By Roy Thomas & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja, Karanthes & his servants (inc Gort), Lord El-Ron (to be married, mentioned) & his bridge-troll, Natohk (desert prophet, mentioned), Arenjun residents (inc Tafa), Zamorian merchants
FLASHBACK:
Recap of COB 4-5 & 115.
SYNOPSIS:
Back in Arenjun, the City of Thieves, Conan inadvertently starts a bar fight and is saved by Karanthes. Conan goes with Karanthes, who is going to officiate a wedding. As the near El-Ron’s palace they learn El-Ron isn’t very nice, and see a woman attacked by a troll under a bridge; Conan rescues her and is shocked to see it’s Red Sonja. They chop off the troll’s head and the body goes running after it. Conan learns Red Sonja is going to marry Lord El-Ron.
NOTE:
Cover by Todd McFarlane.
Conan says he feels like he’s been spinning his wheels and living in a dream ever since COB 115. I wonder what… oh, it’s the last issue written by Roy Thomas.
The Zamorian merchants also appeared in COB 5 but they still haven’t been named.
The letters page is an editorial by Roy Thomas, saying he’s excited to be back writing Conan.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #242 (March 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja (also in fb), Karanthes & his servants, Lord El-Ron (Zukala’s son, also in fb), his servants (in fb) & his gargoyles, Zukala, Jaggta-Noga, Zamorian bandits (in fb)
FLASHBACK:
Red Sonja stops some bandits from robbing Lord El-Ron; smitten he proposes marriage, learning of her vow he defeats her in swordplay.
SYNOPSIS:
Conan and co. continue toward El-Ron’s palace and encounter two gargoyles. They let everyone pass when they realize Red Sonja is with them. They’re greeted by Lord El-Ron who reveals he’s Zukala’s son. At dinner El-Ron tells the story of how he met Red Sonja. Sonja’s not happy that Conan is questioning her motives so she fights him, beats him and tells him to leave. He does, but sneaks back in and sees El-Ron performing a ritual on Sonja in Zukala’s name. Karanthes tells Conan El-Ron is contacting his father’s god-spirit, and that Zukala wants his son to mate with Red Sonja so Zukala can be reborn within that child. Jaggta-Noga appears to confront Conan, defeats him and takes Conan to his hell-dimension.
NOTE:
Cover by Jim Lee.
It’s been three years since COB 115.
The letters page is a brief editorial about the Hyborian map.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #243 (April 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja, Jaggta-Noga, Karanthes, Lord El-Ron & his bridge troll, gargoyles & demons, Zukala
SYNOPSIS:
Conan is tortured with the thought that Bêlit and her Black Corsairs are alive, but attacking him. When that doesn’t get Conan to beg he starts a physical torture. When that doesn’t work he shows him Red Sonja’s wedding through a portal. That definitely doesn’t work because an enraged Conan break free and tricks the demon into impaling himself on a stalagmite. Conan leaps through the portal and stops the wedding. El-Ron is killed, but Zukala reanimates him. Conan stops Zukala from killing Sonja by decapitating El-Ron’s corpse. Learning Karanthes orchestrated most of what they’ve recently been through, Red Sonja decides to ride with Conan for a while.
NOTE:
Cover by Whilce Portacio.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #244 (May 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja, Zula, Varnae & his afterlings (inc “split-ear”), Kothian army (inc Capt. Drakus, Favius, Balzar, Antov), King Strabonus (bts, ordered army to stop mercenaries from joining Amalric)
FLASHBACK:
Recap of COB 43-44.
SYNOPSIS:
Somewhere near Koth’s Eastern border, Conan and Red Sonja are overrun and captured by the Kothian army. They wake up and find Conan’s friend Zula in the cell with them. They escape through a tunnel and in an underground cave they’re attacked by a man-like bat creature. They’re quickly surrounded by a swarm of them, lifted and carried to another who introduces himself as Varnae, first lord of the vampires.
NOTE:
Cover by Steve Lightle.
This issue and next are already in Varnae’s chronology.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #245 (June 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja, Zula, Varnae (also in fb) & his afterlings (inc Ozamatli (“split-ear”)), Cmdr. Amalric (also in fb) & his Free Companions (also in fb), magicians (in fb)
FLASHBACK:
Recap of T@ 10-FB. Recap of KULLD 29. Magicians, using the Darkhold Scrolls, bring forth Varnae (a wizard before his death). Varnae turned the sorcerers into vampires, unleashing the vampire plague upon the world. Varnae was worshipped for centuries until the Great Cataclysm forced him to sleep. But now he’s awake, and hungry! Days ago, Amalric and his Free Companions find one of the Darkhold Scrolls.
SYNOPSIS:
After some shenanigans Conan and friends make it to the surface. They see Amalric and his Free Companions attacked by Afterlings, so they help defeat them. Zula manages to nab the scroll while Conan fights Varnae. Zula uses the scroll to drive Varnae off. One of the afterlings that new Conan from COB 43-44 saves Conan’s life, but dies in the process. As the other afterlings retreat Conan stops Amalric from shooting arrows at them. Amalric welcomes Conan and friends into the Free Companions.
