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The Savage Sword of Conan 67 page 28 (1981)

Location: Interior Pages
Artists: John Buscema (Penciller) ,  Alfredo Alcala (Inker) ,  Kerry  Gammill (Inker)

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Location: Interior Pages
Title: The Savage Sword of Conan 67 page 28 (1981)*
Artist:  John Buscema (Penciller) ,  Alfredo Alcala (Inker) ,  Kerry  Gammill (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 741
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 7/16/2021

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 7/16/2021

I would like to know how Conan can get his sternocleidomastoids, trapezius (traps), latissimus dorsi (lats), sacrospinalis, and his iliopsoas all working at peak efficiency to look this good.  I'm asking for my workout buddy Ruben.

K W Member Since 2018
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Posted On 7/18/2021

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  I would like to know how Conan can get his sternocleidomastoids, trapezius (traps), latissimus dorsi (lats), sacrospinalis, and his iliopsoas all working at peak efficiency to look this good.  I'm asking for my workout buddy Ruben.
 "

It is said that Conan attained peak physical shape from pushing the Wheel of Pain, but legend has it that he also did a lot of 12 ounce curls of meade, and trained with Franco Columbu. 

REDEMAGNI CLAUDIO Member Since 2016
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Posted On 7/16/2021

Very beautiful page, congratulations

Dino Mauricio Member Since 2009
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Posted On 7/16/2021

Great Conan page, amazing inks by Alcala!

F M Member Since 2005
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Posted On 7/16/2021

Cool to see one of those pops up here. I'd be interested to know what was Gammill exact contribution to those pages as Buscema and Alcala are pretty overpowering here.