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Issue Details

Issue #25
Published November 1984
Frequency Bi-monthly
Cover Price 1.00 USD
Pages 52
Editing Jim Owsley

Cover Details

Characters A Black Dragon
Genre Sword and sorcery
Pencils Mike Kaluta (signed)
Inks Mike Kaluta (signed)
Colors Mike Kaluta (signed)

26 page King Conan story "Daggers"

Characters Princess Radegund; Leonidas; King Conan; Queen Zenobia; Count Trocero; Baron Maloric; Ladunia (Maloric's wife); Pepin (Maloric's son and Radegund's betrothed); Prospero; Lysander; Prince Taurus; Dexitheus; Black Dragons [Tarquin; Hrolf; Syan-Lin]
Synopsis King Conan escorts Radegund to Baron Maloric's home to meet Pepin, Maloric's son and Radegund's betrothed. Radegund, however, has fallen in love with Leonidas, a Black Dragon legionnaire, and does not want to marry Pepin. Maloric's hired assassins try to kill Conan, but the Black Dragons and Conan are able to defeat them. Unable to properly defend the King, Leonidas resigns as a legionnaire.
Genre Sword and sorcery
Script Alan Zelenetz
Pencils Marc Silvestri
Inks Geof Isherwood
Colors George Roussos
Letters Richard Parker

13 page Prince Conn story "Having narrowly escaped the hangman's noose ..."

Characters Prince Conn; unnamed Khitai maiden; Conn's twin brother (unnamed in this story)
Synopsis Magically sent to Khitai by Mad Zandra, Prince Conn encounters a beautiful Khitai maiden sitting in a secluded glade with a young Khitai man. Similar to Romeo and Juliet, the couple appear to be from different clans. A fight between the clans ensues, and Prince Conn helps defend the young couple. However, the young man is captured by his rivals. Conn rescues the man, but the maiden will not accept him back because he shamed himself by being captured. The young man kills himself. Conn and the maiden go to Paikang in search of Kang Lou-Dze, a woman who knew his father. There Conn comes face-to-face with his twin.
Genre Sword and sorcery
Script Alan Zelenetz
Pencils Marc Silvestri
Colors George Roussos
Letters Richard Parker
Notes The Prince Conn stories run along side the Conan The King stories to show what each is doing after they have been separated.