THE SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN #11 is another winner from Titan with two Robert E. Howard adventurers Conan and Cormac facing off against reality-bending challenges and loathsome monsters. If you're a fan of Conan-styled adventures in all their swashbuckling glory, pick up this issue. Read Full Review

Liam Sharp and the wonderful pin-ups magnificently command this issue. But the most interesting thing was seeing, albeit in a short story, Danny Earls with his art that fits the narrative of a Robert E. Howard character, and in black and white, it becomes quite visible that this artist was more challenged here than in the Hulk by the apathetic Phillip Kennedy Johnson, considering that Earls' Hulk is completely different from what the Hulk should be. In short, the story with Earls' art may not be much, and of course, it will NEVER surpass Liam Sharp's work, but the opportunity that Titan/Heroic gave to alternative artists, demanding more from them within a context that doesn't become silly, is in fact a commitment that an artist must have for themselves and for the story they draw. Everything must preserve an essence. And that's why Hulk in Marvel only falls, and Conan in Titan, alongside the other mythological characters, only rises, ascends wildly, showing that he is one of the most respected titles (alongside the regular Conan series) currently. more