CONAN THE BARBARIAN #232 (May 1990)
By Michael Higgins & Ron Lim
APPEARANCES:
King Conan (also in fb), Conn, Conan (Conan’s paternal grandfather, in fb, see NOTE), Baelin (Conan’s grandfather’s enemy, in fb), his wife, children & Aesir (in fb), Acegra (sorceress, in fb) & her demons (some winged, one turned into a Conan Sr. doppelganger, in fb), Conan’s paternal grandmother (Corin’s mother, in fb), Jorrma (Baelin & Acegra’s son, bts in fb, about to be born, see NOTE), Corin (Conan’s father, in fb, see NOTE), Greshan (Conan’s mother, in fb, see NOTE), Cimmerians (in fb), Vanir (in fb), a wolf (in fb)
FLASHBACK:
Conan and some Cimmerians battle Baelin and his men when suddenly they’re attacked by winged demons. The two defeat them and call a temporary truce to bury their dead. That night Conan is ensorcelled by Acegra, the sorceress who sent the demons. The spell is broken when Conan is attacked by a wolf. Acegra (plotting against Conan’s future bloodline) goes with plan B and turns one of her demons into a Conan doppelganger, who then murders Baelin’s wife and children. Meanwhile, Conan wonders why he was about to murder a woman and her children and wanders off. Baelin swears vengeance and goes searching for Conan. Conan happens across some Vanir beating up a Cimmerian and saves him. Later, Baelin happens by and helps the only survivor. Conan takes the Cimmerian to his house to heal and Conan fools around with the lady living with the Cimmerian. Acegra possesses the body of some lady a seduces Baelin. Conan and the Cimmerian leave to look for the Vanir. There’s a big fight and the Cimmerian dies. When Conan tells the lady her friend is dead she tells Conan that she’s pregnant with his child. Acegra leaves the woman mindless, still pregnant. Meanwhile, Conan’s son (Corin) is born. Conan teaches Corin how to fight and over the next 20 years or so Corin marries Greshan. Conan and Baelin finally face each other in battle and both die. Meanwhile, Corin’s son is born on the battlefield and he names him Conan, after his father (see NOTE).
SYNOPSIS:
King Conan tells his son Conn stories from his youth.
NOTE:
The only characters named here are Baelin, Acegra and Conan (and Conan’s grandfather through implication). SAVSCO 227 reveals Conan was named after Corin’s father, and Corin’s and Greshan’s names were revealed elsewhere. Crom only knows what Corin’s mother’s name is/was.
Jorrma is named next issue, and revealed to be the child of Acegra and Baelin in COB 240 (though there were hints earlier).
Conn is young here, but old enough to form permanent memories (in theory). I’d say he’s between 8 and 11 years old.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #233 (June 1990)
By Michael Higgins & Ron Lim
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Corin, Greshan, Jorrma, Acegra, a barmaid, Cimmerians (inc Dryden), Aesir, a wolf
SYNOPSIS:
Conan is a few months old and is left in the wilderness to survive the night. Years later his father is a blacksmith (pages 1 - 9) and he receives his grandfather’s knife as a gift. Conan uses it to go hunting and meets Jorrma, and they become friends. Later they try to rob a palace and only partially succeed. Jorrma reveals his village will be attacked so Conan agrees to help. Acegra watches magically from afar and intervenes; as they arrive at Jorrma’s village his house is magically set on fire. Jorrma enters the blaze and finds a box. Conan thinks Jorrma is demonic because he survived the fire and prepares to attack his friend (pages 10 - 24).
NOTE:
The barmaid is named Melanie in COB 236.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #234 (July 1990)
By Michael Higgins & Ron Lim
APPEARANCES:
Conan & 2 of his siblings, Jorrma, Corin, Greshan, Acegra & her demons (turned into Hyperborean doppelgangers), a barmaid, Cimmerians (inc Kaentner), Hyperboreans
SYNOPSIS:
Conan decides Jorrma isn’t a demon and they leave the destroyed town. Jorrma doesn’t tell Conan about the box full of jewels. They get drunk in a tavern and the next day Jorrma learns the Hyperboreans are preparing to attack some Cimmerians. Jorrma interrupts Conan’s time with a barmaid and they take off. Meanwhile, Acegra kills the Hyperboreans and turns her demons into doppelgangers of them. Conan and Jorrma find some dead Cimmerians and are shocked to see some dead demons with them. Meanwhile, the Snow Hawk tribe (where Conan is from) prepares for the incoming “Hyperboreans,” thanks to scouts spotting their approach. Conan and Jorrma rest for the night and Jorrma gives Conan a protective necklace. The Snow Hawk tribe battles the “Hyperboreans” and Conan’s father is killed. Acegra arrives and leads her demons back into Conan’s village where Conan’s mother is also decapitated while protecting her other children. Conan swears vengeance and Acegra is pleased his bloodline is almost eradicated.
