RICH REVIEWS: Conan: The Barbarian # 31

Title: Conan: The Barbarian # 31
Publisher: Titan Comics
Writer: Jim Zub
Artist: Doug Braithwaite
Colorist: Diego Rodriguez
Letterer: Richard Starkings, Comicraft’s Tyler Smith
Cover: Roberto De La Torre
Variant Covers: Doug Braithwaite, Max Dunbar, Paolo Pantalena, Mahmud Asrar
Price: $ 5.99 US
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Website: www.titan-comics.com
Comments: Conan of Cimmeria versus the Son of the Tooth, one a warrior forged through a hard and brutal upbringing, the other a highly trained assassin. As the fight continues, you can feel the intensity building, and you also realize this assassin has an advantage that, until now, was unknown. He is more than human.

Conan finds himself pushed to his absolute limits. This is a bloody battle between two fighters who refuse to stop. Conan gives it everything he has, as does the Son of the Tooth. Neither man backs down in a fight where only one will survive.

This is an all-out battle to the finish as you watch both men push themselves beyond their limits. They are hard men, each carrying a rough and unforgiving edge shaped by violence and survival.

The Woeful Eye is a new menace Conan must face, and it is a chilling one. You can feel the atmospheric dread flowing through these pages as this ancient horror reveals itself.

Conan is a brute and a fighter, but most of all, he is a survivor. Beneath the savage exterior, he is like the common man, simply trying to live his life and get by. That is part of what makes Conan such an enduring character. Despite the battles, monsters, and bloodshed, readers can still identify with him.

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