Robert E. Howard's Conan: The Frazetta Cover Series #1-8 (of 8) Complete

Issue 1 - The Frost Giant's Daughter | Published Dec 12 2007 | 24 Pages | 14.0 MB

This December, Conan turns seventy-five! But while the Cimmerian may be seasoned, he's still going strong, as Dark Horse celebrates the barbarian's birthday with the first in a series of special-edition reprints of their adaptations of Robert E. Howard stories–with cover art by definitive Conan illustrator Frank Frazetta. The Frost Giant's Daughter reprints Conan #2 and features Frazetta's origal cover painting "The Frost Giants," first seen on the jacket of Lancer's 1969 edition Conan of Cimmeria.

Writer: Kurt Busiek; Penciller: Cary Nord; Colorist: Dave Stewart; Cover Artist: Frank Frazetta

Issue 2 - The God In the Bowl | Published Apr 23 2008 | 52 Pages (c2c) | 24.8 MB

This second installment in the Conan Frazetta Cover Series celebrating 75 years of the legendary barbarian, adapts Robert E. Howard's classic tale of murder and intrigue, "The God in the Bowl." This story marks the Cimmerian's first encounter with the deadly sorcerer Thoth-amon and his menagerie of vile giant serpentine creatures-brought to life by the stunning painting "Chained" by the living legend Frank Frazetta, featured for the first time ever in comics!

Writer: Kurt Busiek; Penciller: Cary Nord; Colorist: Dave Stewart; Cover Artist: Frank Frazetta

Issue 3 - The Tower Of The Elephant | Published Jun 17 2009 | 52 Pages (c2c) | 40.9 MB

Fed up with both civilization and mysticism, Conan travels to the infamous City of Thieves to take out his frustrations. When a bar fight uncovers the legend of the impregnable Tower of the Elephant, he becomes determined to rob it, setting out on a quest unlike any he's undertaken – one that will involve new comrades, horrifying creatures, and gruesome, unsettling fates for both gods and men. Eisner Award-winning writer Kurt Busiek (Trinity, Astro City), Eisner Award-nominated artist Cary Nord (Secret Invasion: X-Men), the legendary Michael Wm. Kaluta, and Eisner Award-winning color artist Dave Stewart (The Umbrella Academy, Hellboy) chronicle a seminal adventure in Conan's life. The legacy of Robert E. Howard thrives in this stunning take on a story that helped change fantasy fiction forever–with a Frank Frazetta cover that helped bring Conan to a new legion of fans in the 1960s! Cover by legendary artist Frank Frazetta!

Writer: Kurt Busiek; Penciller: Cary Nord, Michael Wm. Kaluta; Colorist: Dave Stewart; Cover Artist: Frank Frazetta

Issue 4 - The Hall Of The Dead | Published Mar 10 2010 | 76 Pages (c2c) | 69.3 MB

Conan: The Frazetta Cover Series features Frank Frazetta's stunning painting, "The Destroyer," and includes an adaptation of "The Hall of the Dead"–an unfinished tale left by Robert E. Howard and fleshed out by Mike Mignola, Cary Nord, and Dave Stewart. Pursued by a small army, Conan heads for shelter in the ancient ruins of a forgotten city, lured by a flimsy rumor of treasure. Instead, he finds the fallen idols of twisted gods and a lot of croaking creatures. Luckily, frogs are no match for an armed Cimmerian . . . right? Conan soon finds himself battling a slithering monstrosity and an onslaught of undead warriors! Retainers to a lord long forgotten awaken to protect a treasure so sizable even the dead can't bear to see it stolen. Can a cunning Cimmerian and a foe-turned-ally withstand the power of such dark sorceries long enough to escape with some loot and their lives?

