CONAN THE BARBARIAN AND SAVAGE SWORD COLLIDE WITH AN EPIC, OVERSIZED CROSSOVER ISSUE! Prepare for the imminent launch of the Conan mini-series: BATTLE OF THE BLACK STONE with this special issue ...

The most legendary Barbarian of all time is back this Summer. Having thrived and evolved for eight consecutive decades in the public imagination - in prose and graphics, on the big screen and ...

The launch of Conan the Barbarian #1 will be a part of Titan Comics Tenth Anniversary celebrations, which also has plans for several miniseries featuring Robert E. Howard’s signature heroes.

Conan the Barbarian is making his new home at Titan Comics, ... including several newly debuted pages of lettered interior art: Conan the Barbarian #1 Preview Gallery. View 15 Images.

Written by Jim Zub, with art by Doug Braithwaite, Conan the Barbarian #20 picks up where the previous issue left off.Stranded in a jungle following the death of his first love, Belit, the ...

And one of the earliest of his original artwork pages on the character is now up for auction, page 3 from Conan The Barbarian at ComicConnect Auctions. It currently has bids of $5,900 from 14 bids ...

The art direction channels the whimsical fantasy of The Dark Crystal with the muscular '80s movie feel of Conan the Barbarian. Character models are sinewy, grotesque and often appear to have been ...

The rest of Conan the Barbarian #1’s art team deserve praise as well. De La Torre’s inks and pencils are well-matched by the colors of José Villarrubia.

The Hyborian Age has a new home. Titan Comics, the England-based publisher known for its mostly licensed line of titles, has nabbed the comics rights to Conan the Barbarian and other creations of ...

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Robert E. Howard's noble warrior Conan The Barbarian is back with a new ongoing series written by Jim Zub, with art by Rob De La Torre, and colors by José Villarrubia.