The art was poor.

Cracking stuff!

Enjoyable!

Quality!

In my humble opinion...truly awful...BUT it might be that I am the problem, and I fully accept that.
I'm not in that 9 to 12 age-group this is probably being aimed at, so please take this review as one posted by an admirer of Thomas, Buscema and Adams, of Conway, Shooter, Perez and Byrne of Busiek, Perez and Pacheco, Bendis and Finch...In comparison, the past 6(!) years have been BS...how bloody sad! more

No comment.

Loved it!

Nice.

If you want to time-travel and experience what comics were like in the 70's then please buy this fabulous black and white mag. It's a joy!!

For immediate recycling...I don't know why I gave it a 1...Nice printing!

Solid, and worth a read!...and you can't say that about many comics at present...

Seriously?
Our hero is scouring the docks looking for sex and another hero later tells him that's okay. This is now the calibre of person(s) we have as examples to look up to.
In the Concise Oxford Dictionary the word hero is defined as: 1. a person, typically a man, who is admired for their courage or outstanding achievements.
What's to admire in this sleazy and sordid episode? Pathetic. more

>Deep sigh<

Frank Castiglione is the Punisher...Why did Marvel/Disney do this?

?????!!!!!....*

Nice art... but 'why' the disrespect? 70 years of this character's history down the toilet!
Have 'creatives' forgotten how to create new characters?
Just appalling.

'deep sigh'.

No.

"Somehow." That's the one word "explanation" on the splash page for how MM returned from the dead, and with total amnesia.
"Somehow" Matt, with no memory, no training, no ID, becomes a priest, working in a place that calls for close contact with children, no less. That's some screening process!
"Somehow" MM doesn't question who he was before six months ago, isn't plagued by his total lack of memory, isn't curious as to whether he has friends, family, et.
"Somehow" this made it through all the editors and onto the newsstands.
Art was very pedestrian. more

BRILLIANT!!
No, it's not an innovative and new take on the character. No, it's not a quirky, niche response to ancient stereotypes. No, it's not a startling creative explosion of left-field ideas and experimental art...No, it's just Conan, the barbarian. Written and illustrated by two gentlemen of true pedigree.
Mr Zub has a long line of top selling Marvel titles in his C.V. and Rob De La Torre is simply a fabulous artist and only matched on Conan - in the present day and in a different style - by Steve McNiven.
For Conan to grab the imagination of the comic buying public you need to stay true to the original tales and always need the best artists.
Loved it!! more

At last, a decent comic that reminds me why I read 'em.
Thank you, Jonathan & Bryan!

It's head and shoulders better than...no, I'm not that person what's done is done...this is decent. Not Thomas, not Busiek, not Stern but a solid start.

It's just really good!

I've defended this run so I thought I'd better give my opinion on this 'most important story'...
I thought it was average at best with the art bringing up the score to that.
Disappointing!
Marvel, as I keep preaching, have a problem and one that is getting worse. The 'Charlie Brown approach' is not working(!!) and does not work for Marvel characters. You can't ignore time and certain events and stories - that have actually occurred in the comics - and then hope that new events and situations are taken seriously.
I won't bore you but Marvel needs to 'reset'. I have suggested to them how this could be done without negating 50 years of continuity but would the readers accept that - for example - issue 181 of The Hulk isn't 181 of The Hulk? more

This run single-handedly made me hate the multiverse