Conan Saga

During the mid-1990s, Brazilian publisher Editora Abril brought the Hyborian Age to Portuguese-speaking readers with Conan Saga, a 17-issue series that collected classic adventures of Robert E. Howard's iconic barbarian. Running from 1993 to 1997, the title primarily reprinted celebrated stories from Marvel Comics' long-running Conan the Barbarian series, making foundational tales by creators like Roy Thomas and John Buscema accessible to a new audience. While not an original run, Conan Saga stands as a key cultural artifact of Brazilian comics publishing, preserving the grim, sword-and-sorcery legacy of Cimmeria for a dedicated fanbase.