Marvel Comics has announced King Conan, their latest new project featuring the iconic barbarian hero. However, this story has a unique selling point. It's poised to finally shed light on the last ...

I truly have no idea what’s in store for the subsequent pages of King Conan, but this issue proved just gripping enough to keep me interested. Published by Marvel Comics On December 22, 2021 ...

Marvel Comics has changed the digital comic book file for King Conan #2, originally published in January. The original final page originally looked as below: It has now been redrawn to look like this.

Following outrage over its “backwards” portrayal, Marvel is changing the name and look of an Indigenous character who made an appearance in the third and latest issue of “King Conan.” ...

Writer Jason Aaron, artist Mahmud Asrar, and colorist Matt Wilson will finally return to Conan the Barbarian for a six-issue limited series titled King Conan, which was initially announced by the ...

Conan has crossed over with many surprising characters in his time, but now he's meeting a real-life historical icon: Pocahontas. Sort of. In a preview for February 16's King Conan #3, the savage ...

As mentioned earlier, Conan The Barbarian may not be a complicated character, but he certainly isn’t two dimensional either. In King-Size Conan, readers may compare him to Frank Castle (a.k.a.

In the Marvel comic book title King Conan #3 released two weeks ago, writer Jason Aaron, artist Mahmud Asrar, colourist Matthew Wilson, and letterer Travis Lanham told a Conan story set in a ...

Marvel Comics has announced (via SFFGazette.com) that this July, Jason Aaron's King Conan #6 will mark the end of the character's time in the Marvel Universe.

The king comes with an alternate head, dagger, sheath, and Conan’s signature sword, which is again too long, proportionately, but never mind. A soft, furry cloak finishes off the outfit.