At long last, we are here. 

After decades of movie-inspired and stylized interpretations, the Black Stone action figure delivers what collectors have craved since the Marvel Comics era: a genuinely comic-accurate Conan ripped straight from the panels. 

Not an interpretation, not inspired-by, but the battle-worn warrior exactly as Heroic Signatures &  Rob de la Torre envisioned him: stubble, torn shirt, that signature strand of hair, and the raw fury that made the Black Stone arc legendary. 

Now is your only chance to secure the Black Stone action figure, in either its Standard or Deluxe edition. 

While both editions deliver this same meticulously crafted figure, the choice between them determines just how deep into Cona’s universe your collection will reach.

The Standard Edition of the Black Stone Action Figure 

The Standard Edition delivers everything you need to bring artist Rob de la Torre’s vision to life. Inside the retail package, you’ll find the battle-worn Conan figure sporting his iconic ripped shirt, ready for immediate display or endless customization.

Accessories transform this figure from collectible to storytelling tool. A unique desert helmet is included, along with an alternate head sculpt for swapping between looks. The bloody axe straight from the Battle of the Black Stone cover also comes included. Four complete hand sets expand your posing options: fists for combat stances, gripping hands for weapon play, relaxed hands for standing poses, and reaching hands for dynamic action. Even bare feet make the cut, enabling you to depict appearances pulled directly from comic history.

De la Torre’s artwork dominates the standard packaging, designed to hang perfectly on retail displays while showcasing that explosive cover that started it all. And, luckily for you, retail availability means you can secure yours through standard channels when pre-orders open.

At $65, pending final tariff determinations, the Standard Edition positions itself exactly where Eamon intended: accessible to collectors without sacrificing the quality that separates boutique figures from mass-market offerings. 

But for those whose shelves demand more than accessibility, for collectors who need every weapon that littered the ground at Conan’s feet in that legendary cover art, another option awaits.

The Deluxe Edition of the Black Stone Action Figure

The Deluxe Edition transforms a figure into a monument to Robert E. Howard’s entire pantheon. Start with everything the Standard Edition offers, then add a separate tray containing the weapons that sparked weeks of fevered speculation when fans first spotted them at Conan’s feet.

Brissa’s Pictish spear arrives complete with blue feathers – a first in action figure history for authentic Pictish weaponry. Solomon Kane’s ancient staff, older than the earth itself according to Howard’s mythology, pairs with his sword to represent the Puritan wanderer’s presence in the Black Stone saga. Dark Agnes also brings her distinctive rapier to the collection, the blade that channels her berserker rage. Rounding out this arsenal is El Borak’s tulwar and Conrad’s pistol, complete with a specialized gun-holding hand that lets your Conan wield firearms just as he did in those controversial comic moments.

Exclusively available through heroicsignatures.com, the Deluxe Edition of the Black Stone action figure will never touch retail shelves. The collector box is itself a work of art, with embossed details that catch light, a Mountain of Power logo that commands attention, and the the Woeful Eye carved into the side like an ancient warning. 

Just ten dollars separates the completist from the casual collector. Consider what that extra fifteen dollars actually buys: five additional weapons spanning Howard’s entire literary universe, premium packaging worthy of the figure inside, and the knowledge that when these limited quantities disappear, no amount of money will conjure another. 

For hardcore Howard fans, of course, the choice has likely already been made.

Why This Action Figure?

Forget the accessories for a moment. Strip away the exclusive weapons and premium packaging. What makes this figure worth your money comes down to the quality of the figure being engineered. 

And what we have here is nothing short of a work of art. 

Double-handed sword grip without sacrificing the chest sculpt, the holy grail of action figure design? It’s here. While other figures force you to choose between aesthetics and functionality, this Conan lunges forward with both hands gripping his blade naturally, no unsightly cuts breaking the muscular torso that Gurjeet Singh painstakingly sculpted from Rob de la Torre’s artwork.

Cross-compatibility also opens a world of customization. The loincloth, boots, and cuffs swap seamlessly with the Frazetta Conan line, though the hands remain scaled specifically to each artistic interpretation. Butterfly shoulders enable those wide, dynamic poses that define comic book action. Ball joints at both chest and waist let you achieve forward lunges impossible with standard articulation. Even the toes bend come complete with ankle rockers!

Behind these specifications stands a team of obsessives who understand what collectors actually want. Eamon O’Donoghue brings decades of collecting experience to every joint placement, while sculptor Gurjeet Singh translates two-dimensional comic art into three-dimensional reality without losing an ounce of de la Torre’s energy. This represents the best comic book-based Conan figure ever produced at this scale, a claim backed by engineering that photographers will exploit and collectors will appreciate every time they repose their figure.

But here’s the reality: limited production runs mean when these sell out, they’re gone. No second chances, no restocks, no finding them at conventions two years from now for triple the price. This marks the first genuinely comic-accurate Conan at boutique quality, and at $65-75, you’re looking at pricing that won’t exist once the secondary market takes over.

And now, it’s here, and it’s waiting for you. First come, first served. Click the link below to secure your figure because you’re running out of time to get one.

The definitive comic Conan. Rob de la Torre’s art in three dimensions. Engineering that finally solves the double-handed sword grip problem. All at a price point that we’ve fought to keep accessible.

Don’t let this become the figure you tell friends you almost bought.