Almanaque Conan, O Bárbaro

Editora Abril’s Almanaque Conan, O Bárbaro (1982–1984) was a short-lived Brazilian anthology that collected classic Conan tales from the early 1970s, primarily written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by the dynamic duo of Barry Smith and John Buscema. Over just two issues, it offered readers a concentrated dose of the Hyborian Age’s grit and grandeur, showcasing the defining sword-and-sorcery art that shaped the character’s legacy in comics. Though brief, it stands as a notable artifact of Abril’s commitment to bringing Marvel’s Conan to Portuguese-speaking audiences during the character’s peak popularity.