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Conan The Avenger #21 – Comic Review
Ah, the good ‘ol nail a dude to the cross routine. This is CONAN, I think he’ll be just fine. See my previous Conan the Avenger reviews starting with the first issue here and the previous issue here. CONAN THE AVENGER #21 Writer: Fred Van Lente Artist: Jose Luis Cover Artist: Paul Renaud Publisher: Dark […]
Conan The Avenger #20 – Comic Review
Conan The Avenger #20 – Comic Review It’s a whole new ARC in Conan the Avenger with A Witch Shall be Born: Part 1 Following the titanic events at the Oasis of Akrel, Conan and Natala parted company as Natala joined Janissa’s (The Widowmaker) band of warrior she-devils, and Taramis, beloved queen of Khauran, made […]
Conan the Avenger #1: Shadows over Kush, a comic book review
Dark Horse builds a new Conan adventure from the bones of a Robert E Howard unpublished original. Howard began working on the story sometime in the 1930s, but never finished it before his tragic and untimely death. With untitled synopsis and a draft of a few chapters of the piece to work from, we have […]
Song of Belit wraps up an epic Sword and Sorcery love story
I was hesitant to finish this Brian Wood written run of Conan the Barbarian from Dark Horse for numerous reasons. First, that it would end. I know it’s a silly thing to make someone hold back because of it, but I genuinely really liked reading every comic in this story. For those who have not […]
Conan The Barbarian #24
Writer: Brian Wood Artist: Riccardo Burchielli Publisher: Dark Horse Release date: January 22nd, 2014 Price: 3.50$ For the love of Crom, when will people stop pissing off Conan? It never ends well for them! Conan sits in a humid dark forest, bow notched and quiver full of waiting arrows strapped to his back. A terrifying […]
Conan and the People of the Black Circle #2 – REVIEWED
The black wizard Khemsa steps into the game to plot against Conan while Conan hides in the Himelian Mountains with unsteady allies. Oh, and lots of people die. What more can you ask for in People of the Black Circle #2?
Conan the Barbarian #22 – Comic Review
Ah, the Song of Belit isn’t it beautiful to behold upon your ears? Oh, wait, it’s not actually, it’ll basically kill you.
King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon #6 (of 6), Review
The Hour of the Dragon has come to a close, but by Crom, Conan isn’t finished just yet!!
From The Comic Hold: Conan The Barbarian #21 (The Black Stones arc)
The Black Stones Arc ends, and Conan the Barbarian “Queen of the Black Coast” is nearing it’s end too.
King Conan: Hour of the Dragon, Issues #1 – #4 Reviewed
Come, sit. Crom…child, take this skin of wine and listen. Listen as I tell you a story. You asked for one, by Crom you’ll get one. A story of how Conan met the second woman to ever truly claim his heart. Drink steady, listen, I may not speak it again.
Getting Back In Touch With My Inner Barbarian, Conan The Barbarian: Issues #17 – #19
Sometimes you just get caught up in life and you realize that you’ve been neglecting one of your favorite series. Then, you get to spend a little extra glorious time getting caught up. Issues 17 and 18 are the final in an arc done by Brian Wood and Davide Gianfelice, who’ve teamed up before on […]
We Got You a Sneak Peak of King Conan: The Hour of the Dragon!
This comic coming from Dark Horse is the adaptation of the only Conan novel that Robert E. Howard wrote.
From the Comic Hold: Conan, Adventure Time, TMNT: Krang and 7%
Diversity, that is what was in my comic hold this last week.
From the Comic Hold: Conan the Barbarian #13
New artist on this series,, Mirko Colak brings a distinctly new style to the mix, and I’m wishing he’d been around this whole time.
From the Comic Hold: Conan The Barbarian #12
When the woman that Conan loves tells him to run away from The Tigress, the boat that has been his home, does he listen? Well, Seriously, you think Conan was going to run away from anything?