NOTE:
The letters page notes we’re nearing SAVSCO 2, “the Black Colossus” and that it won’t be a reprint.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #246 (July 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja, Zula, Cmdr. Amalric & his Free Companions, King Khossus (in fb), King Amalrus (of Ophir, bts in fb, had Khossus captured), Natohk (bts, sent ape-man, also in fb), his emissary (an ape-man) & his cultists (also in fb, inc Haali), Khorajans (inc Count Thespides, Taurus), city-state residents (in fb), Ophis residents (inc their king), in fb), Princess Yasmela (mentioned)
FLASHBACK:
Natohk cultists overthrow several city-states in Shem. King Knossus attempts to find an alliance with Ophir but is captured. Natohk arrives in Khoraja and inspires a rebellion.
SYNOPSIS:
Arriving in Khoraja with Cmdr. Amalric and his Free Companions, Conan and friends are ambushed by followers of Natohk. While Conan and Zula kill some assassins Red Sonja learns of a meeting place. They continue on to meet Princess Yasmela, dealing with racism and sexism along the way. After three weeks of training, Sonja and Zula go to the meeting place for the Natohk cultists where an ape-man appears, speaking for Natohk, who plans to kill the Free Companions. Sonja and Zula are discovered, but a timely arrival by Conan evens their odds. After a skirmish Sonja is forced to kill her contact to stop him from killing Conan.
NOTE:
Cover by Steve Lightle.
Amalric & SAVSCO 2’s Malthom are the same person, revealed here and reiterated in COB 249’s letters page.
Hey! Zip-a-tone is used to delineate a foreground. Good job, Mike DeCarlo!
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #247 (August 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja, Zula, Free Companions, Thugra Khotan (magician, in fb) & his acolytes (in fb), Xaltotun (priest, in fb-fb), Shu-Onoru, King Irruk, Prince Katuman, Helgor (from COB 85), Hyborians (in fb, also in fb-fb), Stygians (also in fb), Yamman soldiers & residents, Bas-Tet (Thugra Khotan’s dead wife, photo only)
FLASHBACK:
Hyborians overtake Python, forcing it’s high priest Xaltotun to flee (fb-fb). Hyborians attack Kuthchemes, a Stygian outpost, and overtake it. A magician (Thugra Khotan) and his acolytes lock themselves inside their temple, a giant ivory dome. Thugra Khotan drinks a potion and falls into a coma; his acolytes all kill themselves (3,000 years ago).
SYNOPSIS:
Conan and co. arrive at the city-state Yamman to see if they’ll side with Princess Yasmela instead of Natohk. Of course they’re ambushed and Zula is surprised to see his former owner Shu-Onoru. Conan and friends are captured and brought to King Irruk and Prince Katuman for interrogation. Katuman says he’s siding with Natohk, so Conan and friends break free and attack. They’re overpowered.
NOTE:
Cover by Art Adams.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #248 (September 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Mike Docherty
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja, Zula, Cmdr. Amalric & his Free Companions, Prince Katuman, King Ikthan/Irruk, Shu-Onoru, Helgor, Count Thespides, Natohk’s emissary (bts, just arrived), Princess Yasmela (see NOTE), Vateesa (Yasmela’s servant, see NOTE), Yamman soldiers (inc Heb-Bet), Khoraja residents
SYNOPSIS:
Conan and Zula awake in an arena; Katuman wants them to fight each other to the death with Red Sonja as his hostage. Zula forces Conan to kill him, then Conan taunts Katuman into fighting him by throwing Zula’s decapitated head at him. While they fight Sonja frees herself. When Zula’s headless body gets up Katuman is terrified and flees, leaving his magic sword behind. Shu-Onoru and Helgor rrive; Conan kills the demon with the magic sword and Zula kills his former owner. Revenge feels hollow to Zula. They free the Free Companions and escape. Later in Khoraja, Conan Sonja and Zula celebrate their survival. Princess Yasmela secretly contacts Conan and says she’s going to put him in charge of the army (see NOTE).
NOTE:
Cover by Art Adams.
The last bit with Yasmela and Conan is repeated from SAVSCO 2.
SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN #2 (October 1974)
By Roy Thomas & John Buscema
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Princess Yasmela, her handmaidens (inc Vateesa) & her counselors (inc Count Thespides, Gen. Malthom (Cmdr. Amalric), Taurus), Thugra Khotan (“Natohk,” also in fb), his emissary (also in fb) & his army (inc Prince Katuman), Shevatas (also in fb), Khoraja army (inc Fahim (also in fb)), Mitra (voice only), King Khossus (Yasmela’s brother, in fb), King Amalrus (bts in fb, holding Khossus prisoner)
FLASHBACK:
King Khossus is held prisoner in Ophir. Fahim finds Shevatas’ corpse inside the ivory tomb. He also sees Natohk riding a black camel that sprouts wings and flies away. Also, a black, brutish man-like creature (Natohk’s emissary) visits Natohk at night and speaks gibberish. Fahim recognizes Natohk as Thugra Khotan.
