While on a raid, Conan and a small party of Kozaki riders-including the chief's son-are separated from the rest of the tribe and attacked by a sea witch. Meanwhile, in their absence, disastrous events are unfolding at the Kozaki camp . . .
As it's written by Mr Bunn, I am definitely going to assume the latter and it succeeded in his plan; I missed the first 2 issues without concern, but I am certainly not going to miss any more of them, even if I have to put up with the thought bubbles! Read Full Review
Conan the Slayer #3 may be the best issue of the series yet, a gory, rollicking, spooky, adventure full of monsters and scheming. Cullen Bunn and Sergio Davila nail the best qualities of the title character, and evoke his literary legacy while crafting a really fun comic. If you like Sword and Sorcery, grim-visaged mercenaries and bloody sword action, you'll find lots to love here. Read Full Review
Conan the Slayer is starting to grow on me. Honestly, I'm being unfair to it a little bit in that I keep comparing it to the previous series. Taken in isolation, this is a solid Conan comic that stays true to the character and the world Robert E. Howard created. Thankfully, the series is beginning to find its voice and its unique slant on the Cimmerian. It's not setting my world on fire, but it's fun enough to keep me coming back. Dr. Josh gives this a" Read Full Review
This issue is good for some tight action and some sexual themes that longtime fans should love. This is about as metal as Conan can get. Read Full Review
Conan the Slayer #3 is a well-paced book with solid art with some standout panels. It contains three storylines which all provide the audience with a different level of suspense. I have to say that after this issue, I'm convinced that the storyline and art style are headed in the right direction. Read Full Review
I'm really liking this cover and the art, and I'm liking where the story is going.
I liked the twist with Conan's new assailants. Magic in Hyboria always seemed more closely linked to reality than high fantasy. Conan's characterization has been spot on.