Crucify him

The Black Seers

Thog

Thog is the shadow, the Ancient God of the city called Xuthal

First published as The Slithering Shadow

The Man-Eaters

First published as Shadows in Zamboula

The Serpent God

"The God has a long neck! Ha!Ha!Ha!Oh, a long, a cursed long neck"

The Red Priest

Iron Shadows

"The statues! The statues! Oh my God, the statues are coming to life"
 First published as Shadows in the Moonlight

The fog in the cave

Akivasha

I used a Egyptian style for the vampire Akivasha and her sarcophagus, also for the disguise of Conan without mask, like in the story in the moment of bite.

The Phoenix

"The Phoenix on the Sword" is the first story of Conan published in Weird Tales magazine December 1932. In this story Conan is the king of Aquilonia, he must fight against Ascalante and the Rebel Four and a demon summoned by Thoth-Amon with a broken sword on which there's the magic symbol of the Phoenix!