Conan the Barbarian

Schwarzenegger returns as an aging Conan in 'King Conan,' with Christopher McQuarrie attached to direct the sequel.

The Hyborian Age gets a brutal new chapter as an older, exiled Conan fights to reclaim his throne in a violent, magic-filled fantasy comeback.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jason Momoa previously portrayed the character on screen.

He'll be back, eventually.

Also, Conan gets in touch with his inner barbarian and <em>The Victories</em> ends in bloody fashion.

But can he get back in shape for the role?

Also, Conan comes face-to-face with his imposter and Image Comics launches <em>Point of Impact</em>.

Also, &lt;em&gt;The Massive&lt;/em&gt; begins a new chapter and &lt;em&gt;Manhattan Projects&lt;/em&gt; continues its bizarre odyssey.

Also, Dancer hits another strong note, The Massive paints a bleak portrait for the world, and The Creep returns.

Plus, Conan the Barbarian finally gets unleashed and Dancer makes a case for being one of Image's best titles.

One of the industry's hottest writers tackles barbarians, mutants, and political uncertainty without missing a beat.

Also, <em>Dancer</em> continues to impress, <em>Bulletproof Coffin: Disinterred</em> experiments with the norm, and <em>Batwoman</em> kicks off a stunning run.

Conan is more than a beefy killing machine. He&#39;s also a style icon. We examine how he&#39;s evolved from 1982&#39;s <em>Conan the Barbarian</em>, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, to his 2011 remake with Jason Momoa.

Conan's leading lady discusses the challenges of embodying a love interest who also loves to defend herself.

The sexy actress, who redefines "freaky" as <em>Conan</em>'s scariest villain, explains why's it so good to be bad.

The star of this summer's biggest fantasy reboot discusses the intricacies of kicking mythical ass.