Conan & Dragonero #1
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| Writer | Luca Enoch, Stefano Vietti |
| Artist | Lorenzo Nuti |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Conan of Cimmeria and Dragonero meet for the first time in an epic clash of steel, sorcery, and survival. Pulled to the mysterious land of Erondár by dark forces, Conan comes face to face with the famed Dragon slayer, Dragonero, and the two warriors must set aside suspicion to stand back-to-back against a supernatural force poised to doom both their worlds.
This landmark crossover brings together two legendary heroes in a story that honors classic sword-and-sorcery while forging something bold and forgettable.
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Impulse Gamer - Howard Smith
May 18, 2026Overall, Conan & Dragonero #1 is a fantastic read. It is greatly encouraged for fans of Conan and overseas fans of Dragonero to take a gander. If anyone is curious, Dragonero being printed outside of Italy for the first time is a milestone. Read Full Review
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Kabooooom - Matt Morrison
May 10, 2026I cannot speak as to how well Conan and Dragonero captures the spirit of the Dragonero comics. I can say, as a Conan fan, that I found this interesting enough to want to read more. It may not hold as much appeal to those who don’t like sword-and-sorcery stories, but I found it to be an enjoyable work of fantasy. Read Full Review
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ComicBuzz - India Williams
Jul 01, 2026Lorenzo Nuti works wonders with water-coloring as the focus for illustrating the fights between the barbarians and the foreign nation of Erondar, but it does not take attention away from the solid writing that comes from Vietti and Enoch in this issue. Stalking and Smith know how to use lettering to emphasise boots against concrete and slaughter from sword to sword. The reader’s eyes should be able to shift from page to page easily as the panel layout is easy to follow. Solid start to this crossover series, as it’s easy to follow along and readers do not need to know prior Conan lore in order to jump into this series. Read Full Review
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