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    Conan enters a hidden crypt that stands as the ‘center of time’ itself! What ferocious beasts lie in wait?

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    • The Citadel At The Center Of Time by Roy Thomas, John Buscema and Alfredo Alcala
    • ~While the city called Akbitana shudders in horror, Conan the Barbarian faces his strangest foe of all: Shamash-Shum-Ukin!~
    • Lines Written in the Realization that I Must Die poem by Robert E. Howad illustrated by Barry WIndsor-Smith
    • The Hyborian Age Part One adapted by Roy Thomas and Walt Simonson
    • Crom and Mitra: Gods to Swear By second part of Gods of the Hyborian Age by Robert L. Yaple
    • The King is Dead part four of Chronicles of the Sword by Lin Carter
    • A pin-up by Mike Vosburg
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    The Savage Sword of Conan #7 - The Citadel At The Center Of Time by bloggerboy on June 25, 2013

    After reading 'The Citadel at the Center of Time' scripted by Roy Thomas and art by John Buscema & Alfredo Alcala (with a fantastic cover by Boris Vallejo) I can say I was thoroughly entertained and amazed at the level of skill and imagination a black & white comic from the '70's can conjure up.And speaking of conjuring, having a Wizard-King in semi-control of a magical Ziggurat that can allow it's user to travel in time and act as a zoo for barbarian cavemen and dragons (Tyrannosaurus ...

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