We’ll look at the Pulp heroes who managed to stand the test of time by continuing to inspire fans and creators of modern comics. Some of these characters may look familiar, but others may be new to you.
Tag: Marvel Comics
KING CONAN #5 – Review
KING CONAN #5, from Marvel Comics on June 1st, 2022, reveals the tragic history of Thoth-Amon’s quest for power and his deadly pact with the snake god, Set.
KING CONAN #4 – Review
KING CONAN #4, from Marvel Comics on May 11th, 2022, reveals the final moments between King Conan and his son, Conn, before they parted. Will a father’s hard lesson for his son bear the fruit he desires?
KING CONAN #3 – Review
KING CONAN #3, from Marvel Comics on February 16th, 2022, introduces the shipwrecked Conan to a mysterious woman who’s survived the zombie horrors of this dead isle for many a night.
KING CONAN #2 – Review
KING CONAN #2, from Marvel Comics on January 12th, 2022, finds Conan and Thoth-Amon fighting for their lives on a desolate island filled with flesh-eating zombies. Meanwhile, Prince Conn is given a harsh task from the harshest of teachers.
KING CONAN #1 – Review
In KING CONAN #1, from Marvel Comics on December 22nd, 2021, King Conan finds himself shipwrecked on a barren island at the edge of the world when an old enemy, out for blood, arrives. How will their death struggle fare when the sun sets and the real danger emerges?
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #25 – Review
In CONAN THE BARBARIAN #25, available from Marvel Comics on September 8th, 2021, Conan fights to the death in four tales of high adventure in this Legacy #300 Anniversary issue.
Why Making Assumptions Is Dangerous for Comic Creators
Immortal Hulk #43 contains an unfortunate panel that’s created a ton of trouble for the artist and publisher, but out of adversity comes an opportunity for positive change.
Do Publishers Have An Obligation To Support Local Comic Shops?
Two separate announcements from the Big 2 today make life a little more difficult for Local Comic Shops (LCS). Publishers have to do what they can to survive, but how much more disruption can an LCS take before it becomes unsustainable?