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Conan & Dragonero #3 review



CONAN & DRAGONERO part 3 (of 7): The Gems of Aquilonia (chapter two)

The Margondàr mountains. Conan's dragon sends a flock of wild wyverns to attack the dirigible of Dragonero's sister!

Conan of Cimmeria, Ian Aranill Génhu Varliedarto Romevarlo (Dragonero the Erondarian imperial officer) and Myrva Aranille engage the wyverns. 

A wyvern tears the balloon of the Technocrat airship, the skyship goes down and crashes into a village.

Conan's dragon has found an Undine (a water elemental) to heal its lacerated wing.

Conan's dragon mentions Ian Aranill, Herion Eukenill (Ian and Myrva's grandfather, of the Order of the Varliedarto/Dragon Conquerors, who slew the renegade dragons who wanted to rule over everything and everyone) and the bastard sword called Saevasectha/Cruel-Cutter. Since it was elsewhere in another dimension (stealing gems in Tarantia (capital of Aquilonia)), Conan's dragon lived on.

The Undine (who is linked to the dragon spiritual network known as the Mother Souls) cannot divine what Conan's dragon is planning to do with its stolen magical gemstones.

Dragonero is brought to Wak Sasir who confirms that Conan's dragon passed over their border village.

The Cimmerian and Dragonero reach the lair of the Undine and find Conan's dragon waiting for them.

À suivre.


What I did like:

Part One of an interview with Luca Enoch & Stefano Vietti!

A selection of Lorenzo Nuti's initial designs for the ancient dragon featured in this issue.

An eye-catching new exclusive cover by Max von Fafner!


What I did not like:

It's Saevasĕctha not SaevasecHTa.


I give it a 10/10. The cannot miss crossover made in Italy continues!


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