SYNOPSIS:
Shevatas the thief comes across a ruined city and finds a giant ivory dome. Entering the tomb he finds mountains of riches, but he’s awoken the corpse inside and is killed. Elsewhere, Princess Yasmela is contacted magically by Natohk, who has risen an army of 15 cities; he says she will soon belong to him. Yasmela’s handmaiden Vateeza suggests they pray to Mitra for help. They do, and he speaks: go into the street and place the fate of your kingdom in the hands of the first man Yasmela meets. She sees Conan and does just that. Yasmela informs her counselors of her decision; they argue at first but agree to her decision. Soon after Conan leads the Khoraja army in search of Natohk. They camp that night and Natohk magically contacts Yasmela; she runs screaming from her tent and Conan calms her down. Fahim tells Conan what he knows. The next day they find Natohk’s army; Conan orders the archers to pick some of them off, think Natohk has a magic plan. Count Thespides thinks using archers is cowardly and charges his knights to fight. Natohk kills them, of course. Seeing Conan was right the army follows his orders without question. During the following battle Conan meets and kills Prince Katuman. When another flank of Conan’s forces arrives from behind Natohk’s army is defeated, but Natohk and his emissary arrive with the black camel. They abduct Yasmela so Conan follows. When they reach the ivory dome the emissary throws Natohk and Yasmela off the chariot; the camel sprout wings and they fly away. Natohk takes Yasmela inside where he plans to sacrifice her. Conan kills him and saves Yasmela. To celebrate the victory Yasmela insists she and Conan have sexy fun times.
NOTE:
Adapted from “Black Colossus” by REH.
Followed by “Chronicles of the Sword,” an informal history of sword-and-sorcery fiction by Lin Carter.
The second story, a Blackmark tale is not canon.
The third story, a King Kull story, is already in the MCP.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #249 (October 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Mike Docherty
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Red Sonja, Zula, Cmdr. Amalric (Gen. Malthom) & his Free Companions, Princess Yasmela & her army (inc Fahim), Count Thespides, Thugra Khotan (“Natohk”), his emissary & his army
FLASHBACK:
Recap of SAVSCO 2-FB.
SYNOPSIS:
Red Sonja accosts a man she thinks is a spy, but Conan vouches for him, having known him ten years ago in Shadizar. – largely the same as SAVSCO 2, until – Using the scroll, Zula makes Natohk’s emissary throw Natohk and Yasmela off the chariot then he flies away on the winged camel. Red Sonja leaps after him and kills him. Sonja and Zula enter the ivory dome to find Natohk’s corpse, and Conan and Yasmela having a good time. They leave, but Sonja is happy Conan called them both “Captains.”
NOTE:
An expansion of “Black Colossus” by REH.
Cover by Art Adams.
Irruk is called Ikthan here.
Since SAVSCO 2 was published 17 years before COB 249 we won’t be listing any concurrent appearances for the characters (the mirrored scenes would be considered reminders, even though they aren’t presented as flashbacks). This is mainly for me to keep track of page/panel ranges. Anyway, here’s how SAVSCO 2 & COB 248-249 mesh together:
SAVSCO 2 (1-4)
COB 246-247, 248 (1-21:4)
SAVSCO 2 (5-9)
SAVSCO 2 (10-11:7) ~ COB 248 (21:5-22)
SAVSCO 2 (11:8-19)
COB 249 (1-4:4)
SAVSCO 2 (20:1-20:5)
SAVSCO 2 (20:6-23:5) ~ COB 249 (4:5-5)
COB 249 (6:1-6:2)
SAVSCO 2 (23:6-24:1) ~ COB 249 (6:3-6:5)
SAVSCO 2 (24:2)
COB 249 (6:6-7:2)
SAVSCO 2 (24:3-24:4)
COB 249 (7:3-8:1)
SAVSCO 2 (24:5-25:1)
SAVSCO 2 (25:2-26:1) ~ COB 249 (8:2-8:3)
COB 249 (8:4-8:6)
SAVSCO 2 (26:2)
SAVSCO 2 (26:3) ~ COB 249 (9:1)
COB 249 (9:2)
SAVSCO 2 (26:4-26:5)
COB 249 (9:3-9:6)
SAVSCO 2 (27:1-27:2)
SAVSCO (27:3) ~ COB 249 (10:1)
COB 249 (10:2-10:4)
SAVSCO 2 (27:4-27:5)
COB 249 (10:5-11:3)
SAVSCO 2 (28-29:2)
COB 249 (11:4-11:6)
SAVSCO 2 (29:3)
COB 249 (12:1-12:5)
SAVSCO 2 (29:4-30:4)
COB 249 (12:6)
SAVSCO 2 (30:5-31:1)
COB 249 (13:1-13:4)
SAVSCO 2 (31:2-31:3) ~ COB 249 (13:5)
COB 249 (13:6-14:4)
SAVSCO 2 (31:4-31:6)
COB 249 (14:5-14:7)
SAVSCO 2 (31:7-32:2)
COB 249 (15-20:6)
SAVSCO 2 (32:3-36)
COB 249 (21:7-22)
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #250 (November 1991)
By Roy Thomas & Mike Docherty
APPEARANCES:
Conan (also in fb), Red Sonja, Zula, Princess Yasmela & her army, Amalric & his Free Companions (inc Durgim, Fahim), Count Thespides (corpse), Prince Katuman, Hobb (also in fb), Queen Yaila (in fb), Lord Godrik (in fb), Zugite cult (inc Shathrazan, Otanes, Myrccinus), Shevatas (corpse), Death’s boatman (Charon), Zug (dweller below), Khoraja residents, Zahmann residents (in fb)
FLASHBACK:
