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Hither Came Conan

Hither Came Conan

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Come explore the Hyborian Age and tread the jeweled thrones of Earth with your host, Steeven Orr, as he takes a look at the adventures of Conan of Cimmeria - the black-haired, sullen-eyed barbarian - one comic book issue at a time.From the Marvel Comics series that began in 1970, to the currently-being-published series from Titan Comics, and everything in between.

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  1. Conan the Barbarian #36 (Marvel: 1973) | Beware the Hyrkanians Bearing Gifts | 58 (01:28:35)

    Conan returns to Agraphur and is immediately promoted to the King’s personal guard.But when a stone statue comes to life, threatening the King’s very existence, will our brawny barbarian prove to be the best fit for his new position?Hold on to your butts, folks because Steeven's leaping head first into Conan the Barbarian #36: Beware the Hyrkanians Bearing Gifts.While this episode isn't a part of your balanced breakfast, it does cram together palace intrigue, sweaty training montages, illicit pillow-talk, and full-on monster mayhem into one glorious, blood-slick hour and twenty-eight minutes.Conan goes from mud-caked barbarian to the King’s questionable new bodyguard. He's learning bows and horses and the deadly art of the axe while stealing a few stolen kisses from the dangerously voluptuous Amytis. It's a pretty sweet setup for our boy, Conan. That is until the aforementioned stone statue comes to life and starts killing people and stuff.Conan the Barbarian #36: Beware the Hyrkanians Bearing Gifts was published by Marvel Comics in December, 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  2. Conan the Barbarian #35 (Marvel: 1973) | The Hell-Spawn of Kara-Shehr | 57 (01:07:24)

    Get your mind ready for action as we pry open the tomb doors of Kara-Shehr and watch greed wake something that never wanted to be disturbed — a misty, fanged horror, an impossible sapphire called the Azure Eye, and the terrible price paid by a friend who reaches for it.We got all that and more as Steeven dives into Conan the Barbarian #35: The Hell-Spawn of Kara-Shehr.Expect blow-by-blow mayhem: camel raids in dawn heat, a desperate rescue in the dunes, a sandstorm that dumps our heroes before the ruined throne room, and that spine-cold moment when the skeleton’s hand closes around the jewel. Re-live the panic as an old foe returns, the room fills with living mist, and Conan charges headlong into certain death in hopes to save a friend.But also expect the unexpected because this is a story that refuses a neat ending. So join Steeven as he celebrates Buscema’s masterful storytelling and Glynis’s color work, riffs on Gil Kane covers and Roy Thomas’s liner notes, and leans into how sometimes the barbarian loses — and why that makes the stories hit harder. If you love Conan at his most brutal and bittersweet, tune in for an emotional ride across dunes where treasure isn’t worth the cost, and maybe don’t touch the pretty blue rock. This issue was published by Marvel Comics in October of 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  3. Conan the Barbarian #34 (Marvel: 1973) | The Temptress in the Tower of Flame | 56 (01:00:35)

    Get your affairs in order, folks because it's time to hurl yourself—body and soul—into the latest thrilling tale of raw nerves and naked steel with Conan of Cimmeria.Come feel like your part of the action as our strong, sinewy, and certainly strapping Cimmerian faces death, a large bald man, and a lion with the face of a man as he makes ready to stand up against the seven wizards of Wan Tengri.But even if Conan can take out the seven wizards, is he brave enough to face down the Princess who has been held captive in the Flame Tower these past six months? Also, what's up with Conan's leaky boat?Find out the answers to these questions and more today with The Temptress in the Tower of Flame as we take a look at Conan the Barbarian #34.This issue was published by Marvel Comics in October of 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  4. Conan the Barbarian #33 (Marvel: 1973) | Death and 7 Wizards | 55 (01:10:43)

    Dive headfirst into the heart of Wan Tengri’s shadowy underbelly as we break a five‑month silence with our wildest, most chaotic Conan adventure yet! In Episode 55, we go live—complete with real‑time Q&A interruptions—and storm the fabled Flame Tower to face down seven sinister sorcerers and Death herself.After attempting to steal into the mystical Flame Tower, the beefy barbarian is captured and forced to face three trials in the area.Conan’s first trial pits him against a ferocious tiger—its fate sealed by a sword‑turned‑serpent strike that shatters the arena’s torchlit calm. Next, he confronts the dreaded Gauntlet of Seven Deaths: a legion of color‑coded champions whose combined might would fell armies… were it not for our Cimmerian’s unmatched steel and savage wit. With brutal flips, bone‑crushing throws, and a thunderous knee to the throat, Conan wipes the floor with every would‑be executioner, earning the promise of a veiled prize.But when he tears away her mask, the sultry temptress is revealed as Death incarnate—promising him a third, final battle beyond imagination. Will our barbarian hero stand triumphant… or crumble beneath Oblivion’s icy grip?This issue was published by Marvel Comics in September of 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  5. Introducing Steeven Orr Else! (00:10:17)