NOTE:
Conan gets lucky with a barmaid here, so we’re after COB 48-FB, where Conan loses his virginity. Also, Conan’s parents are killed here, so we have to be after SAVSCO 227 where they’re still alive.
Also, two of Conan’s siblings appear here and I know of at least one who appears later in SAVSCO 119, his sister Siobhan.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #235 (August 1990)
By Michael Higgins & Ron Lim
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Jorrma, Corin (corpse), Greshan (corpse), a barmaid, Cimmerians (inc Dryden), Vanir (inc Balthus), Aquilonians, Acegra (bts, teleported her demons away) & her demons
SYNOPSIS:
The demons suddenly vanish and Conan holds a funeral for his parents. Conan and Jorrma leave to join an army to fight the “hyperboreans” and find some Vanir. Conan comes up with a plan, Jorrma joins the Vanir army and Conan leaves. Conan learns the Cimmerians will be attacking the Vanir tonight and offers to be a scout. Jorrma sends Conan a signal but is caught and tossed in jail; his guard Balthus takes Jorrma’s protective necklace. Jorrma hypnotizes the lady who brings him dinner and she frees him. He’s able to open the gates but the lady is killed. Conan and the Cimmerians attack, but Jorrma is upset over the lady’s death and explodes. Vanerium is destroyed and the Cimmerians flee. Balthus and Jorrma survive. Jorrma is reunited with Conan and while they celebrate some Aquilonians try to recruit them to help overthrow their king. Conan declines.
NOTE:
Jorrma is spelled “Jormma” once here.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #236 (September 1990)
By Michael Higgins & Rodney Ramos
APPEARANCES:
Conan (also in fb), Jorrma (also in fb), Acegra (in fb), a barmaid (Melanie, also in fb), castle guards (also in fb, inc Brudas), dancing ladies (in fb), rats (in fb)
FLASHBACK:
Conan and Jorrma are caught stealing and put into a cage in a river where they’re attacked by rats. They manage to escape, but one of the guards is fooled by Acegra (from afar) to think the pair betrayed him in the past. Meanwhile, the barmaid Conan likes is searching for Conan and Acegra sends the castle guard toward her. He overpowers her and prepares to rape her.
SYNOPSIS:
Conan and Jorrma flee the guards and stop to rest, wondering where Melanie is. They split up to find her and Jorrma does, but he’s overpowered and captured. Melanie manages to escape but Jorrma is seconds away from being executed.
NOTE:
Brudas is named in COB 238.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #237 (October 1990)
By Michael Higgins & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Jorrma, Melanie, Acegra, Nuraldin (Acegra’s demon master), castle guards, a warrior
SYNOPSIS:
The executioner turns out to be Conan in disguise and he and Jorrma escape. They find Melanie and go skinny dipping where they notice a serpent tattoo on Jorrma’s back. He doesn’t want to talk about it, and gets jealous when Conan and Melanie start fooling around. Meanwhile, Acegra sends a warrior toward Conan. She summons her brother who is tired of waiting for Conan to die, and tells Acegra to set Jorrma after Conan. That night, Jorrma’s tattoo comes alive and attacks Conan. As Conan fights Jorrma the warrior arrives and attacks Conan. Jorrma turns the warrior into a monster. As Acegra watches from afar she muses that it was her brother’s idea to create Jorrma in the first place. Conan kills the warrior and Jorrma returns to human form, with no memory of what happened.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #238 (November 1990)
By Michael Higgins & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan (also in fb), Jorrma (also in fb), Melanie (also in fb), Acegra (in fb), King Falkoh (of Zamora, in fb), Queen Elesba (in fb), Brudas (the castle guard from COB 236, also in fb), Zamoran army (in fb), townspeople, Prince Arak (Elesba’s son, mentioned, assassinated)
FLASHBACK:
King Falkoh is assassinated and Queen Elesba makes sure everyone knows she’s upset about it. Also, she blames Conan (wut). Conan, Jorrma and Melanie get out of town but they’re spotted by Brudas (from COB 236), who attacks Jorrma. Jorrma is overpowered and leads Brudas to Conan and the trio is captured. Melanie frees Jorrma and Conan is tortured. The pair watch as Conan is dragged away and tossed off a cliff.
