Conan the Barbarian & Dragonero Vol.1

Luca Enoch is an Italian comic writer and artist from Milan. Beginning his career as a graphic designer and illustrator, he made his comics debut in 1991 and went on to create several beloved series for Sergio Bonelli Editore, including Gea and Lilith. In 2007, alongside Stefano Vietti, he co-created Dragonero, Italy's first major fantasy comic series, which launched as a monthly title in 2013 and later inspired an animated series for RAI. Stefano Vietti is an Italian comic writer from Chiari, Brescia. After co-founding the independent magazine Full Moon Project in 1990, he joined Sergio Bonelli Editore in 1995, writing for flagship titles including Nathan Never, Martin Mystere, and Legs Weaver. In 2007, alongside Luca Enoch, he co-created Dragonero, which became one of Bonelli's most celebrated fantasy properties and launched as a monthly series in 2013. He has also written for Disney Italia and Marvel's Italian Spider-Man line.Lorenzo Nuti is an Italian illustrator, designer, and comic book artist. He published the Western comic book trilogy Les betes de Black City from 2011-15, before publishing Giovanni dalle nere in 2016, written in collaboration with Marco Rastrelli. He subsequently collaborated with the publisher Sergio Bonelli Editore on the Dragonero series.

"This landmark event brings two legendary heroes together in a story that honors classic sword-and-sorcery elements and the kind of adventuring that Dungeons & Dragons fans are wild for ... A can't-miss for anyone who wants to see two legendary badasses team up for an unforgettable adventure." Screenrant"A fantastic read. It is greatly encouraged for fans of Conan and overseas fans of Dragonero to take a gander. If anyone is curious, Dragonero being printed outside of Italy for the first time is a milestone." Impulse Gamer"Dragonero has also been known to employ a team of allies to assist him on his many journeys in Erondar. However, he never crossed paths with anyone quite like Conan the Barbarian, and the same can be said about the latter ... It is exciting to see the Cimerrian joining forces with someone far more his speed, like Dragonero." CBR"Lorenzo Nuti works wonders with water-coloring as the focus for illustrating the fights between the barbarians and the foreign nation of Erondar, but it does not take attention away from the solid writing that comes from Vietti and Enoch. Stalking and Smith know how to use lettering to emphasise boots against concrete and slaughter from sword to sword. The reader's eyes should be able to shift from page to page easily as the panel layout is easy to follow ... It's easy to follow along and readers do not need to know prior Conan lore in order to jump into this series." ComicBuzz"A fantastic read. It is greatly encouraged for fans of Conan and overseas fans of Dragonero to take a gander. If anyone is curious, Dragonero being printed outside of Italy for the first time is a milestone." Impulse Gamer"Writers Stefano Vietti and Luca Enoch put the focus on Conan, allowing the reader to learn of the world of Erondar through his eyes. This is a subtle but brilliant touch" Kabooooom"Conan from Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures has been absolutely amazing ... The story is kick ass, and the art was fantastic in this." Fanlight Zone"Putting Conan the Barbarian into a high fantasy dragon slaying world feels incredibly natural ... There's weight to everything; armour feels heavy, creatures feel threatening, the world feels very lived-in, the weapons look dangerous, and when the action starts exploding across the page, the art keeps up with it beautifully." Next Issue Podcast