Green vs. Carpenter Conan and the Death Lord of Thanza by Roland J. Green is a big step up from Conan of the Red Brotherhood by Leonard...

What if the Punisher's family had not died? The tenth issue of What if...? volume two answered that question, but prior to its publication, the answer might have looked something very like Mark Hazzard: MERC.

CONAN THE MAGNIFICENT by Robert Jordan An online discussion about Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series and the current ongoing...

Written by Leonard Carpenter, Conan of the Red Brotherhood is a passable entry in the Conan franchise, replete with all the elements...

Shade the Changing Man #1  It is our second "First Issue on the First" and this month's title features the actual first appearance of...

VIGIL by Robert Masello In spite of the clever title for this review, Masello's Vigil is not about anything vigilante-related. With that...

Fantastic Four: Big Town #1 What did I just read? Written by Steve Engleheart with art and inks by Mike Mckone and Mark Mckenna, assisted...

The dreaded deadline doom caught me. No Conan reviews today. Instead, enjoy this quick trip with Thing and Black Bolt in Marvel...

"Swords Against Stygia!" Several of the first pages are given over to catching up any new readers on how Conan and Belit came to be...

This cover has blurbs a plenty! The central image is very strong but was obviously composed to accommodate a lot of cover copy, and the...

This is the third issue of the three-part epic that recasts REH's Valley of Iskander into a Conan tale set in the Hyborian Era. Conan has...

Following the fill-in issue of the previous month, the overarching story gets back on track. A handy recap on the title page catches...

Originally presented in Savage Sword of Conan #1, this reprint of "The Curse of the Undead Man" by Roy Thomas and John Buscema serves as...

Conan the Barbarian #74 Written by Roy Thomas with pencils by John Buscema and inks by Ernie Chan, the cover blurb screams “One hundred...

Great cover featuring both a huge pagan idol and a giant red monster. Another great Kane composition with Chan finishes that really give...

Written by Roy Thomas, drawn by John Buscema, and inked by Ernie Chan, this issue features one of those classic misleading covers from...

Love that cover by Gil Kane and Ernie Chan with Chan's trademark heavy rendering and Kane's classic composition, complete with that one...

"The City in the Storm" was written by Roy Thomas, drawn by John Buscema, and inked by Ernie Chan (formerly Chua, see the letters page...

CTB #67 Cool cover on this one. Has to be Kane pencils again. Interior art is by John Buscema with inks by "The Tribe". The Tribe was a...

CTB #57 Here we have a great Gil Kane cover with his classic signature elements, especially the floating heads in the background blocked...