman beneath the surface of a moonlit pool turns into a monstrous fight for his life against a tentacled sea creature.

What secrets lie within Wan Tengri’s towering spires, and how will Conan overcome the powerful forces conspiring against him?

Join Steeven as he dives into this unforgettable adventure, discusses the story’s fascinating origins as an adaptation of Norvell Page’s Flame Winds, and explores the vivid artistry of Roy Thomas, John Buscema, and Ernie Chan. By Crom, this is an episode packed with intrigue, action, and the perilous charm of the Hyborian Age!

Conan the Barbarian #32: "Flame Winds of Lost Khitai" was written by Roy Thomas, with Pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan, the letters were by John Costanza and Glynis Wein was the colorist.

This issue was published by Marvel Comics in August of 1973.

Enjoy!

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Mike's Amazing World of Comics

Cimmerian Press

Step into the Hyborian Age as Steeven dissects the thrilling Conan the Barbarian #31: The Shadow in the Tomb from Marvel Comics! In this pulse-pounding tale, Conan faces not only the ferocious hillmen of Turan but also his own past, haunted by a cursed sword and the spectral danger it unleashed.

Trapped in a cave and outnumbered, Conan and his Turanian comrades must rely on cunning to survive. When the mention of a magical weapon stirs memories of a perilous encounter with a shadowy foe, Conan’s resourcefulness is put to the ultimate test. In the heat of battle against a hulking barbarian, it’s brains, not brawn, that will save the day.

With stunning artwork by John Buscema and the imaginative storytelling of Roy Thomas, this issue delivers heart-stopping action, brilliant strategy, and an unforgettable twist that proves even a cursed sword is no match for Conan’s wit and willpower.

Steeven uncovers the fascinating history of this nearly lost adaptation, dives into the creative changes behind the scenes, and shares his unfiltered take on why this story remains a standout in the Cimmerian’s comic legacy. Don’t miss this epic journey into sword-and-sorcery greatness!

Conan the Barbarian #31: "The Shadow in the Tomb" was written by Roy Thomas, with Pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan, the letters were by John Costanza and Glynis Wein was the colorist.

This issue was published by Marvel Comics in July of 1973.

Enjoy!

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Mike's Amazing World of Comics

Cimmerian Press