King-Size Conan #1 (2020)

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(W) Richard Thomas & Various
(A) Steve McNiven & Various
(CA) Andrew Robinson

BY CROM, YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A CELEBRATION LIKE THIS - MARKING 50 YEARS OF CONAN THE BARBARIAN IN COMICS! Revelations, surprises and savage action prevail in the all-new KING-SIZE CONAN! In 1970, Roy Thomas brought CONAN THE BARBARIAN, a creation of author Robert E. Howard, to Marvel Comics. With art by the incomparable Barry Windsor-Smith, CONAN THE BARBARIAN #1 introduced the Hyborian Age to a whole new audience, paving the way for decades of comics and Conan's conquest of pop culture. Now get ready to celebrate 50 years of CONAN with an oversize special spanning the breadth of Conan's life and times by the most dazzling array of creative talent ever assembled in one book to tread the jeweled thrones of the Earth! Experience Roy Thomas and Steve McNiven's all-new prelude to that original story from 1970! Thrill to a tale of revenge by Kevin Eastman (co-creator, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), writing and drawing his FIRST Marvel story! Chris Claremont and Roberto de la Torre team up to unveil a turning point in Conan's career as a mercenary! Kurt Busiek and Pete Woods recount an early brush with sorcerous forces that will shape Conan's destiny! Conan and Bêlit sail together again for the first time since the 2019 relaunch, with Jesús Saiz illustrating the Marvel Comics maiden voyage of Steven S. DeKnight (Netflix's DAREDEVIL writer/director/showrunner)! The perfect introduction for new fans, and an essential adventure for die-hards, this is the can't-miss CONAN comic of the decade! Parental Advisory
Date Available: 12/23/2020

Reviews

What if? Savage Sword of Conan was smaller and more colorful? It would look quite a bit like this stand alone issue. It's an insanely mixed bag, featuring some surprising creators and a collaboration from Roy Thomas and Steve MJcniven that looks a whole lot like 1974 if you squint hard enough. Throw in stories by the likes of Claremont and Eastman and you've got a swell book that will satisfy any random Conan craving you might have. It's the one-shot that truly proves the more things change, the more Conan stays the same. Highly recommended for those who want to see a beefy dude fight wizards, witches, and monsters. Just like 1974.