Thoth-Amon in Marvel Comics

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I happened upon this chronology of Thoth by Old Forum veteran (and Marvel Conan expert), Roquefort Raider:


classiccomics.boards.net/thread/19/annotated-savage-sword-conan?page=28&scrollTo=56267

He does as good a job as could be expected corellating everything, all things considered.

Feel free to comment on the chronology or anything else about the Marvel version of Thoth-Amon.  

[lordyam]

Yeah.......I never liked those even when I was 14. DH Thoth actually looks like an egyptian wizard, as does age of conan.

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Jan 18, 2017 18:24:59 GMT -5 @kail said:

Those things on his head ... a bit impractical, not to mention silly looking.

Blame it on Barry Windsor-Smith. Apparently, he was trying to be clever and tie the name in with the ram-headed Amon/Amun/Amen. It would seem that he meant for the horns to be real. Would've been odd to see Thoth the Slave wandering around in PotS. He'd kinda stand out. I also doubt Thoth would've been able to "sneak" anywhere after he lost the Ring. BWS was no REH expert at the time, but that version stuck, more or less.

capnscomics.blogspot.com/2016/08/thoth-amon-by-barry-smith.html 

[eja]

In CONAN THE BUCCANEER, Thoth-Amon's centre of operations is in the desert oasis of Khajar. Yet in the "SKULL ON THE SEAS" storyline in SSOC, set before BUCCANEER, he is based in a temple in Stygia's capital city of Python. What do we suppose happened to make him move his headquarters between stories?