Bel the God of Thieves is one of the most cunning and elusive deities of Robert E. Howard’s Hyborian Age, worshiped by rogues, assassins, and shadow cults across Zamora and beyond. Known for his mastery of stealth and deception, Bel embodies the art of theft and the thrill of forbidden treasures. In Marvel Comics’ Conan the Barbarian, Bel the God of Thieves is often invoked by those who walk the fine line between survival and sin, making him a symbol of trickery, cleverness, and divine rebellion in the world of sword and sorcery.
My Rating “Curse Of The Undead-Man” The cut-purse thugs had swarmed Conan in a darkened alleyway by chance, but what the Cimmerian had found on the cobblestone moments ago was worth killing for. The Maul district of Zamora had never been safe to traverse at any hour of the day, but at night, only seasoned […]
My Rating “Blood Of The Hunter” Sonja stood over the murdered body of a young crippled boy, a tear rolled down her weathered cheek. The lad was as arrogant as the day was long, and he showed no leniency towards women in general, but she could not blame someone so young with a smited hindrance