SYNOPSIS:
Conan is tossed over a cliff. Meanwhile, Jorrma and Melanie wonder if it’s true that Conan is dead. Later, Jorrma uses his magic box to go to the astral plane where he finds Conan’s spirit. Jorrma and Melanie follow it and find Conan’s body in the river.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #239 (December 1990)
By Michael Higgins & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
Conan, Jorrma, Melanie, Acegra, Nuraldin, Brudas, demons
FLASHBACK:
Recap of last issue.
SYNOPSIS:
Jorrma uses his magic powers to try and bring Conan back to life. Meanwhile, Acegra contacts her brother, who tells her Jorrma is currently bringing Conan back to life. Jorrma summons demons and one flies into Conan. Conan returns as an indestructible savage beast and attacks Brudas. Melanie is worried but Jorrma seems pleased. Conan kills Brudas but Melanie realizes Conan has been possessed by a demon.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #240 (January 1991)
By Justin Arthur & Gary Hartle
APPEARANCES:
King Conan (also in fb), Conn, Queen Zenobia, Jorrma (in fb), Melanie (in fb), Acegra (in fb, also in fb-fb), Llarn (Acegra’s brother, in fb-fb) & their subjects (in fb-fb), Nuraldin (in fb, also in fb-fb), a demon (in fb)
FLASHBACK:
Melanie tries to calm Conan down and he knocks her out. Jorrma tries to fight him but is knocked out. Jorrma wakes up in an altar where Conan is preparing to kill him under Acegra’s orders. Conan resists so Acegra tells them her story and reveals Jorrma was created to kill Conan. Acegra orders Jorrma to kill Conan, but Melanie jumps in the way and dies. Jorrma kills Acegra and Nuraldin appears. Nuraldin kills Jorma and Nuraldin dies from rapid aging. Conan holds a funeral for Jorrma and Melanie and wanders off (fb). Two hundred years ago, Acegra and her brother Llarn ruled in a far east place, routinely making sacrifices to Nuraldin. They perform a ritual to see the future, but Llarn ends up possessed by Nuraldin; they see a vision anyway, a future where a 30-year old Conan kills them both. Acegra gain more magic and becomes un-aging (fb-fb). Recap of COB 232-234. Recap of COB 1. Conan, not quite 30 years old, makes his was from Turan toward Khoraja (fb).
SYNOPSIS:
King Conan finishes telling stories from his youth to Conn. Zenobia arrives and sends Conn to bed. Zenobia points out Conan’s stories change a little every time he tells them, but Conan just laughs it off.
NOTE:
Conn is nine, as it turns out.
Conan arrived in Khoraja in COB 223.
Hrmn. Jorrma and Conan's father were concieved at roughly the same time, and yet Jorrma and Conan are the same age. Shouldn't Jorrma be Corin's age? Also, if the point was to stop Conan from killing Acegra when he was 30, why not just kill his dad? Or his grandfather?
Chronologies!
ACEGRA
COB 240-FB-FB
{COB 232-FB}
COB 233
COB 234
COB 235-BTS
COB 236-FB
COB 237
COB 238-FB
COB 239
COB 240-FB
BAELIN
COB 232-FB
BRUDAS
COB 236
COB 238-FB
COB 238
COB 239
CONAN SR.
COB 232-FB
CONN
SAVSCO 169-FB
SAVSCO 169
SAVSCO 177/3
*COB 232
*COB 240
{KCO 1-FB}
……
CORIN
*COB 232 (1 - 24:6)-FB
COB 117-FB-FB
{COB 1-FB}
*COB 232 (24:7)-FB
*COB 233
SAVSCO 227 (1 - 11)
KCO 9-FB-OP
SAVSCO 227 (12 - 15)
*COB 234
*COB 235
DRYDEN
COB 233
COB 235
GRESHAN
*COB 232 (1 - 24:6)-FB
COB 117-FB-FB
{COB 1-FB}
*COB 232 (24:7)-FB
*COB 233
SAVSCO 227 (1 - 11)
KCO 9-FB-OP
SAVSCO 227 (12 - 15)
*COB 234
*COB 235
JORRMA
COB 232-FB-BTS
COB 233
COB 234
COB 235
COB 236-FB
COB 236
COB 237
COB 238-FB
COB 238
COB 239
COB 240-FB
KING FALKOH
COB 238-FB
LLARN
COB 240-FB-FB
MELANIE
COB 233
COB 234
COB 235
COB 236-FB
COB 236
COB 237
COB 238-FB
COB 238
COB 239
COB 240-FB
NURALDIN
COB 240-FB-FB
{COB 237}
COB 239
COB 240-FB
QUEEN ELESBA
COB 238-FB
QUEEN ZENOBIA
……
SAVSCO 169
SAVSCO 177/3
*COB 240
KCO 1-FB
……
SIOBHAN
COB 234
[{SAVSCO 119}]
Yep!
