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Conan - cosplay
Trust me...if I looked good in a bearskin...I'd be here too. I love this Red Sonja and this Masters of the Universe chick!!!...
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Conan meets Daenerys!
I'd like to meet Daenerys!Artwork by the very talented Axel Medellin Machain (link). More Conan from Axel HERE, including Conan Fett and Conan & Vampirella!
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Neal Adams SAVAGE II sketchbook
A few months back I picked up this cool Neal Adams sketchbook at my local comic shop...here is some of the SAVAGE and BARBARIC art you can find inside. You can find these sketchbooks on ebay for about...
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For those of us that enjoy Conan and throwing the dice around the table, or perhaps you are curious what the Hyborian world would be like with even a heavier Lovecraft influence than...
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CONAN vs the JLA !!!
Wonderful thing about the internet is there is never a shortage of material to discover and share...lol look at the axe in Flash's head!
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" THE RIDDLE... OF STEEL? "
Keith Davis shared with us ( The Followers of CROM ) his nifty blog where he takes quotes from the film ( 1982 CTB ) and makes montage / collages mixed with interesting art and imagery. I perused the...
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Conan in Bulgaria...Part 1!
Long time no posts!I'm finally finding the motivation to tackle Conan in Russia, but along the way I got sidetracked by a bunch of interesting finds in Bulgaria. Russia...you're just gonna have to...
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Conan in Bulgaria...Part 2!
Time warp back to 1992 and Bulgarian publisher Beva Press (Бева Прес) for the release of a couple of novels featuring Arnold inspired covers and classic Robert E. Howard yarns! On the left is Conan -...
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Conan in Bulgaria...Part 3!
It's comics by Crom!Between 2000 and 2002, the fantasy and fiction magazine Fantasy Factor (Фентъзи Фактор) was published in Bulgaria, thanks to founder and writer Ivan Atanasov (Иван Атанасов)....
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Must. Post. This.
I'm pretty sure those two panels preceded this issue of Archie by about two seconds. A ginormous thanks to Strom over at the The Official Robert E. Howard Forum for the find! Conan in Bulgaria part 4...
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Conan in Bulgaria...Part 4!
Oh, what a tangled web we weaveWhen first we practise to deceive! - Sir Walter Scott Time to take the plunge into Bulgarian publisher Elf (Елф) and their Conan offerings! From 2000-2003 Elf published...
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Noir Barbare!
This is nothing like the usual fare we've posted on Crom! in the past, but some of you will undoubtedly get a kick out of it! A long while back (about the time that Atlantis sunk) I got an email from...
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Conan in Bulgaria...Finale!
Truth be told I don’t have much else to report on Conan in Bulgaria…mostly just a bunch of loose ends to tie up. As far as books go, I’ve cross-referenced everything that’s been posted to date with...
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Conan and the Emerald Lotus!
Considering the novel Conan and the Emerald Lotus was published by TOR way back in 1995 I’m more than a little late to the table, but having just finished reading John C. Hocking’s lone* contribution...
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Russian Conan Fairy Tales?!
The year...1996. Russian publisher Литература released four hardcover Conan books, all of which were written by one Tito Bras (Тито Брас) and marketed as fairy tales...you know, Conan for kids! As...
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Conan the Album Cover!
German Uwe de Witt a.k.a. Spacelord (deviantArt, blog) is a talented artist/digital artist with what isn’t exactly an original idea, but very cool nonetheless. He’s rehashed a bunch of album covers to...
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Testicles the Tautologist!
Testicles (pronounced “Testicleez”) is the brainchild of Texan Jack Edward Jackson (a.k.a. Jaxon), and it’s Conan times two in a quirky parody that appeared in Skull Comics #3, 1971. NSFW, and likely...
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Craigster's Conans!
A couple of oldies but goodies that fuel my desire to see some well adapted Conan stories in all their animated glory…two fascinating and fun illustrations from the story “boardguy”, Craig Wilson of...
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