The triumphant new era of Conan continues!
In the days following Bêlit’s tragic demise, Conan travels through jungles in the southern kingdoms but there’s no time for grief – a deadly hunter stalks the Cimmerian, bent on bloody vengeance. Who is this strange foe and what do they know about the ancient power rising in Stygia?
Overall, it's a strong start, with a fantastic final page that sets the stage for what's to come in future issues. Read Full Review
CONAN THE BARBARIAN #19 is a taut, grim exercise in survival when Conan ventures into the jungles of the Black Kingdoms, leading to the introduction of a longtime Conan ally. Jim Zub's tale of woe gives readers a lesson on why Conan is the toughest barbarian around, and Doug Braithwaite's art is glorious. That said, the action-heavy script is light on plot, so it works best as a setup issue. Read Full Review
This story was one of the best I've read recently.The last page will make any Conan fan feel nostalgic.
The art is great, unfortunately this a whiplash issue. We were in the middle of a story of Conan and Belit failing at a heist and then -- Boom! She dead and we are wisked forward in time. I liked the fight with the aligator, and the fight with the panther, but most of the issue felt unnecessary.
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