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Conan the Barbarian #9 (1971)
A standout early issue from Marvel’s acclaimed Bronze Age Conan the Barbarian run, showcasing the maturing artistic style of Barry Windsor-Smith and Roy Thomas’ expanding mythic worldbuilding. This issue continues to cement Conan’s comic legacy through lush visuals and pulpy sword-and-sorcery storytelling.
Conan finds himself facing new dangers as he is drawn into a deadly conflict involving ancient forces, shifting loyalties, and looming betrayal. When the barbarian uncovers the true threat behind the turmoil, he must strike swiftly to avoid becoming the next victim of deception and dark power.
A standout early issue from Marvel’s acclaimed Bronze Age Conan the Barbarian run, showcasing the maturing artistic style of Barry Windsor-Smith and Roy Thomas’ expanding mythic worldbuilding. This issue continues to cement Conan’s comic legacy through lush visuals and pulpy sword-and-sorcery storytelling.
Conan finds himself facing new dangers as he is drawn into a deadly conflict involving ancient forces, shifting loyalties, and looming betrayal. When the barbarian uncovers the true threat behind the turmoil, he must strike swiftly to avoid becoming the next victim of deception and dark power.
Creative Team & Publishing Info
Writer: Roy Thomas
Artist: Barry Windsor-Smith
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Publication Year: 1971
Series: Conan the Barbarian (Vol. 1)
Issue #: 9
Format: Single Issue, 32 pages, Color
Era: Bronze Age

