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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 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.
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.
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 […]
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?
From the Comic Hold: Conan the Barbarian Issue #10
Conan is out of Cimmeria, and back on his ship with his Queen Belit. They are rulers supreme of the Western Ocean, but now, they have The Death.
Conan The Barbarian #1-#8: Comics Review
I’ve slowly started dipping back into comics, thanks to Dark Horse Publishing, who seem to be putting out the stuff that draws me back into the fold. They have CONAN! CROM!
WPR First Look: Conan the Barbarian #1
CROM! Dark Horse has answered my prayers, Queen of the Black Coast adaption! Here are the first 8 pages.
Conan the Barbarian (2011) – Review
If you’re a regular moviegoer, you should know by now that if you’re looking for the movies that will stick around for years to come, you should avoid the summer lineup. Will Conan the Barbarian continue the unimpressive Summer trend?
Retro Review: Conan The Barbarian (1982)
What better way to kick Crom Week off than with the movie based on the comic based on the book that started it all?
Conan the Barbarian – Trailer #2
With the crappy teaser trailer we got last time around, I wasn’t so sure whether I would fund myself interested in the rebirth of the Conan series…I can say now that I’m genuinely excited to see this flick.
Conan The Barbarian – Trailer
I dunno guys and gals, I can think of only one word that should be uttered during this movie, but I’m apprehensive to use it.
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 […]
