Savage Sword of Conan #123 – VG/F, 5.0
Savage Sword of Conan #123 (Marvel, February 1986)
Conan battles mystery and menace in “Secret of the Great Stone” (Larry Yakata & Ernie Chan), a brutal sword-and-sorcery tale showcasing Chan’s powerful artwork. Backup story “The Debt of the Warrior” (Larry Yakata, Michael Docherty & James Baldwin) adds another layer of Hyborian action. Features a Rudy Nebres frontispiece and an Ernie Chan cover. Magazine format, black & white, $1.50 cover price.
MAJ. PICTO'S GRADING NOTES: VG/F (5.0) — signed by Ernie Chua/Chan (Pittsburgh Comic Con, April 16, 2011) and Andy Nebres (Pittsburgh Comic Con, April 21, 2012); moderate edge wear; from the collection of our late pal Gary Wolz.
Savage Sword of Conan #123 (Marvel, February 1986)
Conan battles mystery and menace in “Secret of the Great Stone” (Larry Yakata & Ernie Chan), a brutal sword-and-sorcery tale showcasing Chan’s powerful artwork. Backup story “The Debt of the Warrior” (Larry Yakata, Michael Docherty & James Baldwin) adds another layer of Hyborian action. Features a Rudy Nebres frontispiece and an Ernie Chan cover. Magazine format, black & white, $1.50 cover price.
MAJ. PICTO'S GRADING NOTES: VG/F (5.0) — signed by Ernie Chua/Chan (Pittsburgh Comic Con, April 16, 2011) and Andy Nebres (Pittsburgh Comic Con, April 21, 2012); moderate edge wear; from the collection of our late pal Gary Wolz.
Savage Sword of Conan #123 (Marvel, February 1986)
Conan battles mystery and menace in “Secret of the Great Stone” (Larry Yakata & Ernie Chan), a brutal sword-and-sorcery tale showcasing Chan’s powerful artwork. Backup story “The Debt of the Warrior” (Larry Yakata, Michael Docherty & James Baldwin) adds another layer of Hyborian action. Features a Rudy Nebres frontispiece and an Ernie Chan cover. Magazine format, black & white, $1.50 cover price.
MAJ. PICTO'S GRADING NOTES: VG/F (5.0) — signed by Ernie Chua/Chan (Pittsburgh Comic Con, April 16, 2011) and Andy Nebres (Pittsburgh Comic Con, April 21, 2012); moderate edge wear; from the collection of our late pal Gary Wolz.
