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Belit Is Just One Of The Many Characters That REH (Robert E Howard) Brought To Life!
Robert E Howard, (REH), created Belit, Red Sonja, Conan The Barbarian, King Kull, Solomon Kane and others during his short life in Texas! Marvel Comics included Belit in the Conan The Barbarian Comics in the 1970's culminating in the Death of Belit in Conan's issue #100! Belit was first published in 1934 when REH had his 'Queen of the Black Coast' story printed in the May 1934 issue of Weird Tales! Basically, Conan found Belit as follows: In the seacoast kingdom of Argos, after a brush with the Hyborian legal system, Conan hops aboard a southward bound ship. Off the coasts of Kush the ship is boarded by black corsairs under the Shemitish she-devil, Bêlit. Conan joins her crew, becomes her consort, and for a long time they harry the Hyborian and Stygian ports. During this stage of his career, Conan gains the name of Amra, the Lion, which is to follow him throughout his later life! Check out our newest listings, including the Pocket Books and Red Sonja, Conan the Barbarian Comics and more Sword & Sorcery Comics listings by clicking the top right Belit figure! Listings start at only 99cents! Thanks for reading this popular culture - comics - comic books blog post! Michael |
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