Writer: Mike Mignola; Penciller: Cary Nord; Colorist: Dave Stewart; Cover Artist: Frank Frazetta

Issue 5 - Rogues In The House | Published Jul 28 2010 | 76 Pages (c2c) | 97.9 MB

The fifth installment in Conan: The Frazetta Cover Series features both Frank Frazetta's tense, dramatic Man-Ape painting and an adaptation of Robert E. Howard's "Rogues in the House"-as interpreted by Timothy Truman, artists Cary Nord and Tomás Giorello, and colorist Richard Isanove. A longtime Howard favorite, this seminal Conan story first appeared in Weird Tales in 1934, and Frazetta's Man-Ape piece is one of his few Conan paintings to make a direct reference to one of Howard's works.
Our favorite barbarian has been living as a thief for some time, and his crimes are catching up with him. Becoming enmeshed in the plans of a treacherous nobleman and a dark priest, Conan finds himself making some strange allies in order to free himself from the labyrinthine, booby-trapped halls in the Red Priest's stronghold. Stalked by a mysterious, hulking horror that's grown out of control, Conan and the nobleman make a wary alliance with the Red Priest himself!

Writer: Timothy Truman; Penciller: Cary Nord, Tomas Giorello; Colorist: Richard Isanove, Dave Stewart; Cover Artist: Frank Frazetta

Issue 6 - The Hand Of Nergal | Published Nov 3 2010 | 76 Pages (c2c) | 72.4 MB

The sixth installment in Conan: The Frazetta Cover Series features Frank Frazetta's iconic Conan cover painting, The Indomitable, and an expansion on Robert E. Howard's "Hand of Nergal" story fragment. Writer Timothy Truman is joined by Tomás Giorello on pencils and José Villarrubia on colors in this exploration into the horrors of Howard's Hyborian world. With zombies, a demonic army, an unearthly behemoth, a sorcerer, and a young witch on his hands, Conan is tasked not only with saving a beautiful princess–but saving his entire world from the evil god Nergal. This issue also ties into events seen in Conan: The Frazetta Cover Series issue #4! Collects Dark Horse's Conan #49 and #50!

Writer: Timothy Truman; Artist: Tomas Giorello; Colorist: Jose Villarrubia; Cover Artist: Frank Frazetta

Issue 7 - Black Colossus | Published Apr 6 2011 | 76 Pages (c2c) | 78.9 MB

Timothy Truman, Tomas Giorello, and Jose Villarrubia adapt Robert E. Howard’s powerful “Black Colossus” short story. Conan joins a roving army of mercenaries and sets off on what will be one of his bloodiest battles ever, when the human forces of Amalric clash with the demonic hordes of Natohk over the fate of a besieged city! This seventh issue in the Conan: The Frazetta Cover Series run features Frazetta’s iconic Conan painting “Sacrifice”-which is one of the few Frazetta paintings to directly depict a scene from one of Howard’s stories. Ride alongside the Cimmerian as he battles through hordes of bloodthirsty enemies to save a beautiful princess from an evil wizard. Collects Conan the Cimmerian issues #11–#13! Stunning cover art by Frank Frazetta!

Writer: Timothy Truman; Artist: Tomas Giorello; Colorist: Jose Villarrubia; Cover Artist: Frank Frazetta

Issue 8 - Iron Shadows In The Moon | Published Jul 6 2011 | 76 Pages | 81.94 MB

Running from the army of Turan, Conan and fellow fugitive Olivia hide out on a small island in the Vilayet Sea, but they soon find themselves stalked by a huge, unseen terror in the jungles and threatened by a group of pirates! These may be the least of their concerns, though, because the ruins of a lost civilization stir when a full moon rises over the isle–and even deadlier creatures awaken! A modern adaptation of Robert E. Howard's beloved "Iron Shadows in the Moon" tale. Cover by the legendary Frank Frazetta.

"Conan is a badass, no doubt. This series shows that Conan can still be a great and fun read among today's other comics." – Comic Vine

Writer: Timothy Truman; Artist: Tomas Giorello; Colorist: Jose Villarrubia; Cover Artist: Frank Frazetta