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Hither Came Conan

Steeven R. Orr
Conan the Barbarian
GI Joe
Fantastic Four
Wan Tengri
Kara-Shehr
Marvel Comics
Lilitu
John Byrne
Hyborian Age
Death
Flame Winds
Azure Eye
Cobra Commander
1980s
Snake Eyes
Steeven Orr
Naram Bey
Knight Vigil Comics & Collectibles
Conan the Barbarian No. 1

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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Today on Hither Came Conan, we present to you Episode 34 of another podcast.

It's Mike's Comic Shop Roadshow and Steeven is there as a special guest to talk about Conan the Barbarian #1 from Marvel Comics.

Enjoy!

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Conan finally makes it to Zamora, when of course, within minutes he's dodging a murderous mob, rescuing a mysterious beauty, and riding headlong toward certain doom.

Lace them boot up tight, folks as we dive into Conan the Barbarian #41: The Garden ... more

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We're doing something a little bit different today, folks.

All the information is in the episode:

After more reboots than popsicle sticks in the Potomac, Steeven Orr Else is back for one more try with an odd amalgamation of comic book critiques, mo... more

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Gold calls. Ruins answer. And something ancient wakes up angry.

In this episode of Hither Came Conan, Steeven drags us deep into Conan the Barbarian #40: The Fiend from the Forgotten City, a sun-scorched nightmare where greed is the only map and sur... more

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 55 ratings
  • Great Conan podcast

    Sword Brothers, this is an awesome podcast for Conan newcomers and longtime fans alike! I love the issue by issue reviews and Steven’s humorous commentary. Highly recommend, by Crom!

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    5
    Alabama Peacock
    United States3 years ago
  • Always fun and entertaining

    This is a great podcast for Conan fans. Always highly listenable and thoughtful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    demonjk
    United States3 years ago
  • Crom!

    I’m always looking for Conan/REH content, and so far Steven is doing a solid job covering the Marvel Comics version of Conan, plus going over the novels as well. Kudos!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Billy Dunleavy
    United States3 years ago
  • Pshawwwww

    Guy doesn’t know anything about Conan , he just talks cuz he’s lonely or something.

    Gibberish

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    1
    joe from van nuys
    United States3 years ago

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One review notes perceived gaps in expertise, suggesting some episodes feel uneven
Feedback highlights the host's balance of lore, production notes, and fan Q&A
Listeners appreciate accessible deep dives into issue-by-issue content
Positive reception for thoughtful, humorous Conan analysis with strong knowledge of comics history

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Q: What makes Knight Vigil Comics unique?
Tim explains the store is strictly back issues, with a moving stock of 500-1000 new books weekly, simple pricing tiers, strong online sales, and a focus on customer experience and local community.
Conan the Barbarian #41 (1974) | The Garden of Death and Life | 63
Q: Question number three. If Conan existed in the present day, what would his occupation be?
The host imagines a modern arc including military service, mercenary work, and political leadership, ultimately ending with Conan as a New York City mayor who champions socialist values—an expansive, tongue-in-cheek take on adapting Hyborian archetypes to contemporary life.
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Q: Question number two. If you could only ask Conan one question, what would it be?
The host speculates that the answer would vary by which incarnation of Conan is being considered, but playfully leans toward examining Conan's preference for minimal coverings, prompting a humorous discussion on his costume choices across adaptations.
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Q: Question number one, if you could make a new Conan movie, what Conan story would you base it on?
The host envisions adapting a Roy Thomas-driven Conan series rather than a single film, suggesting a streaming series approach to incorporate multiple Howard-inspired tales such as Rogues in the House and The God in the Bowl.

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A lively deep-dive into Conan-focused storytelling, history, and art, with episodes dissecting individual comic issues, novel adaptations, and related Hyborian lore. Listeners can expect thorough story breakdowns, production history notes, and authorial context, delivered with a conversational, opinionated style and frequent digressions that blend pop culture riffs with nerdy analysis. The show often features creator interviews and cross-promotions, offering practical takeaways for fans, collectors, and creators alike while weaving in personal anecdotes and community-driven discussions around Conan's evolving legacy.

Noteworthy is the host's passion for connecting classic pulp material to modern reprint, licensing, and media adaptations, pl... more

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