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Cover of Conan: The Book of Thoth #2
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Conan: The Book of Thoth #2

Dark Horse · Series began 2006 · April 2006

Dates

Cover date
April 2006
In stores
April 19, 2006
Pages
48

Editions and covers

  • Original edition

    Barcode 76156810784500211

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Creators

pencils: Kelley Jones, Jim Keegan, Ruth Keeganinks: Kelley Jones, Jim Keegan, Ruth Keegancolors: Michelle Madsen, Jim Keegan, Ruth Keeganscript: Kurt Busiek, Len Wein, Scott Allie, Jim Keegan, Ruth Keeganletters: Richard Starkings, Rob Steen, Jim Keegan, Ruth Keegan

Stories

  • The Serpent Stirs · Thoth-Amon · 40 pages

    Thoth-Amon uses his powers in secret against the priests of Ibis and advances to the Azure Circle.

  • Untitled · 0.5 pages

    Howard offers to fight his friends enemies.

Publisher’s description

The young acolyte Thoth-amon rises quickly through the priestly ranks of Ibis as one by one his fellows fall victim to grisly deaths by an unseen hand. Bewildered and powerless to halt the carnage, one priest fears he has discovered the source of the evil encroaching upon the city, only to learn that the truth is far more horrifying than anyone could have imagined. Meanwhile, the citizens of Memphia are losing faith in the ability of Ibis to protect them, and rumors are spreading of a far more powerful and ancient deity-the snake-god Set. This essential piece of the Conan mythos uncovering the origin of his greatest villain is co-written by Len Wein, creator ofSwamp Thing and Wolverine, and Kurt Busiek, Eisner award-winning writer of the best-selling Conan ongoing series, and drawn by Kelley Jones, much-proclaimed master of horror!

Reprinted in

Conan: Book of Thoth (2006), The Conan Reader (2019), Conan the Barbarian by Kurt Busiek Omnibus (2020), Conan: The Book of Thoth and Other Stories (2020)

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