My Favorite Conan Comics
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- Here's a list of reading recommendations on Conan and Robert E. Howard characters beyond Roy Thomas' classic first run on Conan:
Conan 1-32, 45-46 (Dark Horse, Kurt Busiek run)
King Conan 1-28 (Marvel)
Conan Red Nails Special (Marvel, by Roy Thomas and Barry Windsor Smith)
Conan vs Rune (by Barry Windsor Smith)
What If? 16 (Vol 2, 1990)
Official Guide to the Conan Universe
Conan Annual 2 (Phoenix on the Sword)
Conan Annual 4,5 (Conan’s marriage)
Savage Sword of Conan 168
216 (adaption of Vengeance of Nitocris by Tennesse Williams)
219-220 (Solomon Kane crossover)
Conan the Savage 1-10
Kull 1-2 (1982)
Kull 1-10 (1983)
Kull (Dark Horse, all three miniseries)
Solomon Kane 1-6 (Marvel)
Conan Saga 22-25, 27 (Hour of the Dragon)
Conan of the Isles Graphic Novel - Zábava
I read the Conan comics, King Conan and Savage sword of Conan (all Marvel Comics) when i was a kid
Thank you for a very fascinating vid. I like the way you talk about Conan. I can see you have a lot of, dare I say affection for many aspects of the character and the various genres in the way he's been presented over the years. Your comic knowledge is in depth and wonderful to hear. You have a spellbinding awareness of some Howard characters. I could listen to you for ages. Great work! Keep it up.
Ps. It's really nice to see such a young person showing his enjoyment of Howard's works. I've been reading his stuff for near on 50 years. And love to hear others big up Howard's work.
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This video was very helpful, thank you.
Conan of the isles is one my favorites
Awesome video thank you!
Awesome to spend a few minutes with a fellow/ or Many-fellows/ who enjoy this character and universe So much.. Great vid.
Wolverine.. is Canadian 🇨🇦
Cool crossover ;)
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NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE - by the way I love the Savage Sword of Conan - EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERD!
Barry Smith really matured as an artist with his run on Conan in the early "70's. Issues #20 and #24 are epic! Barry, Steranko, and Neal Adams change d the comic industry forever. The great John Buscema tried to follow Barry but I lost interest, Buscema's art was too cartoonish!!!