u/Spidrax

This is a book I don't see come up very often. It collects three old Tor paperbacks - Conan the Swordsman, Conan the Liberator, and Conan and the Spider God.

My first thought was this is Conan and Valeria from Red Nails, but I don't remember them being on a horse when they encountered the dinosaur...

Art for Card #40 in the Mike Ploog Fantastic Art Trading Cards base set, released by FPG in 1994.

Flavor text reads, "The desert Amazons' stronghold was fiercely guarded by a scorpion beast."

Can someone give me a rundown of all the Conan trading card series over the years? I can't find a good list anywhere.

It's a great time to be an REH fan! This is my first Titan omni and I'm pretty darn pleased. And this Solomon Kane trade has such a cool cover, I can't wait to dive in.

Here's a parody comic cover to brighten your day! From Blackthorne, 1986.

This here represents about 90% of all the Solomon Kane stuff that has been published in English. All the original Howard, all the Marvel, all the Dark Horse...

I have the Titan trade incoming, and will pick up the Titan prose novel eventually. That's about it, other than a few odd pastiche stories here and there.

I sure wish there was more, he's a great character!

Some new S&S and fantasy comics. I'm thrilled that this adaptation of The Hobbit is now available in hardcover.

Centerfold from The Monster Times #40, April 1975.

The first and last are in color, and their contents are mostly the same, though the newest one has a few extras.

The middle one is black and white and has a different map.

From Conan the Avenger 17. Art by Brian Ching.

First new issue in five years. If you haven't read this series, do yourself a favor and check it out.