    Broadcasting from a secret lair deep in the hills of eastern Kansas, Steeven Orr Else is your ultimate escape into geekdom’s glorious galaxy. Each episode is an audacious amalgamation of comic book critiques, movie musings, and pop culture ponderings, peppered with absurd anecdotes, riveting rants, and silly shenanigans.With a voice like molten gold and a knack for nuclear-level nonsense, Steeven takes listeners on a whirlwind of whimsical weirdness. Whether he’s deconstructing decades-old comics, spinning tales of a time-traveling podcaster, or uncovering the profound science of refrigerated rubber bands, you’ll laugh, learn, and love every second of the spectacle.This isn’t just a podcast—it’s a phenomenon, a proclamation, a declaration of delirious delight. Step into the splendidly strange world of Steeven Orr Else and experience the chaos, creativity, and charisma you didn’t know you needed.Steeven Orr Else is a presentation of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, check out somanypodcasts.com.Questions and comments can be directed to steevenorrelse@gmail.comIf you enjoyed the show, you can help to boost our presence online by leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast app.I also invite you to join our subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond, and in return, you'll get episodes of Steeven Orr Else, along with every other podcast under the Steeven Orr Else Media umbrella early and ad-free. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.Last, but not least, subscribe to my free newsletter, Steeven Says Stuff, and get a weekly email that updates you on everything I'm doing along with a schedule of upcoming releases. Subscribe now at buttondown.com/steevensaysstuffSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  6. Conan the Barbarian #32 (Marvel: 1973) | Flame Winds of Lost Khitai | 54 (01:02:18)

    Steeven ventures into the fiery heart of the Hyborian Age to unravel Conan the Barbarian #32: Flame Winds of Lost Khitai, an epic tale of espionage, sorcery, and survival!On a dangerous mission for Turan, Conan is smuggled into the mystical city of Wan Tengri, a place ruled by enigmatic wizards and haunted by the fiery phenomenon known as the Flame Winds. But nothing comes easy for the Cimmerian. A botched pickpocketing lands him in a deadly chase, a cursed treasure reveals a venomous surprise, and an encounter with a beautiful woman beneath the surface of a moonlit pool turns into a monstrous fight for his life against a tentacled sea creature.What secrets lie within Wan Tengri’s towering spires, and how will Conan overcome the powerful forces conspiring against him?Join Steeven as he dives into this unforgettable adventure, discusses the story’s fascinating origins as an adaptation of Norvell Page’s Flame Winds, and explores the vivid artistry of Roy Thomas, John Buscema, and Ernie Chan. By Crom, this is an episode packed with intrigue, action, and the perilous charm of the Hyborian Age!Conan the Barbarian #32: "Flame Winds of Lost Khitai" was written by Roy Thomas, with Pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan, the letters were by John Costanza and Glynis Wein was the colorist.This issue was published by Marvel Comics in August of 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  7. Conan the Barbarian #31 (Marvel: 1973) | The Shadow in the Tomb | 53 (00:39:09)

    Step into the Hyborian Age as Steeven dissects the thrilling Conan the Barbarian #31: The Shadow in the Tomb from Marvel Comics! In this pulse-pounding tale, Conan faces not only the ferocious hillmen of Turan but also his own past, haunted by a cursed sword and the spectral danger it unleashed.Trapped in a cave and outnumbered, Conan and his Turanian comrades must rely on cunning to survive. When the mention of a magical weapon stirs memories of a perilous encounter with a shadowy foe, Conan’s resourcefulness is put to the ultimate test. In the heat of battle against a hulking barbarian, it’s brains, not brawn, that will save the day.With stunning artwork by John Buscema and the imaginative storytelling of Roy Thomas, this issue delivers heart-stopping action, brilliant strategy, and an unforgettable twist that proves even a cursed sword is no match for Conan’s wit and willpower.Steeven uncovers the fascinating history of this nearly lost adaptation, dives into the creative changes behind the scenes, and shares his unfiltered take on why this story remains a standout in the Cimmerian’s comic legacy. Don’t miss this epic journey into sword-and-sorcery greatness!Conan the Barbarian #31: "The Shadow in the Tomb" was written by Roy Thomas, with Pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan, the letters were by John Costanza and Glynis Wein was the colorist.This issue was published by Marvel Comics in July of 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  8. Introducing Growing Up Geek! (00:11:26)

