Conan the Barbarian #23 slithers into stores Wednesday as the Great Serpent's coils tighten around our favorite Cimmerian ...

While most think of Arnold Schwarzenegger when they hear the name of Conan the Barbarian, the character’s history is more closely tied to the world of comics than cinema. Pulp Fiction and The ...

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Robert E. Howard As an adult, Sonja (Lutz) has survived in the deep woods with her horse as her primary company. Umbrella Academy fame Sonja has to find the courage to fuel rebellion against Draygan ...

Conan's debut as a comic book characvter began in 1970 in Marvel Comics. Conan the Barbarian enjoyed a run of 275 regular issues into the early-1990s.

Conan the Barbarian is leaving Marvel Comics to make his new home at Titan Comics in 2023. Find out what to expect from Conan's latest comic book relaunch.

It was fresh off of Game of Thrones that Momoa appeared beardless in director Marcus Nispel’s 2011 Conan The Barbarian, an attempt to resurrect the Sword And Sorcery franchise t ...

Conan the Barbarian also continues the trend of being presented in 3-D (via post-conversion), but showing no real use of the 3D format. While the 3D doesn’t detract from the film in any way, it ...

The new Conan the Barbarian may be the first film — and the first of many, one fears — to be aimed entirely at video gamers. The filmmakers throw story and character to the wind to send an ...

Sure, I’ve seen the 1982 Conan the Barbarian movie with Arnie Schwarzenegger as well as the follow-up, Conan the Destroyer, and one of my mom’s old boyfriends introduced me as a kid to the ...

Conan has mellowed, if ever so slightly, since the days when a certain Austrian bodybuilder portrayed the pulp fantasy hero. That doesn’t mean his latest bloodbath, also titled “ Conan the ...

The monthly Conan series largely unfolded in chronological order, using the timeline presented by P. Schuyler Miller and John D. Clark in their 1936 essay A Probable Outline of Conan’s Career.