The Savage Sword of Conan Reforged #3 Preview

 

COVER A: ALEX HORLEY

 

These new editions of the Savage Sword series offer the best that the classic magazine had to offer. Written by the powerhouse scribes, and illustrated by artists who have became the rock stars of the comic community, these updates pay homage to the rich heritage of Conan in comics. For this introductory series, Heroic Signatures is coloring the original black-and-white adaptations of Robert E Howard's original stories. Where will our Hyborian hero travel next? And what dark sorcery must he brave?

Here's all the info from Titan Comics:

 

 

THE SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN REFORGED #3

Format: Comic book

Writer: ROY THOMAS

Artists: NEAL ADAMS, TONY DEZUNIGA

Publisher: Heroic Signatures & Titan Comics

FC, 48pp, $9.99, On sale: 18th Feb 2026

 

In the desert city of Zamboula, Conan is attacked by a group of cannibals who feast on weary travelers. Together with a mysterious dancer named Zabibi, he learns the city’s rulers turn a blind eye to the nightly hunts so long as those who live there aren't on the menu. But when Conan agrees to help Zabibi kill a depraved priest who cursed her lover, he'll find himself caught in a web of illusion and betrayal within the temple walls of the ape-god Hanuman! Reprinting the adaptation of the original Robert E. Howard story from Savage Sword of Conan #14, presented her for the first time in stunning color.

 

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COVER B: EARL NOREM

 

 

 

COVER C: ALEX HORLEY FOIL TRADE VARIANT

 

COVER D: EARL NOREM VIRGIN VARIANT

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

 

King Conan: Original Comics Omnibus Vol 3 Solicit

 

COVER (REGULAR): MIKE MANLEY & JUDITH HUNT (MAR250276)

I discovered Conan The King on the spinner racks. I think the first issue I found was Conan The King #6. It was a lighthearted series about Conan's relationship with his family and his kingdom. At least, that's how I remember it. 

Later, when Marvel renamed the series King Conan, the stories grew darker. Conan's young heart yearned for adventure. His older head struggled with sacrificing his needs for those he loved. But then, Conan had his mirth and his melancholy. It'd be interesting to reread these stories and compare them with the recollections of my old head and young heart.

Here's all the info from Titan Comics:

 

KING CONAN: THE ORIGINAL COMICS OMNIBUS VOL. 3

Format: Omnibus

(W) Don Kraar, Christopher J. Priest (aka Jim Owsley)

(A) John Buscema, Mike Docherty, Geoff Isherwood, Tony DeZuniga, Judith Hunt and Mike Manley

Publisher: Titan Comics & Heroic Signatures

HC, 7.25" x 10.875", 896pp, $150, On Sale September 3, 2025

 

This mammoth volume includes one of the more rarely collected stories from the conclusion of John Buscema’s first long tenure on the Conan line of books as presented here and in the Conan of the Isles graphic novel. The rest of this collection includes the remaining run of issues of Conan the King as penned by Don Kraar and then Jim Owsley (aka Christopher Priest) with notable artistic runs by Mike Docherty and Geoff Isherwood.

 

Collecting: Conan the King (1984) #36-55 and Conan of the Isles graphic novel (1988) Marvel Graphic Novel #42

 

COVER (DIRECT MARKET): MIKE DOCHERTY (MAR250277)