MAN VS. NATURE IN THE NEVER-BEFORE-TOLD STORY OF CONAN'S FIRST JOURNEY FROM CIMMERIA!
Long have the stories told of CONAN, who came from the frozen hills of his homeland, Cimmeria, to tread the jeweled thrones of the Earth in the Hyborian Age - but now you will witness the epic tale of the young barbarian's first journey from home from visionary creator Esad Ribic!
Fifteen winters in Cimmeria have toughened the young Conan, but his greatest challenge lies ahead. Braving the elements, without food, without shelter, without weapons, Conan must learn to survive even as nature itself conspires to stop him. The snow freezes his bones. The more
Conan the Barbarian: Exodus is as harrowing as it is beautiful. It's peak storytelling without uttering a single word and, I'll be damned, it's hard to put down. Read Full Review
In Conan: Exodus, Ribic has given us not only a compelling story of Conan's journey from his homeland to ‘civilization', but also a masterclass in how comic book storytelling is a visual art. The sense of Conan's character being shaped and honed by his experiences in these pages is palpable; Ribic's painted art is variously dynamic, atmospheric, brooding and thoughtful. His depiction of the landscape as almost a separate character or entity in the first half of the story is extremely impressive, and he conveys Conan's determination, strength and relentless self-sufficiency with similarly impressive skill throughout. Put bluntly, this is an extraordinary comic book and well worth your time. Read Full Review
A must-have for any Conan fan. a pictorial odyssey from Cimmeria to a strange land and our anti-hero finally getting the action-packed life he had been craving for since he could remember. Read Full Review
I quite enjoyed the story and the fantastic artwork. I did feel a bit left out when I was no able to read the minimal dialogue that does occur" but the images really do tell you pretty much all you need to know. If you are a fan of Conan, or even just lovely comic art (or art in general really), then you may well want to jump on board and grab a copy. Read Full Review
Pretty good, but nothing special. Read it if you like good art. If you don't, you're not missing anything but a Conan story told time and time again.
Outstanding art but bare bones story with no emotional investment.
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