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Daryl R UNITED STATES
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Claw the Unconquered #2 p. 12 by Ernie Chan

Location: Conan 💪🏼 🗡
Artist: Ernie Chan (All)

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Location: Conan 💪🏼 🗡
Title: Claw the Unconquered #2 p. 12 by Ernie Chan*
Artist:  Ernie Chan (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
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Views: 416
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 7
Added to Site: 9/21/2021

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We all know Conan the Barbarian is cool, but who remembers "Claw the Unconquered" which was published by DC from 1975-1976? The series ran for 12 issues and featured barbaric sword and sorcery art by Ernie Chan (credited as "Ernie Chua") who also worked on Conan the Barbarian, Savage Sword of Conan, King Conan, Kull the Conqueror, ... for Marvel from the '70s - '90s.

I got this page in a trade recently just because it looks friggin' cool and I love Ernie Chan art from the '70s.

Claw the Unconquered #2
"The Doom That Came to K'Dasha-Dheen"
-August 1975


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Jeffrey Wedding Member Since 2009
2    
Posted On 9/21/2021

Putrescence is my new word of the day, now to slide it into a work related Zoom meeting somewhere. And this page is definitely friggin cool!

James S Member Since 2017
2    
Posted On 9/21/2021

I hate it when two-headed unicorn snakes are clogging up my plumbing!  Cool splash!

Daryl R Member Since 2015
2    
Posted On 9/21/2021

James S wrote:
"  I hate it when two-headed unicorn snakes are clogging up my plumbing!  Cool splash!
 "

Now THAT paints a whole different picture of dripping "yellowed putrescence."

Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
2    
Posted On 9/22/2021

Sockamagee!

Paul Roach Member Since 2014
2    
Posted On 9/22/2021

Great splash! And it really is splashy, in every sense of the word. Chan does a great job here of creating a really exciting, dynamic scene out of a frankly revolting creature. Congrats!

E DLS Member Since 2005
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Posted On 9/23/2021

Yup, DC's answer to Conan.  By the great Ernie Chan, no less.  When I was a young kid reading comics, representation meant nothing to me.  As I grew to appreciate my heritage and racial identity, the realization that such a prominent group of Filipino artists existed and were working in the comics I loved, was such a proud moment.  Names like Chan, Alcala, DeZuniga, Nebres, Nino, Redondo, and Talaoc, were all names I readily recognized, but didn't mean anything to me beyond collecting comics.  Today, I couldn't be happier to share our ancestry.  And of course the long traidtion continues with the next generation of names.  Whilce Portacio, Lenil Yu, Philip Tan, Francis Manipul, Jerome Opena, Lan Medina, and so many more.  Pinoy pride baby!

Hobby Halbert Member Since 2022
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Posted On 7/5/2022

Very nice splash page!

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