In Zahmann, a city-state between Corinthia and Koth, Hobb learns Queen Yaila is having an affair (with Conan) while her new husband is away, so he decides to pull a prank. Hobb tells Conan assassins are in the palace, so Conan mistakenly attacks the returning Lord Godrik. Yaila stops Conan from killing her husband. Hobb runs away. (years after COB 12, and at least a while back)
SYNOPSIS:
Conan and friends return to Khoraja. Conan spots Hobb in the crowd and chases him, but Hobb trips and passes out, luckily hiding him from Conan sight. That night everyone celebrates in various ways. Hobb meets Fahim in a tavern and they talk about Thugra Khotan’s treasure and are overheard by mercenaries; they make Hobb and Fahim show them where it is. Yasmela and Conan make plans to free her captive brother. Hobb and co. arrive at the ivory dome; Fahim is killed when they tire of his warnings. Conan and friends arrive but Yasmela and Red Sonja are taken captive. Conan and Zula follow them into the ivory dome where the Zugite cultists are searching for the river of death, rumored to be under the dome. The cultists pay Death’s boatman to take Sonja and Yasmela across the river. Later, Conan and Zula arrive and fight the boatman. Conan tosses some of his coins in the water; when the boatman dives in the river to fetch them, he dissolves. They take the boat and are taunted with visions of lost loves, then Conan fights shades of himself, a 16 year old version and an 80 year old version. The fight ends when Hobb falls into the boat. Meanwhile, Sonja and Yasmela watch as the cultists enter a cave of death. Conan and Zula arrive and they all take the boat back to where they came from. As they leave Zug awakens and they escape only by causing the ivory dome to collapse on top of the creature. Sonja and Zula leave for their own adventures while Conan, Hobb and Yasmela return to Khoraja.
NOTE:
Based in part on “Gates of Empire” by REH.
Cover by Steve Lightle.
It turns out Katuman didn’t die in SAVSCO 2. I guess he was just mostly dead.
The 80 year old version of Conan calls himself “Conqueror of the Sunset Land.”
Yasmela is 20 years old.
I’m placing the flashback for Conan as he travels north between SAVSCO 217/2 (Shem) and SAVSCO 155 (Corinthia).
SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN #3 (November 1974)
By Roy Thomas & John Buscema
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Princess Yasmela & her counselors (inc Gen. Malthom (Cmdr. Amalric), Taurus, Prince Katuman), Vateesa, King Khossus, King Strabonus, Sergius & his rogues, Ophirean soldiers (inc Cmdr. Quzak, Capt. Geballus), Tevalos, a pterosaur
SYNOPSIS:
Vateesa is jealous that Yasmela is getting all of Conan’s attention. Later as they’re getting ready for some fun, a dying soldier crashes into Yasmela’s room. As Tevalos dies he gives them a map showing where Yasmela’s brother is being held. As Conan tells Yasmela’s advisors his plan Vateesa steals the map. Conan had quickly read the map and heads in the right direction. Meanwhile, Vateesa brings the map to King Strabonus; he sends Sergius and his rogues to find Khossus. Everyone converges at the Mountain of the Moon-God and Sergius causes an avalanche killing Conan’s men. Conan gets inside the mountain and finds a large egg-like object that gives him chills. Sergius and his rogues are ambushed by Ophirean soldiers and he surrenders. Sergius is imprisoned by Vateesa flirts her way out; Conan climbs out of a crevice and attacks. He finds Khossus but refuses to free Sergius, who swears vengeance. They run into Vateesa and begin escaping through the crevice Conan came though. A guard dumps boiling oil into the crevice; it misses Conan and co. but hatches the large egg. A pterosaur emerges and grabs Khossus and Vateesa. Conan jumps in it’s back as it begins to fly. Conan kills it, but when Vateesa tries to kill Conan Khossus trips her and she falls on the sword and dies. Conan and Khossus make their way back to Khoraja only to learn that Yasmela has decided to marry Prince Katuman. Conan shrugs, grabs two girls and prepares to get drunk.
NOTE:
Followed by “The First Barbarian, Chronicles of the Sword Part II” by Lin Carter.
The second story is a non-canon Blackmark tale.
The third story, a King Kull yarn, is already in the MCP.
4th story:
By Roy Thomas & Tony DeZuniga
APPEARANCES:
Conan (also in fb), Turanian army (in fb, inc Jamal (also in fb)), Khozgari (also in fb; Shanya (Khozgari chief’s daughter)), Shangara & his ancient race, Ancient (arachnid monster), ape-things
FLASHBACK:
The King’s emissary wanted a trade road; Conan warned him about setting it through Khozgari territory but he didn’t listen. The emissary and several Turanian soldiers are beheaded; Conan and Jamal escape.