    Welcome to Growing Up Geek, the podcast where we travel back in time to relive the pop culture moments that shaped an entire generation. Hosted by Steeven Orr, each episode dives deep into the movies, TV shows, comics, and music from the '70s, '80s, and '90s—the building blocks of geek culture.Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the geek scene, this show is packed with crispy bites of pop culture goodness that are sure to take you back to the days when all you needed was a TV, a bowl of cereal, and a Saturday morning lineup of cartoons.So hit that subscribe button and join us as we revisit the past, unpack our geekiest memories, and celebrate the pop culture that made us who we are today.New episodes coming soon!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .WWW.GROWINGUPGEEKPODCAST.COMJOIN STEEVEN ORR ELSE BEYOND! FOR EARLY AND AD-FREE EPISODES - BEYOND.STEEVENORRELSE.COM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FEEDBACK COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS:Email - growingupgeekpodcast@gmail.comText - ‪(785) 318-6673‬Voicemail - ‪(785) 318-6673‬Twitter - @SteevenOrrElseSpoutible - @SteevenOrrElseThreads - @SteevenOrrElseBluesky - @steevenorrelse.bsky.social Instagram - @SteevenOrrElseSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  9. Conan the Barbarian #30 (Marvel: 1973) | The Hand of Nergal | 52 (00:57:08)

    Prepare yourself for a tale of dark sorcery and savage battles as Steeven explores Conan the Barbarian #30: The Hand of Nergal. In this electrifying issue from Marvel Comics, Conan finds himself embroiled in a deadly mission deep in the northern reaches of Turan.Amid a battlefield soaked in blood, Conan discovers an amulet with unimaginable power—the Heart of Tammuz. But the artifact is more than a mere trinket; it’s the key to battling the sinister Hand of Nergal, a cursed relic wielded by the malevolent Munthassem Khan. With giant bats descending from the skies and a city gripped by fear, Conan must face spectral horrors, navigate treacherous allies, and confront a dark power threatening to consume everything.Featuring jaw-dropping art by John Buscema and the expert storytelling of Roy Thomas, this issue is an epic clash between light and shadow, good and evil. Will Conan’s indomitable will and the Heart of Tammuz be enough to defeat the Hand of Nergal? Or will the ancient darkness prove too great even for the mighty Cimmerian?Join Steeven as he dissects the action, uncovers the story’s connections to Robert E. Howard’s unfinished manuscripts, and dives into the history of this thrilling adaptation. Don’t miss this pulse-pounding adventure through the Hyborian Age!Conan the Barbarian #30: The Hand of Nergal was written by Roy Thomas, with pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan, the letters were by John Costanza and Glynis Wein was the colorist.This issue was published by Marvel Comics in June of 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  10. Conan the Barbarian #29 (Marvel: 1973) | Two Against Turan | 51 (00:43:42)

    In today's episode, we embark on a captivating journey through the bustling streets of Aghrapur, the capital of Turan, with Conan of Cimmeria.Join us as we delve into the pages of Conan the Barbarian #29, exploring the vivid storytelling and masterful art that bring this tale to life.From intense street brawls to mystical encounters, Conan's adventures are as brutal as they are mesmerizing. Don't miss out on this deep dive into the world of swords, sorcery, and epic battles!Conan the Barbarian #29: "Two Against Turan" was written by Roy Thomas, with Pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan, the letters were by John Costanza and Glynis Wein was the colorist.This issue was published by Marvel Comics in May of 1973.Enjoy!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .THE BACKGROUND AMBIENCE FOR THE COLD OPENING COMES FROM:Harbor Sounds | Seaside Market Ambience by The Guild of AmbienceMedieval City Sounds | Market Day Ambience by Danny Fortress Fantasy MusicAngry Crowd | People Yelling, Guards, Noise, Tension, Riot, Ambience by Michael Ghelfi Studios. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  11. Conan the Barbarian #28 (Marvel: 1973) | Moon of Zembabwei | 50 (00:38:40)

