Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Conan & Dragonero #7 Preview

 

Cover A: Lorenzo Nuti


Conan of Cimmeria has traveled across the Hyborian Age. Recently, ancient magic opened a portal between worlds. When Conan traveled from Tarantia to Erondàr, he befriended Ian Aranill, also known as Dragonero. After returning to Conan’s world, they recovered the gems preventing an ancient demon from entering the Hyborian Age. But their journey across two worlds took time. And when they secured the gems, no portal offered them rapid transit back to Tarantia. Without Myrva’s skyship, Conan and Ian endured a long journey across desert, river, and sea.

 

Now, Conan and Dragonero have reached Capital of Aquilonia. But the gems have been away from their resting place too long. Nightmarish creatures attack and kill the fleeing inhabitants. Can Conan and Dragonero slay the creatures terrorizing Tarantia? And can these warriors from two worlds prevent an ancient demon from invading the Hyborian Age?

 

 

Here's all the info from Titan Comics:

 

 

Conan & Dragonero #7 Preview

Writers: Luca Enoch & Stefano Vietti

Artist, Colorist & Cover Artist: Lorenzo Nuti

Letterers: Richard Starkings & Tyler Smith

Editor: Chris Butera

Publisher: Titan Comics

Issue Description: 32 Pages, Full Color 

Price: $4.99/$14.99 Foil

Release Date: November 4, 2026

 

 

Beseiged By Demons

 

Pulled to the mysterious land of Erondár by dark forces, Conan comes face to face with the famed dragon slayer, Dragonero, and the two warriors must set aside suspicion to stand back-to-back against a supernatural force poised to doom both their worlds. 

 

 

 

Now, let's take a look inside:

 

 

 


 

 


 

 

 


 

 

 


 

 


Here are more collectible covers:

 

 

 

 

Cover B: Lorenzo Nuti Virgin Cardstock

 




Cover C: Lorenzo Nuti Foil 


 


Thanks to Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures for sharing this preview with us.

For how this series began, see Conan & Dragonero #1 Review.

For the Colossus of Kuthchemes, see Conan & Dragonero #6 Preview.  

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