Let's Talk Conan 2099! Should you read this?

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  • Опубліковано 21 сер 2024

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  • @cgb1966
    @cgb1966 7 місяців тому +1

    Love these stories! Pigeons From Hell scared me to death the first time I read it. Look into Sword Woman. It is a collection of historical fiction. top notch.

    • @tennesseefats
      @tennesseefats  7 місяців тому

      Oh that ones later in the book. I'll make sure I'm reading it during daylight. Consider Sword Woman added to the list! Thanks for the lead!

  • @scotttrammell3913
    @scotttrammell3913 7 місяців тому +1

    I've read Howard's Horror stories, and I very much enjoyed them. My favorite character in his Horror stories is Kirowan. My favorite Howard Horror story is "Dig Me No Grave.". "Shadow of the Beast" is good too.

    • @tennesseefats
      @tennesseefats  7 місяців тому

      Yes. Kirowan has appeared a couple times in what I've gone through so far, and that "Dig me no Grave" one was beautifully worked in with some great Lovecraft. An awesome story!

  • @kurt_variant_inker
    @kurt_variant_inker 7 місяців тому +1

    This is the first time I've heard about this Conan 2099 comic! Thank you for sharing! What if this took off, and people wanted more Sci-fi Conan comics? What sort of world would be living in?

    • @tennesseefats
      @tennesseefats  7 місяців тому

      It would definitely make for an interesting concept to get to - some sort of space-hyborian age!

  • @Wabin22
    @Wabin22 6 місяців тому +1

    Nah this is not for me.
    Conan belongs in the Hyborian Age and nowhere else.
    Hehe I had the same reaction to Wings In the Night when I read that.
    And the "zombie" scene in Red Shadows! Creepy as f!

    • @tennesseefats
      @tennesseefats  6 місяців тому

      Yeah this one really confused me. I was OK with the whole Savage Avengers thing as a cool side story, but this tangent was odd. Fun, but definitely skippable…
      Wings in the Night? I haven’t read that one yet but I’ll watch for it as I’m going through.
      I don’t think that Solomon Kane story is in this collection though…boo…that’ll have to wait until I start going through his collection. One thing about REH, the man was prolific and there’s a lot of material to enjoy!