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Michael Reyes UNITED STATES
Member Since September 2014
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The Savage Sword of Conan 173 Page 55 (1990)

Location: Conan / Red Sonja
Artist: Fred Carrillo (All)

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Location: Conan / Red Sonja
Title: The Savage Sword of Conan 173 Page 55 (1990)*
Artist:  Fred Carrillo (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Pin Up
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Views: 168
Likes on CAF: 7
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 5/5/2025

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Here we have a nice pin-up by Fred Carrillo from SSOC 173, which was the first Conan comics I ever read. I remember reading it back in the day but also how I purchased it while on a trip with my family at the time (age of innocence). At the time, I thought this page was somewhat ludicrous. It seemed over-the-top to wrestle over spikes! Pages like these come up so rarely, I had to engage in a dogfight at Heritage to secure it.

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Kavi H Member Since 2018
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Posted On 5/5/2025

congrats on winning the HA dogfight to secure this original pin-up piece so memorable from your childhood! It is extreme to wrestle between spikes in both directions but hey, it sure looks pretty freaking cool! Having stuff from the first comic you read of a series is super special.

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 5/5/2025

Congrats on surviving the dogfight to secure this, Michael! I can assure you that even after all these years, the idea that they could ever actually be wrestling on a platform filled with spikes is STILL absolutely ludicrous! But, it does make for a very pretty visual!

Bill J Member Since 2009
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Posted On 5/21/2025

Superb pin-up from Savage Sword of Conan by Fred Carrillo! What a killer scene with Conan wrestling another warrior on a platform covered in sharp spikes above and below. Love the way Fred rendered the musculature of Conan. It's practically an anatomy lesson in how to draw muscles. Strong lighting helps make this scene more dramatic, with strong blacks silhouetting each platform and the background illuminated with streaks of light. Gorgeous pick-up, congrats!