SYNOPSIS:
While being chased by the Khozagri, Conan and Jamal stop to rest their horses. Conan spots movement in the mountains and discovers it’s a lady; she’s Shanya, the Khozgari chief’s daughter. She’s kept as a hostage in case they run into more Khozgari. Conan wants to take a shortcut through the misty mountains but Shanya warns them of the demons of the summit; Conan goes that way anyway. Traveling through the fog they come across a crucified corpse covered in maggots. Suddenly, a giant boulder crushes Jamal and Shanya is yanked away. Conan kills some attacking ape-things and chases the others who have Shanya. Climbing up the mountain Conan finds ancient carved houses. Meanwhile, Shangara tells Shanya she will be his and his sons’ mate or he’ll feed her to his monster. Conan arrives and attacks, killing everyone. As he dies, Shangara lets loose the Ancient, a large arachnid creature. Conan traps it in an avalanche and escapes with Shanya, who is now intrigued by the Cimmerian…
NOTE:
Adapted from “Demons of the Summit” by Björn Nyberg.
Conan is around 21 years old.
Chronologies!
*AMALRIC, CMDR. (change name to AMALRIC, CMDR./”MALTHOM, GEN.”)
*COB 245-FB
*COB 245
*COB 246
*COB 248
*{SAVSCO 2 (10-19)}
*COB 249 (1-4:4)
*COB 249 (6:1-6:2)
*SAVSCO 2 (23:6-24:2)
*COB 249 (6:6-7:2)
*SAVSCO 2 (24:3-24:4)-OP
*COB 249 (7:3-8:1)
*SAVSCO 2 (24:5-26:1)
*COB 249 (8:4-8:6)-OP
*SAVSCO 2 (26:2-27:2)
*COB 249 (10:5-11)
*SAVSCO 2 (29:3)
*COB 249 (12:1-12:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (29:4-30:4)
*COB 250 (remove brackets)
*SAVSCO 3
COB 266
COB 267
COB 268
CHARON
*COB 250 (remove brackets)
CAC 74
……
EL-RON, LORD
COB 242-FB
COB 242
COB 243
EMPEROR STRABONUS
*COB 244-BTS
*{SAVSCO 3}
COB 267
[SAVSCO 30]
COK 51
FAHIM
SAVSCO 2-FB
COB 249
SAVSCO 2
COB 250
GODRIK, LORD
**[COB 250] (delete)
*COB 250-FB
COB 253
COB 254
HELGOR
COB 85-FB
*COB 247
*COB 248
HOBB
*COB 250-FB
*COB 250 (remove brackets)
COB 251
……
JAGGTA-NOGA
COB 5
*[COB 115]
*COB 242
*COB 243
KARANTHES
COB 7-FB
M/FEA2 6
M/FEA2 7
COB 68
*[COB 115]
*COB 241
*COB 242
*COB 243
KING AMALRUS
COB 246-FB-BTS
SAVSCO 2-BTS
KING IKTHAN/IRRUK
COB 247
COB 248
KING KHOSSUS
COB 246-FB
{SAVSCO 2-FB}
SAVSCO 3
MITRA
*SAVSCO 2-VO
M/GN:COISLES
NATOHK’S EMISSARY
COB 246
{SAVSCO 2-FB}
COB 248-BTS
SAVSCO 2 (29:4-30:4)
COB 249 (12:5)-OP
SAVSCO 2 (30:5-31:1)
COB 249 (13:1-13:4)
SAVSCO 2 (31:2-31:3)-OP
COB 249 (13:6-14:4)
SAVSCO 2 (31:4-31:6)
COB 249 (14:5-14:7)
SAVSCO 2 (31:7-32:2)
COB 249 (15-22)
JIM 627-FB
OZAMATLI/“SPLIT-EAR”
CON 43
COB 44
COB 244
COB 245
PRINCE KATUMAN
COB 247
COB 248
{SAVSCO 2}
COB 250
SAVSCO 3
PRINCESS YASMELA
*SAVSCO 2 (5-23:5)
*COB 249 (6:1-6:2)
*SAVSCO 2 (30:5-31:1)
*COB 249 (13:6-14:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (31:4-31:6)
*COB 249 (14:5-14:7)
*SAVSCO 2 (31:7-32:2)-OP
*COB 249 (15-20:6)
*SAVSCO 2 (32:3-36)
*COB 249 (21:7-22)
*COB 250 (remove brackets)
COB 251
*SAVSCO 3 (remove brackets)
QUEEN YAILA
COB 12
*COB 250-FB
COB 253
COB 254
RED SONJA
……
RS3 13
[COB 195]
*COB 242-FB
*COB 241
*COB 242
*COB 243
*COB 244
*COB 245
*COB 246
*COB 247
*COB 248
*COB 249 (1-4:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (20-23:5)-OP
*COB 249 (6:1-8:1)
*SAVSCO 2 (24:5-26:1)-OP
*COB 249 (8:4-11)
*SAVSCO 2 (29:3)-OP
*COB 249 (12:1-12:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (29:4-30:4)-OP
*COB 249 (12:5)
*SAVSCO 2 (30:5-31:1)-OP
*COB 249 (13:1-13:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (31:2-31:3)-OP
*COB 249 (13:6-14:4)-OP
*SAVSCO 2 (31:4-31:6)-OP
*COB 249 (14:5-14:7)
*SAVSCO 2 (31:7-32:2)-OP
*COB 249 (15-22)
*COB 250 (remove brackets)
SAVSCO 194/2
……
SHEVATAS
SAVSCO 2
SAVSCO 2-FB
COB 250
SHU-ONORU
COB 85-FB
*COB 247
*COB 248
TAURUS
COB 246
{SAVSCO 2}
SAVSCO 3
*TAURUS (renumber to be the second)
COK 36-FB
COK 36
……
*TAURUS IMPOSTER (renumber to be an imposter of the second)
COK 36-FB
{KCO 12}
……
*TAURUS II/CORNELIUS VAN LUNT (renumber to be the third)
SECWARR 25-FB
……
*TAURUS II LMD (renumber to be an LMD of the third)
DEF 48-BTS
……
*TAURUS III (renumber to be the fourth)
AF2 1
……
*TAURUS IV (renumber to be the fifth)
A3 60
*TAURUS V/ROBERTO FERRAR (renumber to be the sixth)
NW4 4
…..