CONAN
COB 117-FB-FB
{COB 1 (14:4)-FB}
*COB 232-FB
*COB 233 (1 - 9)
COB 119-FB
COB 178
SAVT 4 (4:4)-FB
GSCO 1 (15:2)-FB
COB 130-FB
COB 128-FB
[SAVSCO 89]
COB 251-FB-FB
SAVSCO 34-FB
[SAVSCO 203/2]
SAVSCO 227 (1 - 11)
KCO 9-FB
SAVSCO 227 (12 - 15)
COB 48-FB
*COB 233 (10 - 24)
*COB 234
*COB 235
*COB 236-FB
*COB 236
*COB 237
*COB 238-FB
*COB 238
*COB 239
*COB 240 (1 - 16)-FB
COB 8-FB
COB 1 (14:5)-FB
COB 145-FB
SAVSCO 6/2-FB
SAVSCO 6/2
[SAVSCO 83/2]
[SAVSCO 182/2]
SAVSCO 219/2-FB
COB 211-FB
SAVT 4 (4:5 - 4:7)-FB
COB 31-FB
COB 1
COB 2
COB 69-FB
SAVSCO 39-FB
SAVSCO 39
COB 254-FB
COB 92
COB 3-FB
COB 3
COB 201-FB
[SAVSCO 180]
SAVSCO 174-FB
SAVSCO 174
COB 4
COB 5
COB 6
COB:HOA
SAVSCO 8
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 116
[SAVSCO 100/2]
[SAVSCO 91/2]
[SAVSCO 77]
SAVSCO 213/2
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
[SAVSCO 70]
[SAVSCO 123]
[SAVSCO 189]
SAVSCO 176
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 33-FB
SAVSCO 33
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
SAVSCO 227/3
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
SAVSCO 219
SAVSCO 220
COB 101
COB 105 (2:2)-FB
COB 102
COB 103
COB 104
COB 105 (2:3 - 2:6)-FB
COB 105
COB 106
COB 107
COB 108
COB 109
COB 110
COB 111
COB 112
COB 113
COB 114
COB 115
COB 117-FB
COB 117
COB 118
COB 119
COB 120
COB 121
COB 122
COB 123
COB 124
COB 125
COB 126
CO@ 6-FB
CO@ 6
COB 127
COB 128
COB 129
COB 130
COB 131
COB 132
COB 133
COB 134
COB 135
COB 136
COB 137
COB 138
COB 139
COB 140-FB
COB 140
COB 141
COB 142
COB 143
COB 144
COB 145
COB 146
COB 147
COB 148
COB 149
COB 150
COB 151
COB 152
COB 153
COB 154
CO@ 8
COB 155
COB 156
COB 157
COB 158
COB 159
COB 160
COB 161
COB 162
COB 163
COB 164
COB 165
COB 166
COB 167
COB 168
COB 169
COB 170
CO@ 10
COB 186
COB 221
CO@ 9
[SAVSCO 182]
[SAVSCO 185]
[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]
SAVSCO 177
SAVSCO 12-FB
[SAVSCO 186]
SAVSCO 171
COB 171
COB 172
COB 173
COB 174
COB 175
COB 176
COB 177
COB 178-FB
COB 185-FB
COB 179
COB 180
COB 181
COB 182
COB 183
COB 184
COB 185
COB 187
COB 188
COB 189
COB 190
COB 191
COB 192
COB 193 (1 - 7)
COB 194-FB
COB 193 (8 - 22)
COB 194
COB 208-FB
COB 195
COB 196
COB 197
COB 198
COB 199
CO@ 12
COB 200
COB 201
COB 202
COB 203
CO@ 11
COB 204
COB 205
COB 206
COB 207
COB 208
COB 209
COB 210
COB 211
COB 212
COB 213
COB 214
COB 215
COB 216
COB 251 (22:3)-FB
COB 217
COB 218
COB 219
COB 220
COB 222
*COB 240 (22)-FB
