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Conan the Barbarian is the grandfather of sword-and-sorcery. Whether drawn by Barry Windsor-Smith (lean, detailed) or John Buscema (muscular, dynamic), Conan is an icon. Fur loincloth, broadsword, and a scowl—he fights giant snakes, wizards, and corrupt kings.

Original Marvel Conan pages are blue-chip investments. The black-and-white Savage Sword of Conan magazines allowed for more violence and mature themes, featuring lush, painted covers and intricate ink work. He recently returned to Marvel, joining the Savage Avengers, proving his timeless appeal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the definitive Conan artist?

John Buscema is widely considered the definitive penciler, with Frank Frazetta defining the painted look.

Is he a superhero?

No, he is a Cimmerian warrior, motivated by survival, loot, and his own code of honor.

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