Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger as the old King Conan for the filming of the ending of John Milius's Conan the Barbarian (1982). Source
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Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger as the old King Conan for the filming of the ending of John Milius's Conan the Barbarian (1982). Source
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Conan the Barbarian reaches the big 25th issue in his latest series, which would be cause enough for celebration, but the issue is also the 300th issue of Conan published by Marvel. So, by Crom, let’s party! This issue will feature stories by Jim Zub and Cory Smith, the regular creative team for Conan, along with Dan Slott, Marcos Martin, Larry Hama and Christopher Priest.
See what else is arriving at your local comic shop this week!
By Crom! is an autobiographical comic by Shel Kahn, featuring life advice from her favourite fictional Barbarian.
By Crom, I’ll gut you where you stand!!
I misread a book title -- it actually said Reclaim Your Creative Soul, but I read it as “Reclaim Your Crimson Sword,” and now I want to see a self-help book written by a retired Conan type, about the warrior’s confidence within.
I think it would do well. Kinda like “By Crom.”
“By Crom”
Conan The Barbarian #78 (September 1977)
Roy Thomas, John Buscema and Pablo Marcos
Marvel Comics