Benito Cereno posted:

Here's several pages featuring the Herculoids.

Wheat Loaf posted:

Any sign of Atom Ant or Inch-High, Private Eye?

Evil Mastermind posted:

uPen posted:

Calaveron posted:

Is future quest as violent as any of the Johnny Quest shows were

X-O posted:

From Wrath of the Eternal Warrior #4

Gilad is the Eternal Warrior. Tasked to be the protector of the planet for centuries. Recently he died in battle and it was revealed to the reader that while he is immortal he can still die, he just chooses when he comes back to fulfill his duty to the planet. Once he dies he is rewarded in that he is reunited with his true love and the children he has had over the years. All died young due to disease and war over the centuries and are preserved this way in the afterlife. In order to return to life and resume his duties he must each time fight his way out of the hellscape that surrounds his little afterlife paradise. Which means saying goodbye to his loved ones and then heading off to fight countless hordes of demons and the ruler of the hellscape, Humongous. If successful he returns to the land of the living to once again be protector of the planet until his next death sends him back.

zoux posted:

The other day I wanted to post the Eternal Warrior sequence where he breaks out of the labyrinth but I didn't like the quality of the pages from Comixology. Is there a way to get high(er) rez pages on Comixology books you own?

X-O posted:

Read them on higher res devices? I have no clue. They always look great on my desktop or my iPad. That's where I usually read them.

WickedHate posted:

In The Savage Sword of Conan, Conan fights a man who's gimmick is that he's a serial killer specializing in strangling. What follows is the most goddamn thing ever:

Jerusalem posted:

Savage Sword of Conan was the loving best.

I remember they also did a What If...? where Thor gets sent back to the Hyborian Age and meets Conan. After the requisite fight/team-up (Thor's power is greatly reduced) they travel to the mountain where Crom lives and climb it so Thor can ask to be returned to his own time. They climb for what seems like forever until even Conan can't go any further, so Thor continues alone. Crom casts Thor out as an intruder in his domain so he returns to Conan who tells him he was only gone for seconds. They have some more adventures and Thor ends up dying, and the story ends with Conan climbing Crom's mountain again. I forget exactly how the line goes but it was something like,"On that day Conan climbed a mountain no mere mortal could climb.... and on that day Conan of Cimmeria become something more than mortal."

Jerusalem posted:

Savage Sword of Conan was the loving best.

I remember they also did a What If...? where Thor gets sent back to the Hyborian Age and meets Conan. After the requisite fight/team-up (Thor's power is greatly reduced) they travel to the mountain where Crom lives and climb it so Thor can ask to be returned to his own time. They climb for what seems like forever until even Conan can't go any further, so Thor continues alone. Crom casts Thor out as an intruder in his domain so he returns to Conan who tells him he was only gone for seconds. They have some more adventures and Thor ends up dying, and the story ends with Conan climbing Crom's mountain again. I forget exactly how the line goes but it was something like,"On that day Conan climbed a mountain no mere mortal could climb.... and on that day Conan of Cimmeria become something more than mortal."

Toshimo posted:

https://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/1241824.html

WickedHate posted:

They also did one with the opposite premise.

WickedHate posted:

They also did one with the opposite premise.

dont even fink about it posted:

Cat is like "Are you seeing this poo poo?"

Kevos Setzer posted:

Although Conan as a pimp in an "I can bed any woman I want" manner might not be too far off the mark. I only know the character from osmosis.

Kevos Setzer posted:

"I'm red. I'm loving red! And this guy's dressed like a straight-up pimp."

Jerusalem posted:

There's another Savage Sword of Conan where he breaks into the base of some weird soothsayer and gets trapped in a death pit. The Soothsayer taunts him by saying he'll read him three fortunes from cards, two of possible fates and the third of his almost definite fate. The first two are stories of Conan doing some crazy cool poo poo but dying at the end. The Soothsayer gets to the third and laughs that he always knows what this one will be, the intruder dying in his pit. He flips it over, has a moment to look shocked and then Conan (who has of course used the time to escape) kills him.

Conan looks at the final card, shakes his head and laughs and walks away. The card falls to the ground to reveal an image of a King sitting on a throne

Lurdiak posted:

Conan's character arc throughout the original books (and Marvel comics) is kind of great. He starts out so disdainful of civilization, only drawn away from his native simple barbarian village by greed, wanderlust, and the promise of power. And he's constantly talking poo poo about how dumb civilized people are, how lame government is, how stupid religion is. But by the end of it, through all his fairly selfish adventures, he gains a bunch of wisdom, and when he finally becomes a king, he's a fair, wise and just king who actually does all his paperwork because he knows it's for the good of the kingdom.

Malachite_Dragon posted:

So he's a slightly less assholish Namor?

Malachite_Dragon posted:

So he's a slightly less assholish Namor?

Phy posted:

So, the troubled brow upon which he bears the crown of Aquilonia, is troubled because he's just got so many goddamn forms to sign, and all the assassination attempts are a welcomed diversion from a life otherwise burdened with responsibility

Malachite_Dragon posted:

So he's a slightly less assholish Namor?

Alacron posted:

At this point you're just trying to goad people into posting these panels for you.

Not that I mind, that sounds pretty rad.

Mr. Maltose posted:

The very first Conan story ever published is him discussing how hard it is to rule a country and the fact he can't just bisect a motherfucker starting poo poo like the old days.