THE BARBARIAN KING OF AQUILONIA VS. THE UNKNOWN!
• CONAN must make an unholy alliance if he is to continue his journey on the Western Sea!
• But as the fallen warriors of this mysterious isle rise to fight once more, will Conan succumb to the lure of CURSED SORCERY after all this time?
• And what of his son, PRINCE CONN, and the Kingdom of Aquilonia left behind?
PARENTAL ADVISORY
KING CONAN #2 is an excellent character piece showing how an aging Conan, burdened with kingship and fatherhood, struggles to reconcile his old ways with his new life. Aaron organically weaves in a third mystery into the two introduced in the first issue while keeping the narrative clean, straight, and thoroughly engaging. The excellent writing is buoyed with excellent art, particularly through the use of dramatic shadow and accent coloring. Read Full Review
This series is continuing to showcase its potential in some really compelling ways. Read Full Review
The backstory was powerful and the insight was masterful. However, I need more about the main plot before my interest fades. Read Full Review
This issue gives Conan the depth that the first issue did not, while showing how badass and calculated Conan is. Read Full Review
'King Conan' continues to fill in the blanks of the deposed monarch's past, showing readers the actions that led him to his deadliest battle yet. Read Full Review
“King Conan #2” takes the momentum from the first issue and ramps it up, delivering an even more engaging experience. The story begins to unfold with greater intensity, offering a deeper glimpse into the challenges that await Conan. The pacing picks up, making the issue more exciting and immersive. As the plot thickens, the anticipation for the next installment grows, leaving you eagerly awaiting what’s to come. The combination of strong storytelling and dynamic artwork makes this issue a step up from the first, promising that this series is heading in an exciting direction. If you enjoyed the first issue, the second one will undoubtedly get you hooked.
Just a tiny bit less good, but still a really good issue. There's just something about the way things are written here. Nothing could happen, and I'd still be entertained.