    In this pulse-pounding episode of Hither Came Conan, Steeven takes us deep into the rain-soaked jungles of Zembabwei to explore the thrilling tale from Conan the Barbarian #28 (Marvel, 1973), Moon of Zembabwei! After surviving the sweltering desert, Conan’s quest for water leads him into a deadly encounter with a two-legged, venomous serpent. But this is only the beginning of a harrowing journey through betrayal, dark rituals, and primal revenge.When Conan is saved from the bog by the enigmatic Stygian, Thutmekri, their uneasy truce sets the stage for a series of treacherous twists. From venom-coated daggers to sinister witch dancers, and a showdown with a massive golden ape, Conan battles through one peril after another with his signature mix of brute strength, sharp wit, and relentless determination.This story delivers all the action, suspense, and larger-than-life heroics that fans have come to love about the Cimmerian. Tune in as Steeven breaks down every savage moment, from the snake’s head rolling to the jungle floor to the epic fight against Zembabwei’s fearsome guardians. If you love Conan tales filled with deadly creatures, dark magic, and barbarian justice, this episode is not to be missed!Conan the Barbarian #28: "Moon of Zembabwei" was written by Roy Thomas, with Pencils by John Buscema, inks by Ernie Chan, the letters were by John Costanza and Glynis Wein was the colorist.This issue was published by Marvel Comics in April of 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  12. Conan the Barbarian #27 (Marvel: 1973) | The Blood of Bel-Hissar | 49 (01:10:42)

    Prepare your swords and sharpen your wits, for today on Hither Came Conan, Steeven takes us into the heart-pounding action of Conan the Barbarian #27, The Blood of Bel-Hissar. It’s a tale of betrayal, banditry, and one very cursed jewel!After escaping the war-torn city of Makkalet, Conan rides into the windswept Hyrkanian plains, only to stumble upon a brutal assault. The barbarian’s intervention sparks a chain of chaos that leads him to the fortress of Bab-El-Shaithan, a den of outlaws ruled by the cunning Skol Abdhur. Inside, Conan must navigate deadly rivalries, survive a giant’s wrath, and contend with a mysterious ruby—the Blood of Bel-Hissar—that promises power but leaves death in its wake.When treachery strikes in the dead of night, Conan is accused of murder and theft, forcing him to battle an entire fortress of outlaws while uncovering dark secrets that could spell doom for them all. Will the Cimmerian survive the clashing blades, or will the ruby’s curse claim him as its next victim?Steeven brings his signature wit, deep dives, and hilarious commentary to this thrilling issue. Join us as we unravel the tangled web of conspiracies, marvel at the intricate art of John Buscema, and try to make sense of the blood-soaked power of the ruby that everyone’s dying to own—literally.Tune in now for a tale of bloody vengeance and barbaric badassery that will leave you breathless!Conan the Barbarian #27: The Blood of Bel-Hissar by Roy Thomas, John Buscema, Ernie Chan, John Costanza, and Glynis Wein was published by Marvel Comics in March, 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .THE MAPMike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  13. Paused, But Not Defeated: Conan Will Return! (00:11:18)

    In this rare and candid special episode of Hither Came Conan, Steeven steps away from the blood-soaked pages of the Hyborian Age to confront a beast of his own making: the challenges of juggling multiple creative projects. With the launch of his Comic Book Show just around the corner, the barbarian of podcasting wrestles with deadlines, legal scares, and the pressure of delivering top-notch content for his loyal listeners.Listen as Steeven lays bare his struggles, his plans for the future of Hither Came Conan, and the reasons behind the current hiatus. He shares a glimpse into his neurodivergent process, reveals the joys and frustrations of podcasting, and assures fans that Conan’s adventures will resume—better than ever.This is a behind-the-scenes look at the life of a podcaster who refuses to settle for anything less than epic storytelling. It’s raw, real, and as entertaining as the Cimmerian himself.Grab your maps of Hyboria and buckle up—because even in a pause, Steeven brings the thunder!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .JOIN STEEVEN ORR ELSE BEYOND FOR EARLY AND AD-FREE EPISODES. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FEEDBACK COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS:Email - steevenorrelse@gmail.comTwitter - @SteevenOrrElseThreads - @SteevenOrrElseBluesky - @steevenorrelse.bsky.social Instagram - @SteevenOrrElse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SOMANYPODCASTS.COMSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  14. Introducing: The Comic Book Show! (00:10:30)

