Publishers / Marvel / Conan the Barbarian (1970) / #38
38May 1974
$0.25

Conan the Barbarian #38

Marvel · May 1974 · on sale February 12, 1974

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Identification plate

Series
Conan the Barbarian (Marvel, 1970 series)
Issue
#38
Publication date
May 1974
Key date
May 1974
On-sale date
February 12, 1974
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$0.25
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Warrior and the Were-Woman!cover1pencils: Gil Kane, John Romita; inks: Ernie Chan, John RomitaConan; Lilitu the Werewoman; Ardat Lili (Lilitu's mate)
1The Warrior and the Were-Woman!comic story19script: Roy Thomas; pencils: John Buscema; inks: John Buscema; colors: Glynis Wein; letters: John CostanzaConan; Amytis; Ibi-Engur; Narim-Bey; Feyd-Ratha; Belinbna; Gimil-Ishbi; Lilitu; Ardat Lili (Lilitu's mate)
2-letters page1script: Roy Thomas; pencils: Jack Kirby; inks: Chic Stone
3A Few Surprises — a Smattering of Surmises — and a Hint About Prizes!in-house column1script: Roy Thomas

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