Connie The Barbarian

A spoof in the tradition of Mad Magazine, the 4-issue miniseries took its cue when US President Barack Obama mentioned he collected Conan the Barbarian comics as a kid. Published by Devil's Due Publishing and written by Larry Hama and drawn by Christopher Schons, it is set in a time of swords and sorcery. A gathering of children listen as a shaman retells the legend of Barack the Barbarian. Riding in on a donkey, Barack the Barbarian is determined to set things right in the city of Warshingstun, “where every word uttered was lie, and every soul was for sale. A place where men traded dark secrets and openly peddled a powerful drug named Influence.” The political jokes and gags fly fast and furious; the first issue really kicks into high gear when Red Sarah, the Fighting Queen of the North, appears. The same thing holds true for the second issue. I hate to say it, but... I want more of Red Sarah!

A spoof in the tradition of , took its cue when US President Barack Obama mentioned he collected comics as a kid. Published by Devil's Due Publishing and written by Larry Hama and drawn by Christopher Schons, it is set in a time of swords and sorcery. A gathering of children listen as a shaman retells the legend of Barack the Barbarian. Riding in on a donkey, Barack the Barbarian is determined to set things right in the city of Warshingstun, “where every word uttered was lie, and every soul was for sale. A place where men traded dark secrets and openly peddled a powerful drug named Influence.” The political jokes and gags fly fast and furious; but things really kick into high gear when Red Sarah, the Fighting Queen of the North, appears. This one-shot features the confrontation between Barack and Red Sarah. More Red Sarah! A Minutemen scan.

A spoof in the tradition of Mad Magazine, the 4-issue miniseries took its cue when US President Barack Obama mentioned he collected Conan the Barbarian comics as a kid. Published by Devil's Due Publishing and written by Larry Hama and drawn by Christopher Schons, it is set in a time of swords and sorcery. A gathering of children listen as a shaman retells the legend of Barack the Barbarian. Riding in on a donkey, Barack the Barbarian is determined to set things right in the city of Warshingstun, “where every word uttered was lie, and every soul was for sale. A place where men traded dark secrets and openly peddled a powerful drug named Influence.” The political jokes and gags fly fast and furious; the first issue really kicks into high gear when Red Sarah, the Fighting Queen of the North, appears. The same thing holds true for the second issue. I hate to say it, but... I want more of Red Sarah!

A spoof in the tradition of , the 4-issue miniseries Barack the Barbarian took its cue when US President Barack Obama mentioned he collected comics as a kid. Published by Devil's Due Publishing and written by Larry Hama and drawn by Christopher Schons, it is set in a time of swords and sorcery. A gathering of children listen as a shaman retells the legend of . Riding in on a donkey, Barack the Barbarian is determined to set things right in the city of Warshingstun, “where every word uttered was lie, and every soul was for sale. A place where men traded dark secrets and openly peddled a powerful drug named Influence.” The political jokes and gags fly fast and furious; but things really kick into high gear when Red Sarah, the Fighting Queen of the North, appears. I hate to say it, but... I want more of Red Sarah!

A spoof in the tradition of Mad Magazine, the 4-issue miniseries took its cue when US President Barack Obama mentioned he collected Conan the Barbarian comics as a kid. Published by Devil's Due Publishing and written by Larry Hama and drawn by Christopher Schons, it is set in a time of swords and sorcery. A gathering of children listen as a shaman retells the legend of Barack the Barbarian. Riding in on a donkey, Barack the Barbarian is determined to set things right in the city of Warshingstun, “where every word uttered was lie, and every soul was for sale. A place where men traded dark secrets and openly peddled a powerful drug named .” The political jokes and gags fly fast and furious, but this first issue really kicks into high gear when Red Sarah, the Fighting Queen of the North, appear. She may very well carry this miniseries all by herself.

The Barbarian King retrata a un Conan crepuscular asediado por demonios de su pasado que vendrán a cobrarse su venganza. Una serie brutal, vibrante y fiel a la esencia del personaje. Si algo caracteriza a este The Barbarian King es su fidelidad al material de origen. Y por servir como una suerte de secuela a uno de los relatos más conocidos protagonizados por el Cimmerio, La torre del elefante. Una narración breve publicada en el año 1933 en la revista Weird Tales que casi noventa años más tarde es considerada como una de las cumbres del personaje.

After witnessing his wife burned at the stake, warlord Khalar Zym sets out on a quest to find the mythical Mask of Acheron, an ancient artifact that will bring his beloved back to life. In his search across the lands, Zym destroys a village in northern Cimmeria, where a boy born of battle survives and is cast out into the world, alone. Years later, Zym crosses paths again with the boy who survived–Conan. Zym must now contend with this barbarian nuisance who is now set on vengeance for the slaughter of his village. Zym and his seductive witch daughter, Marique, eventually clash with Conan in an epic final battle, the outcome of which will decide the fate of the world. Based on Conan the Barbarian, the new major motion picture from Millennium Films, Furla Productions and Conan Properties International.

In a word, Thrud is a psychopath. Depicted as an eight-foot tall barbarian with a huge, exaggerated physique and a very, very small head, Thrud engages in mindless slaughter whilst remaining blissfully unaware of the unfolding storyline. Dressed in a pair of large, furry boots, a loincloth and a tiny helmet, and wielding an enormous axe, Thrud is a caricature of Arnold Schwarzenegger's Conan the Barbarian striking Frank Frazetta-style poses while hacking and slashing monsters into bits.