    Welcome to The Comic Book Show, a podcast that's a show about comic books!Join your host, Steeven as he devotes full seasons of episodes to one singular comic book mini series or storyline, one issue per episode.Coming July 10, 2024 - Season One: The Man of Steel (DC Comics: 1986)thecomicbookshowpodcast.com. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of Comics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .JOIN STEEVEN ORR ELSE BEYOND! FOR EARLY AND AD-FREE EPISODES - BEYOND.STEEVENORRELSE.COM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .FEEDBACK COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS:Email - thecomicbookshowpodcast@gmail.comText - ‪(785) 318-6673‬Voicemail - ‪(785) 318-6673‬Twitter/X - @SteevenOrrElseInstagram - @SteevenOrrElseBluesky - @SteevenOrrElseThreads - @SteevenOrrElseSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  15. Conan the Barbarian #26 (Marvel: 1973) | The Hour of the Griffin | 48 (01:10:11)

    The city of Makkalet burns as the Hyborian Age’s most explosive war reaches its thunderous finale in Conan the Barbarian #26: The Hour of the Griffin! In this episode, Steeven takes you deep into the chaos of battle, where Conan’s blade cuts through deceit, despair, and armies of foes.As Turanian forces storm the city, Conan finds himself entangled in a labyrinth of betrayal and bloodshed. With the Living Tarim revealed to be a grotesque mockery of divinity, and enemies pressing on all sides, the Cimmerian fights his way through secret tunnels, fiery confrontations, and even a saber-toothed mole (yes, really). Will Conan escape the ruins of Makkalet, or will the weight of an entire war drag him into oblivion?Steeven brings his signature blend of humor, lore, and passionate critique to this epic issue, exploring everything from John Buscema’s evolving art style to the absurdity of Trojan-horse-esque plots and mystical mirrors. It’s a conclusion packed with action, intrigue, and one of the most jaw-dropping reveals in Conan’s adventures so far.Tune in for the thrilling wrap-up of the Hyrkanian Holy War and discover why Hither Came Conan is your ultimate destination for all things barbaric!Conan the Barbarian #26: The Hour of the Griffin by Roy Thomas, John Buscema, Ernie Chan, John Costanza, and Glynis Wein was published by Marvel Comics in February, 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressWho Created Wolverine? Marvel’s Roy Thomas Speaks Out On The ControversySupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  16. Conan the Barbarian #25 (Marvel: 1973) | The Mirrors of Kharam-Akkad | 47 (00:38:09)

    Prepare yourself for a no-holds-barred deep dive into the January 1973 Marvel Comics masterpiece, Conan the Barbarian #25: The Mirrors of Kharam-Akkad! This issue marks a turning point in Conan lore, as the legendary John Buscema takes up the pencil for the first time, kicking off a breathtaking 14-year artistic reign.Steeven guides you through the swirling chaos of Hyborian politics, ancient wizardry, and visceral combat as Conan faces the mad High Priest Kharam-Akkad and a demon from a mystical mirror. Along the way, we uncover the chilling origins of these haunted mirrors, which stretch back to King Kull himself in the fabled House of a Thousand Mirrors. It’s a saga of betrayal, prophecy, and blood-soaked vengeance that explodes from every panel!Plus, we celebrate the unsung hero of this issue, Captain Chumbala Bey, and dissect every jaw-dropping moment, from Conan’s adrenaline-fueled plank-smashing escape to the unforgettable finale where the barbarian defies destiny with a sword stroke.Whether you’re a seasoned Conan fanatic or a Hyborian novice, this episode of Hither Came Conan promises thrills, chills, and a hearty dose of barbarian badassery. Don't miss it—this one’s for the ages!Conan the Barbarian #25: The Mirrors of Kharam-Akkad by Roy Thomas, Barry Windsor Smith, John Buscema, Sal Buscema, John Severin, Marie Severin, and Artie Simek was published by Marvel Comics in January, 1973.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressAttack of the 50 Year Old Comic BooksSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  17. Revisiting Conan Volume One For the First Time | 46 (00:50:48)

