Blood runs thick in the Cimmerian’s veins, and September flows with currents that will drag the Hyborian Age into uncharted depths. 

This is a month where ancient prophecies converge and the very nature of heroism faces its ultimate test.

Dare you look in?

The Black Stone Action Figure (September 1)

Decades of waiting end today as the first genuinely comic-accurate Conan figure arrives in all its battle-scarred glory. Ripped straight from Rob de la Torre’s iconic artwork, Eamon O’Donoghue and sculptor Gurjeet Singh have achieved the impossible: a figure that grips his sword with both hands while maintaining that perfect chest sculpt, plus butterfly shoulders for those dynamic comic book poses your shelf has been crying out for.

The Standard Edition delivers everything at $65, but the Deluxe Edition adds Brissa’s feathered Pictish spear, Solomon Kane’s ancient staff, Dark Agnes’s rapier, El Borak’s tulwar, and Conrad’s pistol – five weapons spanning Howard’s entire universe for just ten dollars more. 

Limited quantities, no restocks, and when they’re gone, the secondary market will show no mercy.

Tower of the Elephant: Illustrated Perfection (September 3)

The month opens with a masterpiece that will leave you breathless. 

The classic Howard story “Tower of the Elephant” receives the illustrated treatment it has always deserved, as Valentin Sécher’s acclaimed artistry brings Howard’s most celebrated tale to vivid life. 

Watch as young Conan, drunk on ambition and Zamorian wine, attempts the impossible ascent of an impregnable tower. 

This hardcover monument captures every shadow, every gleam of starlight on steel, every moment of wonder and terror that made Howard’s original story immortal.

Savage Sword of Conan Issue #10 (September 3)

September’s true power lies in its convergence of darkness. 

“Savage Sword of Conan” #10 arrives as a harbinger of the storm to come, featuring Jim Zub’s trio of tales that span from the prehistoric nightmares suffered through by Brule the Pict to Steve Costigan dodging blows in boxing rings soaked in blood. 

Doug Braithwaite, Roberto de la Torre, and Mike Rooth each contribute their mastery to stories that will leave you questioning the very nature of heroism itself. 

When Mike Mignola crafts your cover art, you know something momentous approaches.

Conan Issue #24 (September 10)

“Conan the Barbarian” #24 serves as the final trumpet call before the apocalypse, drawing our hero and his allies inexorably into Stygia’s poisonous embrace. 

The Great Serpent’s influence has been building for months, and now the moment of reckoning arrives with promises of revelations that will freeze the very blood in your veins.

Scourge of the Serpent Issue #1 (September 24)

The month’s final offering is the one that will reshape everything you thought you knew about the Hyborian Age. 

“Scourge of the Serpent” #1 unleashes the true, unspeakable power of Set upon the world. Jim Zub and Ivan Gil have crafted pure mythology, a tale where three supernatural tales across time itself converge to answer the most chilling question of all: what is Set’s grand design for humanity, and can it possibly be stopped?

By Crom’s iron will, September delivers a feast that’ll make your sword arm itch with anticipation. 

From Sécher’s stunning artwork to Set’s cosmic schemes, this month serves up everything that makes the Hyborian Age worth conquering. 

Ready your coin purse and sharpen your blade, for legend calls!