SAVAGE TALES Featuring Conan the Barbarian #3, February 1974; Marvel magazine

SAVAGE TALES Featuring Conan the Barbarian #3, February 1974; Marvel magazine1

SAVAGE TALES Featuring Conan the Barbarian #3, February 1974; Marvel magazine2

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SAVAGE TALES Featuring Conan the Barbarian #3
February 1974; Marvel Magazine

Conan stars in "The Lurker From the Catacombs" (Script by Roy Thomas, art by Barry Windsor-Smith), the conclusion of the "Red Nails" story from the previous issue adapted from the story by Robert E. Howard. Also in this issue: "Fury of the Femizons" by Stan Lee and John Romita Sr. reprinted from Savage Tales 1) and "The Crimson Bell" (text story starring Arquel of Argos by Ray Capella; illustrations by Al Williamson and Frank Brunner). 2-page Red Sonja pin-up by Esteban Maroto; Talon pin-up by Jim Steranko (with a one-page text feature). Pablo Marcos cover painting.

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