COB 223
COB 224
COB 225
COB 226
COB 227
COB 228
COB 229
COB 230
COB 231
[SAVSCO 74]
[SAVSCO 101]
M/GN:COBSOS
[SAVSCO 66]
SAVSCO 213/3
[SAVSCO 136]
[SAVSCO 80]
[SAVSCO 116/2]
[SAVSCO 108/2]
M/GN 19
[SAVSCO 117]
SAVSCO 216
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
COB 251
SAVSCO 3
COB 252-FB
[SAVSCO 98/2]
[SAVSCO 181/2]
SAVSCO 29-FB
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 219/2
SAVSCO 220/2
SAVSCO 221/2
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-FB
SAVSCO 4
[SAVSCO 62]
COV.RUNE
M/GN:COR-FB
M/GN:COR
M/SSPEC 2 (7:4 - 8)-FB
SAVSCO 38-FB-OP
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 28-FB
SAVSCO 7
SAVSCO 9
SAVSCO 35-FB
[SAVSCO 76]
[SAVSCO 87]
[SAVSCO 88]
[SAVSCO 91/3]
[SAVSCO 183]
[SAVSCO 63]
[SAVSCO 102]
SAVSCO 35
SAVSCO 11
SAVSCO 12
SAVSCO 28
[SAVSCO 65]
SAVSCO 14
SAVSCO 211/2
SAVSCO 212/2
SAVSCO 44
SAVSCO 228
SAVSCO 221-FB
SAVSCO 221
SAVSCO 37
M/SSPEC 2 (6:2 - 6:3)-FB
[SAVSCO 189/2]
SAVSCO 15-FB
SAVSCO 15
SAVSCO 31
SAVSCO 32
[SAVSCO 165]
[SAVSCO 111/2]
[SAVSCO 85]
[SAVSCO 86]
[SAVSCO 113/2]
SAVSCO 228/2
SAVSCO 16
SAVSCO 17
SAVSCO 18
SAVSCO 19
SAVSCO 179/2
[SAVSCO 95]
SAVSCO 175
[SAVSCO 103]
SAVSCO 173
[SAVSCO 109/2]
[SAVSCO 125]
[SAVSCO 118/2]
[SAVSCO 112]
[SAVSCO 156]
[SAVSCO 181]
SJNS-FB
SAVSCO 222/2
TCORPS 3
[SAVSCO 128]
[SAVSCO 164]
[SAVSCO 132]
[SAVSCO 188]
SAVSCO 20 (4:5 - 5:1)-FB
SAVSCO 20 (1 - 26)
SAVSCO 20 (30 - 35:1)-FB
SAVSCO 20 (27 - 46)
SAVSCO 21-FB
SAVSCO 21
SAVSCO 178
SAVSCO 144
SAVSCO 145
[SAVSCO 114]
[SAVSCO 99]
SAVSCO 45
SAVSCO 227/2
[SAVSCO 190]
[SAVSCO 206]
M/SSPEC 2
[SAVSCO 73 (1 - 4:4)]
SAVSCO 225 (12:6)-FB
[SAVSCO 73 (4:5 - 49)]
SAVSCO 25 (14:1)-FB-OP
[SAVSCO 122]
M/SAGA 1
[SAVSCO 75]
[SAVSCO 82]
[SAVSCO 83]
SAVSCO 22 (1 - 15:6)
SAVSCO 22-FB
SAVSCO 22 (15:7 - 28)
SAVSCO 23
[SAVSCO 129]
[SAVSCO 67]
[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
SAVSCO 211
SAVSCO 212
SAVSCO 213
SAVSCO 215
SAVSCO 217/2
GSCO 1 (15:4)-FB
SAVSCO 25 (4:3 - 5:8)-FB
SAVSCO 25
[SAVSCO 60]
[SAVSCO 184]
[SAVSCO 127]
[SAVSCO 124]
[SAVSCO 187]
[SAVSCO 92]
[SAVSCO 106]
[SAVSCO 107]
SAVSCO 170
SAVSCO 179
[SAVSCO 133]
[SAVSCO 134]
[SAVSCO 163]
SAVSCO 172
[SAVSCO 135]
[SAVSCO 143]
SAVSCO 26
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-FB
SAVSCO 30
GSCO 1
GSCO 2-FB
GSCO 2
GSCO 3
GSCO 4
SAVSCO 8/4
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
*COB 232
*COB 240
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