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| COVER A: Mark Bagley |
Morley may not have been Conan or Valeria’s favorite traveling companion. Still, his humor and lighthearted attitude enlivened their days at sea. But when the Red Brotherhood found themselves trapped on an uncharted island, they discovered the smiling pirate had a dark side. And as a servant of Jaggta-Noga, the expert swordsman wielded sorcerous power.
Now, Morley and his cult have whittled down the pirate band to Conan and Valeria. And a god hungers to consume them both. Can Conan and Valeria escape from this dark isle? Or will their skeletons join those fused to the strange pillars that greeted them when they steered their ruined boat to the shore?
Here's all the info from Titan Comics:
Conan The Barbarian #36 Preview
Writer: Jim Zub
Artist: Fernando Dagnino
Colorist: Diego Rodriguez
Letterer: Richard Starkings & Tyler Smith
Cover Artists: Mark Bagley, Doug Braithwaite & Sedat Oezgen
Editor: Chris Butera
Publisher: Titan Comics
Issue Description: 32 Pages, Full Color
Price: $4.99 US
Release Date: October 28, 2026
Who Can Stand
Before a Hungry God?
Conan and Valeria are pirates of the Red Brotherhood, living a life of lawless adventure on the Western Sea. But occult forces from the Cimmerian’s past have him in their sights once more. And they will not rest until the barbarian’s body and soul are torn asunder!
Now, let's take a look inside:
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| COVER B: Doug Braithwaite |
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| COVER C: Sedat Oezgen |
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| COVER D: Mark Bagley Virgin Cardstock |
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| COVER E: Doug Braithwaite Virgin Cardstock |
Available from local comic shops. For UK & Europe visit Forbidden Planet.
For more details, visit Titan Comics.
Thanks to Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures for sharing this preview with us.
For Valeria's discovery in the ancient caverns, see Conan The Barbarian #35 Review.
For the Red Brotherhood's first day on the Island of Death, see Conan The Barbarian #34 Review.
For Conan's battle with a specter with crimson eyes, see Conan The Barbarian #33 Review.
For how this series began, see my review of Conan The Barbarian TP Vol 1.









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