*TAURUS VI (renumber to be the seventh)
AASS2 1
……
THESPIDES, COUNT
COB 246
COB 248
{SAVSCO 2 (10-19)}
COB 249 (1-4:4)
COB 249 (6:1-6:2)
SAVSCO 2 (23:6-26:1)
COB 249 (8:4-8:6)
SAVSCO 2 (26:2-26:3)-OP
COB 249 (9:2)
SAVSCO 2 (26:4-26:5)
COB 249 (9:3-9:6)
SAVSCO 2 (27:1-27:2)
COB 250
THUGRA KHOTAN/”NATOHK”
COB 247-FB
{SAVSCO 2 (1 - 4)}
COB 246-FB
COB 246-BTS
SAVSCO 2-FB
SAVSCO 2 (5 - 9)
COB 249 (8:4-8:6)-OP
SAVSCO 2 (26:3)
SAVSCO 2 (27:1-27:2)
SAVSCO 2 (29:4-30:4)
COB 249 (12:5)-OP
SAVSCO 2 (30:5-31:1)
COB 249 (13:1-13:4)
SAVSCO 2 (31:2-31:3)-OP
COB 249 (13:6-14:4)
SAVSCO 2 (31:4-31:6)
COB 249 (14:5-14:7)
SAVSCO 2 (31:7-32:2)-OP
COB 249 (15-20:6)
SAVSCO 2 (32:3-36)
COB 249 (21:7-22)
VATEESA
SAVSCO 2
SAVSCO 3
XALTOTUN
*COB 247-FB-FB
SAVSCO 229
SAVSCO 230
{GSCO 1}
GSCO 2-FB
GSCO 2
SAVSCO 10-FB
SAVSCO 10
ZUG
COB 250
ZUKALA
COB 5
COB 14
COB 15
*[COB 115]
*COB 242
*COB 243
ZULA
……
COB 94
*COB 244
*COB 245
*COB 246
*COB 247
*COB 248
*COB 249 (1-4:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (20-23:5)-OP
*COB 249 (6:1-8:1)
*SAVSCO 2 (24:5-26:1)-OP
*COB 249 (8:4-11)
*SAVSCO 2 (29:3)-OP
*COB 249 (12:1-12:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (29:4-30:4)-OP
*COB 249 (12:5)
*SAVSCO 2 (30:5-31:1)-OP
*COB 249 (13:1-13:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (31:2-31:3)-OP
*COB 249 (13:6-14:4)-OP
*SAVSCO 2 (31:4-31:6)-OP
*COB 249 (14:5-14:7)
*SAVSCO 2 (31:7-32:2)-OP
*COB 249 (15-22)
*COB 250 (remove brackets)
SAVSCO 194/2
……
And another round ‘em up for the big guy:
CONAN
COB 1 (14:4)-FB
SAVT 4 (4:4)-FB
GSCO 1 (15:2)-FB
[SAVSCO 89]
COB 251-FB-FB
[SAVSCO 203/2]
COB 48-FB
KCO 9-FB
COB 8-FB
COB 1 (14:5)-FB
SAVSCO 6/2-FB
SAVSCO 6/2
SAVT 4 (4:5 - 4:7)-FB
COB 31-FB
COB 1
COB 2
COB 69-FB
[SAVSCO 39]
COB 254-FB
COB 92
COB 3-FB
COB 3
COB 4
COB 5
COB 6
COB:HOA
COB 7
COB 8
COB 9
COB 10
COB 11-FB
COB 11
COB 12
SAVSCO 53
SAVSCO 54-FB
SAVSCO 54
SAVSCO 55
[SAVSCO 217]
[SAVSCO 218/2]
SAVSCO 56
SAVSCO 57
SAVSCO 58
COB 13 (1 - 15:2)
FF 405
COB 13 (15:3 - 22)
CO:DCIG 1
CO:DCIG 2
CO:DCIG 3
COB 14
COB 15
COB 17
COB 18
COB 19
COB 20
COB 21
COB 23
COB 24
COB 25
COB 26
COB 251 (2 - 21)-FB
COB 27
COB 28
COB 29
[SAVSCO 132-FB]
COB 30
COB 31
COB 32-FB
COB 32
COB 33
COB 34
COB 35
SAVSCO 153/2-FB
SAVSCO 153/2
COB 95 (11:5)-FB
COB 36
COB 37
SAVSCO 233-FB
*SAVSCO 3/4-FB
*SAVSCO 3/4
*[SAVSCO 115/2]
*[SAVSCO 123/2]
COB 38
COB 39
[SAVSCO 207]
[SAVSCO 208]
