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Conan the Barbarian #70 page 30 by John Buscema and Ernie Chan

Location: CONAN - Conan the Barbarian - Marvel - Issues 1 to 99
Artists: John Buscema (Penciller) , Ernie Chan (Inker)

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Location: CONAN - Conan the Barbarian - Marvel - Issues 1 to 99
Title: Conan the Barbarian #70 page 30 by John Buscema and Ernie Chan*
Artist: John Buscema (Penciller) , Ernie Chan (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 938
Likes on CAF: 9
Comments: 11
Added to Site: 5/19/2022

Marvel Jan. 1977 from the story "The City in the Storm!" written by Roy Thomas Adapted from "Marchers of Valhalla" by Robert E. Howard that was first published in 1972 !

I'm going to call this one my Dr. Strange Page !

I sold a lot of Strange Tales / Doctor Strange comics last month on eBay that no one would give me a dollar for a few years back. Plan was to build up my HA cash fund but this page came along to tempt me away from my original goal (sound familiar). I have to admit I was nervous about buying this from a 0 rated seller and the price was higher than I wanted to spend but Dr. Strange proved quite helpful in providing the funds needed.

Enjoy JB and EC's half splash brilliance. Cheers.

For comparison, I've added a few color scans from the comic and a page from the Art of Conan the Barbarian book.

Oh, and this is the issue Ernie Chua returns as inker under the name Ernie Chan !

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David Geo Member Since 2009

Posted On 5/19/2022

Beautiful work done on this one!

Foggy Bottom Member Since 2009
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Posted On 5/19/2022

Baller.

Rick W Member Since 2017

Posted On 5/19/2022

The Eye of Agamotto cleared the pathway to your portfolio ;)

Great looking page!

Andrew Clarke Member Since 2009

Posted On 5/19/2022

Rick W wrote:

" The Eye of Agamotto cleared the pathway to your portfolio ;)
Great looking page!
"

Thanks Rick. The only down side is I have to sell a new batch of comics to pay for what comes around the corner next !

Drew Clark Member Since 2010

Posted On 5/19/2022

There are so many great things about this page!

JOE JUSKO Member Since 2004

Posted On 5/20/2022

That's a fantastic page!

Lee Harmon Member Since 2020

Posted On 5/20/2022

Sorry Andrew. I may have brought the price up on this bidding against you my friend. (I did not know it was you.)

A WONDERFUL page that found it's way into the right collection!

Sean Clarke Member Since 2005

Posted On 5/20/2022

If you have to get lured away from fundraising for HA art, this has got to be the best reason... just a killer page! There's a yawning void in my collection where a Hyborian Age dancing maidens page by JB belongs... some day!

"I draw a pretty good-looking broad." - John Buscema

Andrew Clarke Member Since 2009

Posted On 5/20/2022

Sean Clarke wrote:

" If you have to get lured away from fundraising for HA art, this has got to be the best reason... just a killer page! There's a yawning void in my collection where a Hyborian Age dancing maidens page by JB belongs... some day!
"I draw a pretty good-looking broad." - John Buscema
"

Priceless quote - thanks Sean

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005

Posted On 5/20/2022

Buscema maidens of song and wine temp even Conan's thirst for adventure! A palatial scene that is fully decorated and filled with Buscema and Chan specialties of festive merriment and dance.

Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012

Posted On 6/16/2026

By Crom, I think it's a honey trap. Amazing Buscema/Chan/Chua brilliance.

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Conan the Barbarian #70 page 30 by John Buscema and Ernie Chan

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