Tempelet til Det Tolvøyde Vesenet - (Conan)
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| BiSerie |
Conan |
| Navn på historie |
Tempelet til Det Tolvøyde Vesenet |
| Antall sider |
53,0 |
| Startside |
3 |
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| Orginalt navn |
The Temple of the Twelve-Eyed Thing. |
| Orginalt år |
1982 |
| Orginalt blad |
Savage Sword Of Conan (Marvel, 1974 serien) |
| Orginalt nr |
75 |
| Orginal måned |
April |
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| Informasjon/Beskrivelse |
Conan, Bor'Aqh Sharaq, the Twelve-Eyed Thing, Nahrela.
Conan escapes the dreaded Torture rock, a Zingaran island prison. The Cimmerian is fished out of the water by the crew of the pirate Bor'Aqh Sharaq. Bor'Aqh has Conan keelhauled to force him to admit that he's a spy. When the captain comes to torment him again, the Cimmerian challenges him to a duel. Bor'Aqh Sharaq imprudently accepts and loses the first in a long list of bodily parts. A sudden wave then washes him overboard. As per the laws of the brotherhood, the ship and the captain's mistress now belong to Conan. Nahrela feels she belongs to Sharaq and is loyal to him. The pirate did survive his stay in the water and the sea deposits him on the beach of a tropical island. Having signalled his presence to a passing boat, the captain is recognized by its crew of Zingaran soldiers. One night, he manages to escape his bonds and steal a rowboat. Conans newly obtained ship hits a typhoon and sinks. The survivors squeeze into a lifeboat. Two weeks later, the survivors see land in the distance. Bor'Aqh Sharaq also makes it to the continent. Finding a smith, he has the man forge certain unusual contraptions: a full-face helmet and a prosthetic appendage that will replace his hand. Before his new ship sank, Conan had decided to pursue his predecessor's quest and find the Isle of the Twelve-Eyed thing on which a temple to a weird-looking god is to be found…
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| Artister |
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| Manus |
Michael L. Fleisher |
| Tegninger |
Alfredo P. Alcala |
| Tusj |
Alfredo P. Alcala |
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