After leaving Cimmeria filled with wanderlust, a young Conan heads north in search of glory.
What he finds in that cold climate will change his outlook forever, setting him on the path that will make him a legend.
The triumphant new era of Conan continues in this tale of brutal heroic adventure from acclaimed creators Jim Zub (Avengers, Dungeons & Dragons) and Doug Braithwaite (Punisher, Justice)!
Those who would dismiss Conan as dumb muscle would do well to give Conan the Barbarian #16 a try. This is a thoughtful tale, with fantastic art that speaks to the depths Robert E. Howard plumbed 90 years ago. It is sure to please fans of the character and may even make fans of some skeptics. Read Full Review
A nicely done story that looks at what kind of things can make the strongest of us question our faith as well as our own minds. I enjoyed the flashback sequences and hope we get more of that kind of thing in future issues I feel that Conan's childhood years are something that would be interesting to explore in future issues. Especially if it is juxtaposed with a present-day dilemma. Added to all of that. I'd also love to see more of Atali and other strong female sorcerers in future issues. Read Full Review
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #16 ends the loose adaptation of The Frost Giant's Daughter as Conan comes to terms with his brush with divinity. Brimming with fantastic art from Dough Braithwaite and deeply inspired ideas from Jim Zub, this series has yet to miss the mark. Read Full Review
Never fails.
Always a great comic.Look forward to a long series run for this one Zub is on his game.
I love the creative team on this book, but this issue doesn't have much of a story in it. He has an extraneous fight that bans him from the group, but there is nothing with the Giant's daughter. I'm hoping to have more in the next issue.
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