[SAVSCO 209]
[SAVSCO 210]
M/SSPEC 9
COB 40
COB 41
COB 42
SAVSCO 1
GSCO 1 (15:3)-FB
COB 43 (1 - 12)
DSSS 11/2-FB
COB 43 (13 - 18)
COB 44
SAVT 5
COB 45
SAVT 4 (6 - 7)-FB
SAVT 4
SAVT 1
[SAVSCO 34]
COB 46
COB 47
COB 48
COB 49
COB 50
COB 51
COB 52
COB 53
COB 54
COB 55
COB 56
COB 57
COB 58
COB 59
COB 60
COB 61
COB 62
COB 63
COB 65
COB 66 (1 - 16)
COB 66 (17) ~ M/FEA2 6
COB 67
M/FEA2 7
COB 68
COB 69
COB 70
COB 71
COB 72
COB 73
COB 74
COB 75
COB 76
COB 77
COB 79-FB
COB 79
COB 80
COB 81
COB 82
COB 83
[SAVSCO 97]
COB 84
COB 85
COB 86
COB 88
COB 89
COB 90
COB 91
COB 93
COB 94
COB 95 (2:4 - 3:3)-FB
COB 95
COB 96
COB 97
COB 98
COB 99
COSAV 2/2
COSAV 3/2
COSAV 4/2
COB 100
[COB 126]
CO@ 6-FB
CO@6
[COB 127]
[SAVSCO 116]
COB2 1
COB2 2
COB2 3
[SAVSCO 115]
[SAVSCO 61]
[SAVSCO 36 (1 - 49)]
COB 262 (4)-FB
[SAVSCO 36 (50)]
COB 262 (5 - 21)-FB
[SAVSCO 185/2]
[COB 216]
COB 251 (22:3)-FB
[COB 217]
[COB 231]
[SAVSCO 101]
M/GN:COBSOS
[SAVSCO 66]
[SAVSCO 108/2]
M/GN 19
[SAVSCO 117]
*[SAVSCO 217/2]
*COB 250-FB
*[SAVSCO 155]
*[SAVSCO 111]
*COB 241
*COB 242
*COB 243
*COB 244
*COB 245
*COB 246
*COB 247
*COB 248
*SAVSCO 2 (10 - 19)
*COB 249 (1 - 4:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (20 - 23:5)
*COB 249 (6:1 - 6:2)
*SAVSCO 2 (23:6 - 24:2)
*COB 249 (6:6 - 7:2)
*SAVSCO 2 (24:3 - 24:4)
*COB 249 (7:3 - 8:1)-OP
*SAVSCO 2 (24:5 - 26:1)
*COB 249 (8:4 - 8:6)
*SAVSCO 2 (26:2 - 26:3)-OP
*COB 249 (9:3 - 9:6)
*SAVSCO 2 (27:1 - 27:3)
*COB 249 (10:2 - 10:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (27:4 - 30:4)
*COB 249 (12:5)-OP
*SAVSCO 2 (30:5 - 31:1)
*COB 249 (13:1 - 13:4)-OP
*SAVSCO 2 (31:2 - 31:3)
*COB 249 (13:6 - 14:4)
*SAVSCO 2 (31:4 - 31:6)
*COB 249 (14:5 - 14:7)
*SAVSCO 2 (31:7 - 32:2)-OP
*COB 249 (15 - 20:6)
*SAVSCO 2 (32:3 - 36)
*COB 249 (21:7 - 22)
*COB 250 (remove brackets)
COB 251
*SAVSCO 3 (remove brackets)
COB 252-FB
[SAVSCO 98/2]
[SAVSCO 181/2]
[SAVSCO 29]
COB 252
COB 253
COB 254
COB 255
COB 256
COB 257
COB 258
COB 259
COB 260
COB 261
COB 262
COB 263
COB 264
COB 265
COB 266
COB 267
COB 268
COB 269
COB 270
COB 271
COB 272
COB 273
COB 274
COB 275
[SAVSCO 218]
SAVSCO 219
SAVSCO 220
[SAVSCO 221]
CO:ROOT
SAVSCO 223/2
SAVSCO 224/2
SAVSCO 226
SAVSCO 229
SAVSCO 230
SAVSCO 231
SAVSCO 232
SAVSCO 233
SAVSCO 234/2
SAVSCO 235/2
[SAVSCO 131]
[SAVSCO 110]
[SAVSCO 160]
[SAVSCO 4]
[SAVSCO 62]
COV.RUNE
M/GN:COR-FB
M/GN:COR
M/SSPEC 2 (7:4 - 8)-FB
[SAVSCO 38]
CORG
[SAVSCO 223]