    This week, Hither Came Conan takes a bold leap back in time as host Steeven dusts off a long-lost gem from over five years ago! In this nostalgic and raw retrospective, we revisit Steeven’s earliest exploration of the Conan mythos with Dark Horse Comics’ Conan Vol. 1: The Frost Giant’s Daughter and Other Stories.Join us as Steeven, recording in the echoing chambers of a car with just a phone and a lot of passion, dives into the stunningly illustrated, vividly colored world crafted by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, and Dave Stewart. From towering frost giants and mind-bending Hyperborean sorcery to Conan’s unrelenting thirst for freedom and vengeance, this episode revisits a young barbarian’s formative adventures in all their bloody, frostbitten glory.Hear Steeven’s off-the-cuff impressions, wild theories (including a surprising connection to G.I. Joe), and the humorously unfiltered musings of a budding podcaster discovering Conan for the first time. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the Hyborian Age or new to the savage saga, this unique look at Conan’s adventures offers fresh perspectives and a hearty dose of unpolished charm.Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind trip down memory lane as we close out Season Six with a tale of nostalgia, discovery, and raw barbarian spirit!Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  18. Conan #7 (Dark Horse: 2004) | Blood for Blood | 45 (00:39:46)

    In this riveting episode of Hither Came Conan, Steeven delves into Conan #7: Blood for Blood, the explosive conclusion to Dark Horse Comics’ first arc of the legendary barbarian.Struggling through the frozen wilderness below Hyperborea, Conan fights to survive against biting cold and haunting memories of his fallen comrades. Driven by vengeance, he tracks the treacherous Asgardians, Sjarl and Einar, whose betrayal led to the enslavement and deaths of his allies. The young Cimmerian’s relentless pursuit leads to brutal confrontations, shocking revelations, and a final act of justice that’s as savage as it is devastating.But even the blood of his enemies cannot quench Conan’s inner turmoil. As he moves southward, weighed down by grief and guilt, a mysterious assassin in the distant province of Poitain sets the stage for future conflicts. With stunning artwork and a masterful narrative by Kurt Busiek, this issue is a raw and emotional exploration of loss, fury, and the hollow echoes of revenge.Join Steeven as he breaks down this unforgettable tale, from Conan’s icy trek to the blood-soaked vengeance that leaves his soul unfulfilled. Don’t miss this epic discussion of one of Conan’s most harrowing adventures!Conan #7: Blood for Blood by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, Thomas Yates, Richard Starkings, and Dave Stewart was published by Dark Horse on August 25, 2004.Oh, and if the Bloopers this week feel like they are full of both rage and F-Bombs, well, that's because they are. Sometimes I just get in a mood.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  19. Conan #6 (Dark Horse: 2004) | Day of Farewell | 44 (00:36:09)

    In this heart-wrenching episode of Hither Came Conan, Steeven dives into Conan #6: Day of Farewell from Dark Horse Comics—a story of rebellion, sacrifice, and the devastating cost of failure.As Conan leads a daring revolt against the immortal Hyperboreans, he inspires his enslaved comrades with raw strength and unrelenting resolve. But victory turns to ashes when dark sorcery and betrayal unravel his carefully laid plans. Faced with the brutal consequences of his choices, Conan must grapple with unimaginable loss: the death of his closest allies, the haunting fate of Iasmini, and the horrifying realization that freedom comes at a steep price.This issue is a masterclass in storytelling, with breathtaking art by Cary Nord and Thomas Yates bringing every moment of tragedy and fury to life. Steeven unpacks it all: the emotional stakes, the stunning visuals, and what this devastating chapter means for the young barbarian as he ventures into an uncertain future.Don’t miss this gripping exploration of one of Conan’s darkest and most defining moments. By Crom, this is an episode that will leave you both shaken and eager for more!Conan #6: Day of Farewell by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, Thomas Yates, Richard Starkings, and Dave Stewart was published by Dark Horse on July 28, 2004.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  20. Conan #5 (Dark Horse: 2004) | Ashes of a Great Fire | 43 (00:30:25)

    The fires of Hyperborea burn bright in this action-packed episode of Hither Came Conan! Steeven takes you into Conan #5, the 2004 Dark Horse classic, where Kurt Busiek and Cary Nord unravel a tale of rebellion, dark sorcery, and survival against impossible odds.In the twisted city of Hyperborea, Conan finds himself fighting not only for his life but for the souls of his enslaved comrades. Hunted by a pride of ferocious lions and trapped in a labyrinth of deceit and dark magic, the young Cimmerian must summon every ounce of cunning and raw power to survive. As rebellion brews among the enslaved Aesir, secrets of Hyperborea's sinister past come to light—complete with giant apes, life-draining sorcery, and a society on the verge of collapse.Steeven dives deep into this richly layered issue, unpacking Conan’s desperate battles, the eerie backstory of Hyperborean civilization, and how Busiek’s storytelling creates a vibrant yet haunting vision of the Hyborian Age. Plus, find out why this issue might just be the perfect starting point for new Conan fans!Will Conan lead his comrades to freedom, or will the dark sorcery of Hyperborea claim them all? Tune in and discover the fiery path of one barbarian’s fight for survival!Conan #5: Ashes of a Great Fire by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, Thomas Yates, Richard Starkings, and Dave Stewart was published by Dark Horse on June 23, 2004.Enjoy!Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  21. Conan #4 (Dark Horse: 2004) | Gates of Paradise | 42 (00:41:50)

