Conan the Barbarian: A Nest of Serpents

“I was impressed by both the writing style of the book with the intensity showing through and also the incredible artwork encapsulating the story.” getyourcomicon.co.uk“An all-star creative team and balls-to-the-wall execution make this take on Conan’s legend a winner. Long time fans will be pleased with the start to this new era.” aiptcomics.com“The first issue gave me everything I wanted from a Conan story. The art is primal and energetic… The story is brilliantly balanced between narration and dialog making it fell like the classic Conan stories I love. 10/10” ComicOn“By Crom, this is a fine tale! 10/10” SuperHeroHype“Hard hitting, intense story that will have you gripped to each page. Brutal and dramatic artwork hits the mark, if this issue is anything to go by we are in for a treat. 10/10” Get Your Comic On“I had high expectations going into Conan the Barbarian #1. Somehow it met all of them and then some. This is a hell of a debut and new chapter.” Graphic Policy“A Callback to classic ‘Conan” that fans of the franchise will love.” Multiversity“This is a top-notch team, and top-notch story. […] Conan the Barbarian: A Nest of Serpents is cracking stuff. A story that delivers exactly what you want from a Conan story… and more.” Paula Hammond, Film Juice“The story is tight, the action is brutal, and the pulp sensibility is intact. […] This is quality sword-and-sorcery that delivers exactly what Conan fans want.” JDA Talks Comics!“I would definitely get my hands on it as quickly as possible.” Dom of X“You are immersed in this barbaric world right from the start, transported at once to a strange land. […] A very satisfying adventure.” Jildy Sauce“This is another fun and fast-paced series of Conan’s adventures! […] It was really a joy to see Stygia come alive on the page.” Skulls in the Stars

Jim Zub is a writer, artist, and editor best known for Skullkickers, which launched in 2010 and ran for 33 issues, as well as his work on Conan. He got his break in 2001 with his first comic, Makeshift Miracle. He has written for IDW, Marvel, and Cartoon Network and has worked on Street Fighter, Samurai Jack, Thunderbolts, Uncanny Avengers, Dungeons and Dragons, Wolverine, and created Wayward. In 2019, Zub wrote Rick and Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons: Chapter II: Painscape, which was nominated for the 2022 Eisner ‘Best Graphic Album’. Over his career, he has won and been nominated for numerous awards, including the Web Cartoonists’ Choice Award, Yalsa, Animex, and the Joe Shuster Canadian Comic Award for Outstanding Writer.

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