[SAVSCO 224]
SAVSCO 5 (9:3 - 11:4)-FB
SAVSCO 5 (1 - 42)
SAVSCO 5 (43 - 44:5)-FB
SAVSCO 5 (43 - 55)
SAVSCO 6
[SAVSCO 7]
M/SAGA 1
[SAVSCO 37]
M/SSPEC 2 (6:2 - 6:3)-FB
[SAVSCO 189/2]
[SAVSCO 15]
SAVSCO 31
SAVSCO 32
[SAVSCO 165]
[SAVSCO 19]
SAVSCO 179/2
[SAVSCO 95]
[SAVSCO 181]
SJNS-FB
TCORPS 3
[SAVSCO 128]
[SAVSCO 178]
SAVSCO 144
SAVSCO 145
[SAVSCO 114]
[SAVSCO 206]
M/SSPEC 2
[SAVSCO 73 (1 - 4:4)]
SAVSCO 225 (12:6)-FB
[SAVSCO 73 (4:5 - 49)]
[SAVSCO 122]
[SAVSCO 94]
SAVSCO 40
SAVSCO 41-FB
SAVSCO 41
SAVSCO 42
SAVSCO 43
[SAVSCO 68]
[SAVSCO 69]
SAVSCO 225 (13:1 - 13:3)-FB
SAVSCO 225
SAVT 2
SAVT 3
SAVT 3/3
GSCO 1 (15:4)-FB
[SAVSCO 211]
[SAVSCO 107]
SAVSCO 170
SAVSCO 179
[SAVSCO 133]
[SAVSCO 27]
SAVSCO 46
COK 20 (27:5 - 29:2)-FB
COK 23-FB
COK 20 (29:5 - 33:4)-FB
SAVSCO 48 (47:6 - 48:2)-FB
SAVSCO 47-FB
SAVSCO 47
SAVSCO 48
[SAVSCO 59/2]
[SAVSCO 76/2]
SAVSCO 49
SAVSCO 50
SAVSCO 51-FB
SAVSCO 51
SAVSCO 52 (1 - 32)
GSCO 1 (16:2)-FB
SAVSCO 52 (33:1 - 33:3)
GSCO 1 (16:3 - 16:4)-FB
SAVSCO 52 (33:4 - 34:3)
COK 20 (34:5 - 34:7)-FB
SAVSCO 52 (34:4 - 35:3)
COK 20 (35:1)-FB
SAVSCO 52 (35:4)
COK 20 (35:2)-FB
SAVSCO 52 (35:5)
COK 20 (35:3)-FB
SAVSCO 52 (35:6 - 37:3)
GSCO 1 (16:5)-FB
SAVSCO 52 (37:4)]
GSCO 1 (16:6)-FB
SAVSCO 52 (37:5 - 43)
[SAVSCO 214]
CO@ 2
[SAVSCO 227/4]
[SAVSCO 205/2]
[SAVSCO 30]
GSCO 1
GSCO 2-FB
GSCO 2
GSCO 3
GSCO 4
SAVSCO 8/5
SAVSCO 10
CO@ 4
CO@ 5 (1 - 26:1)
CO@ 5-FB
CO@ 5 (26:2 - 33)
KCO 5-FB
KCO 6-FB
KCO 7-FB
KCO 8-FB
COK 52-FB
COK 20 (22:2 - 23:4)-FB
COK 20 (21:4)-FB
[SAVSCO 166]
[SAVSCO 167]
[SAVSCO 168]
[SAVSCO 169]
COSAV 4
[SAVSCO 177/3]
KCO 1-FB
KCO 1
KCO 2-FB
KCO 2
KCO 3
KCO 4 (3:6 - 4:2)-FB
KCO 4 (1 - 22)
KCO 4 (30:5 - 31:2)-FB
KCO 4 (23 - 24)
P@ 2/4 (5:5)-FB
KCO 4 (25 - 27)
KCO 4 (33:3)-FB
KCO 4 (28:1 - 28:3)
KCO 4 (33:4)-FB
KCO 4 (28:4 - 33)
P@ 2/4 (5:6)-FB
KCO 5
KCO 6-OP
KCO 7
KCO 8
COK 21/2-FB
COK 22/2-FB
KCO 9
KCO 10
KCO 11
KCO 12
KCO 13
KCO 14
KCO 15
KCO 18-FB
KCO 16
KCO 17
KCO 18
KCO 19
COK 52/2-FB
COK 54/2-FB
COK 27-FB
COK 20
COK 21-FB
COK 22-FB
COK 21
COK 22
COK 23
COK 24-FB
COK 24/2
COK 25
COK 26-FB
COK 26
COK 50-FB
COK 27
COK 28 (1 - 13)
COK 50 (1 - 11)
COK 28 (14 - 38)
COK 50 (14:4 - 38)
COK 51
COK 52
COK 53
COK 53/2
COK 54/2
COK 55
COK 29
COK 30
COK 31
COK 32
COK 33
COK 34
COK 35
COK 36
COK 37
COK 38
COK 39
COK 40
COK 41
COK 42
COK 43
COK 44
COK 45
COK 46
COK 47
COK 48-FB
COK 48
COK 49
CO@ 7-FB
CO@ 7
M/GN:COISLES
COSAV 10