    Step into the twisted shadows of Hyperborea as Steeven takes on Conan #4: Gates of Paradise, the 2004 Dark Horse classic where wonder meets nightmare in equal measure!Enslaved and drugged into servitude, Conan fights to retain his identity in the city of eternal summer—a place ruled by immortal sorcerers and powered by a dark secret. As Conan uncovers the grotesque machinery of Hyperborean magic, fueled by the very souls of the enslaved, he vows to free his comrades and burn this gilded hell to the ground. Along the way, he encounters Lady Iasmini, a fellow captive who holds the key to both escape and heartbreak.Steeven dives deep into this haunting tale, breaking down Kurt Busiek’s rich storytelling, Cary Nord’s breathtaking art, and the eerie world-building that turns Hyperborea into a character of its own. From sinister rituals to jaw-dropping revelations, every page brims with tension, beauty, and a barbarian’s defiance.Will Conan escape the Gates of Paradise, or will he fall to the sorcery that ensnares all within its grasp? Tune in for a wild, bloody, and unforgettable ride through one of the darkest corners of the Hyborian Age!Conan #4: Gates of Paradise by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, Thomas Yates, Richard Starkings, and Dave Stewart was published by Dark Horse on May 26, 2004.Enjoy!Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  22. Conan #3 (Dark Horse: 2004) | At the Back of the North Wind | 41 (00:29:04)

    Steel clashes, alliances crumble, and Hyperborea looms in the distance! In this episode of Hither Came Conan, Steeven ventures into Conan #3: At the Back of the North Wind, the 2004 Dark Horse epic where battle lines are drawn and betrayal is forged in the icy winds of the north.Conan, alongside the warriors of Aesgard, tracks down the remnants of a Vanir raiding party, only to face an unexpected and brutal ambush by towering, pale-skinned giants—the Hyperboreans! As the battle rages, Conan learns a harsh lesson in trust when his so-called allies, Sjarl and Einar, reveal their treachery. Knocked unconscious and dragged into the snow, the young Cimmerian is now a prisoner heading toward the mysterious and deadly land of Hyperborea.Steeven dives deep into the action-packed issue, dissecting moments of brotherhood, betrayal, and the first tantalizing glimpse of the eldritch horrors waiting in Hyperborea. With stunning art by Cary Nord and gripping storytelling by Kurt Busiek, this issue sets the stage for Conan’s greatest trials yet.Will Conan escape the clutches of the Hyperboreans, or is the young barbarian doomed to face his darkest fate? Tune in to find out—and don’t forget to keep your swords close!Conan #3: At the Back of the North Wind by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, Thomas Yates, Richard Starkings, and Dave Stewart was published by Dark Horse on April 28, 2004.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  23. Conan #2 (Dark Horse: 2004) | The Frost Giant's Daughter | 40 (00:28:26)

    The snow-laden battlefield is silent, save for the muffled crunch of boots and the haunting allure of a mysterious figure in the distance.This week, Steeven wrestles with Conan #2 (2004) from Dark Horse Comics, a stunning yet divisive adaptation of Robert E. Howard's chilling tale, The Frost Giant’s Daughter, scripted by Kurt Busiek and illustrated by the phenomenal Cary Nord.Sixteen-year-old Conan, raw with youthful rage and vitality, pursues Atali, the ethereal daughter of Ymir, across a frozen wasteland. Entranced by her taunts, Conan plunges headlong into her deadly trap—only to face her towering Frost Giant brothers in a brutal showdown that pits sword against sorcery. Rich in visual splendor, this version of the story elevates the towering menace of the Frost Giants like never before, yet its controversial themes spark a conversation every Conan fan should hear.Steeven pulls no punches, tackling the tale’s unsettling implications, while heaping praise on the breathtaking artistry. Revel in discussions of Conan’s relentless ferocity, the dreamlike hues of Dave Stewart’s colors, and how this adaptation compares to earlier renditions, from Marvel’s Savage Tales to Ablaze’s The Cimmerian.A thought-provoking episode blending reverence, critique, and the fierce honesty fans of Conan—and Hither Came Conan—have come to expect. Grab your furs and steel; this is a journey into a wintry Hyborian nightmare you won’t forget. Tune in, stay savage, and wield your opinions like a Cimmerian blade!Conan #2: The Frost Giant's Daughter by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, Richard Starkings, and Dave Stewart was published by Dark Horse on March 24, 2004.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  24. Conan the Barbarian #8 (Titan: 2024) | Thrice Marked For Death Part Four | 39 (00:32:23)

