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<H2><STRONG>Shadows in Zamboula</STRONG></H2>
<B>by Robert E. Howard</B><BR>
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Originally published in <B>Weird Tales,</B> by Robert E. Howard, 
Popular Fiction Publishing Co.,(November, 1935)<BR>
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Reprinted in <B>Skull-Face and Others,</B> by Robert E. Howard, Arkham House, 
Sauk City, WI (1946)<BR>
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Reprinted in <A HREF=../stales/st04005d.html><B>Conan the Babarian,</B></A> 
by Robert E. Howard, Gnome Press, Inc., NY (1954)<BR>
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Reprinted in <B>The Spell of Seven,</B> by Robert E. Howard, Pryamid 
Publications, Inc., NY (1965)<BR>
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Adapted in black and white in the comic magazine
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<A HREF = ../ssword/ss14000.html>Savage Sword No. 14</A>
</B> edited by Roy Thomas, artwork by Neal Adams and THe Tribe, Marvel Comic Group, NY (September 1976)<BR>
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Current source: <B>Conan the Wanderer,</B> by Robert E. Howard, 
L. Sprague de Camp, and Lin Carter, published by Prestige Books, Inc., 
distributed by Ace Books New York, NY (19??)<BR>
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Conan duly arrives in Zamboula, where he swiftly dissipates the small fortune 
he brings with him in a colossal debauch. A week of guzzling, gourging, roistering, whoring, and gambling reduce him once more to destitution.
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Chapters:
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<LI>A Drum Begins
<LI>The Night Skulers
<LI>Black Hands Gripping
<LI>Dance, Girl, Dance!
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Other Images:
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<LI><A HREF = cn01005a.html>Flesh Eaters (37K), by Frank Frazetta</A>
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<BR><I>Last Update: 2/4/99</I>
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