    Brace yourselves for an unrelenting storm of steel, sorcery, and sacrifice as Steeven dives headfirst into Conan the Barbarian #8 (2024), the dramatic conclusion to the "Thrice Marked for Death" storyline from Titan Comics. This issue, penned by Jim Zub with gripping art by Doug Braithwaite, sees Conan battling not just external foes but the very spirits of evil that possess his mighty body.In this heart-pounding installment, the Cimmerian’s past with the legendary pirate queen Bêlit intertwines with a brutal present where his body is controlled by three sinister spirits serving the dark ambitions of Thulsa Doom. Haunted by memories, trailing blood across Shadizar, and hunting the mystical Pict blade that could seal his fate, Conan’s unyielding will clashes against the darkness in an unforgettable climax. The betrayals, battles, and revelations cut as sharply as any sword—especially when the life of a child hangs in the balance.Steeven unravels the twists, celebrates the intense artistry, and grapples with the emotional and brutal undertones of this compelling narrative. What secrets lie in the possessed barbarian’s memories? How far will he go to reclaim his freedom? And how will this incredible story arc set the stage for The Battle for the Blackstone this summer?Don’t miss this unflinching examination of Conan’s darkest hour. Tune in for the blood, stay for the philosophy, and remember: Crom doesn’t care if you listen—but you’ll be glad you did!Conan the Barbarian #8: Thrice Marked for Death Part Four: Sacrifice by Jim Zub, Doug Braithwaite, Diego Rodrigues, and Richard Starkings was published by Titan Comics on February 28, 2024.Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

  25. Conan #1 (Dark Horse: 2004) | Out of the Darksome Hills | 38 (00:41:25)

    Embark on a thrilling, blood-soaked adventure as Hither Came Conan enters uncharted territory! In this episode Steeven dives headfirst into Dark Horse Comics’ groundbreaking Conan #1 (2004) by Kurt Busiek and Cary Nord, the first issue of the publisher's legendary 15-year run with the Conan license. It’s a bold new era for our favorite Cimmerian, blending breathtaking artwork and timeless storytelling.Sixteen-year-old Conan storms into action in the snowy wilds of the North, saving a woman and child from a brutal Vanir raiding party with his signature blend of savage might and steel-forged resolve. What follows is a cascade of high-stakes drama: the ferocity of battle, a tenuous alliance with the fierce Aesir warriors, and the seductive promise of far-off Hyperborea, a land that holds secrets both wondrous and sinister. The raw, elemental nature of Conan’s character shines through as he carves his path across the bloodstained snows.Steeven’s passion and wit bring the pages to life, from the vivid splash pages that channel the spirit of Frank Frazetta to the tantalizing subtext hinting at Conan’s inevitable collision with fate. Alongside his thoughtful critiques and humorous tangents (what’s up with that ridiculous horned helmet?), Steeven explores how this iteration of Conan embodies heroism, resilience, and unapologetic savagery.Join us for a tale of fire and frost that boldly reimagines Conan’s origin as he sets out into the wide, perilous world. Whether you're a Dark Horse newcomer or a Hyborian die-hard, this episode will leave you sharpening your sword and pining for more tales of the mighty Cimmerian! Tune in now—Crom demands it!Conan #1: Out of the Darksome Hills by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, Thomas Yates, Richard Starkings, and Dave Stewart was published by Dark Horse on February 25, 2004.Enjoy!Enjoy!Hither Came Conan is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness from me, visit somanypodcasts.com.Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at feedback@hithercameconan.com.If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving a rating or review on your favorite podcast platform—it really helps us reach more fans! And don’t forget: if you’d like early, ad‑free access to all our podcasts, join our exclusive subscription program, Steeven Orr Else Beyond. Start your free trial today at beyond.steevenorrelse.com.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike's Amazing World of ComicsCimmerian PressSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hither-came-conan/donations

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