That cartoon is literally the only thing I watch. My Tubi history shows it. This channel is the only channel that I ALWAYS look forward to the next video after thoroughly enjoying the latest one.
Oh and lo and behold you’re the dude who does the acheronian sorcerer RP conan exiles videos , I’ve seen those on my ps5 from the “latest captured videos” for the game.
Christy Marx wrote one of my favorite Red Sonja stories, Master of Shadows. Fantastic story of a family of assassins trying to kill Sonja. Terrific story with John Buscema and Tony deZuniga on art.
Its funny how this cartoon had the most dedication to the lore than any of the movie attempts etc. I have fond memories of getting home from school to watch this show, even had some of the action figures. Then one day I get home ready to continue watching Conan.....when to my horror and surprise it had been replaced by 'Doug'....by crom the wrath of 6 year old me was off the charts!
Nice interview. Could use a few more clips of the cartoon for those of us not familiar with it - maybe a separate retrospective video. Sounds like she did some good work
This is great, I’m a big fan of the cartoon and Christy Marx. Can you try and interview more past Conan creators that such as Joe Jusko or Gary Kwapisz for example? Keep up the great work!
Yes, you got Christy Marx, one of the authors of my childhood! The stories she and the other creators at Sunbow were able to tell essentially making 22 minute toy commercials is still so impressive to me. Thank you, O Chroniclers of Nemedia!
CTA was my first exposure to Conan. It aired about an hour after I started school, so I had to set my VCR everyday to make sure I didn’t miss any episodes. I crossed my fingers that the beginning or ending wouldn't get cut off and of course there were the occasional programming delays and severe weather warnings to ruin a recording. Eventually, though, I managed to get all 65 episodes transferred to some cheap and very grainy VHS tapes. I didn’t read the comics or original stories until a couple decades later, but going back to the show now I really appreciate how many REH references they crammed into these episodes. Ram-Amon being held down by a Naga-eating plant, I am guessing they borrowed that scene from The Scarlet Citadel, when Conan rescued Pelias from a man-eating plant with roots extending down to hell. While there may not have been a strict continuity, the show could not be randomly watched, as there were some episodes which depicted real progress for Conan’s quest and dedicated fans could definitely detect an order and organization to the series. The way they got around depicting violence by using star-metal weapons which would transport serpent men to the abyss was genius and really made sense within that contained universe. I have heard this show criticized by more hardline REH fans, but they’re wrong. This show was amazing and excellent and that accolade comes with no caveats. It was just that damn good. I could and have watched this series from start to finish over and over again, but if I had to pick favorite episodes it would be the following: Dregs-Amon the Great The Amulet of Vathelos The Terrible Torrinon Torrinion Returns Birth of Wrath-Amon Escape of Ram-Amon Into the Abyss Once and Future Conan A Serpent Coils the Earth parts 1-3 There were a ton of funny one-liners as well: Dregs: It was the eggs or my life? Wrath-Amon: WRONG CHOICE! Ram-Amon (to Dregs): Still your forked tongue, you pandering worm! And yet you are right, for now that I have the Amulet of Vathelos and Greywolf’s star-metal staff, I truly am the greatest of all Wizards! Ram-Amon was my favorite character and I wish they would have used him in more episodes. Hell, I wish they would have had him return as the head of the Snake Cult and conquer earth. I love it when a good bad guy wins! It’s a damn shame that there was not a second season to wrap up the hanging plot threads. Will Sasha and Misha ever be fully cured of their lycanthropy? I would like to hear Christy’s thoughts on what would have been in Conan the Adventurer season 2! I know it’s a big ask, but it would be cool if Titan Comics could do a story about these CTA characters. Maybe a What If in their new SSOC magazine?
I think you mean a third season. The show was broken down into 2 seasons: Season 1 (13 episodes) and Season 2 (52 episodes). There was also a sequel series called Conan and the Young Warriors, but sadly it didn't continue any of the storylines from Conan the Adventurer.
I really like the references to the REH stories. In the past, I had documented which episodes were referencing which story. I also notice that some episodes in either title and/or story made reference to Greek or Norse mythology.
@@blueghostfire9038 Thanks for the correction regarding the fact that there were two seasons. I tried watching an episode of Conan and the Young Warriors, but did not like it, so I never saw more than one episode. I remember that for some reason they changed Conan's voice actor and had the CTA Conan voice actor play a villainous monster instead.
As always, many thanks. Wow, making Conan the Barbarian for kids?!? The lady sure had her work cut out her. Conan is definitely R18+ material. But having the chance to work with Stan Lee? What an honour ⚔️
Christy Marx is definitely someone I would love to sit down and have drinks with. I hope I run across her at some point. Maybe at a convention or conference. I'll definitely keep an eye out.
Conan the Adventurer was one of my favorite cartoons growing up. I own Season One and Parts 1 and 2 of Season Two on dvd. Thank you Christy, for everything you did :)
I have been loving these podcast because I have been learning so much on people who have worked on from Roy Thomas, Jeff Shanks, and John C Hocking. Each guests I am blown away what they have worked on.
Sisterhood of Steel sounds interesting. The artwork looks very cool as well. Babes with swords will definitely make for a good read. Very sad Peter died. What a talented artist.
@@christymarx9528 my girlfriend in Paradise lost her home as well. She’s down the hill now. It was so tragic for everyone. I love the next ridge over and am smack dab in the forest. I worry about a repeat every day
@@spanishyoda Sorry to hear about your girlfriend. All I can say is...be prepared. We had worked out an emergency plan when we first moved up there, never dreaming we'd actually have to put it into effect. But we did and we got ourselves and our six cats out alive.
Great for this to come out on my 38th Birthday! Even if I only noticed it now... When it comes to Conan the Adventurer, that was my second entry into the World of Conan (1984's Conan the Destroyer being the first, and 1982's Conan the barbarian being the Third) Got the first 39 Episodes on DVD (Tubi TV only just got cleared into UK again 2/3 days back and it's not viewable there for me yet), but the more I watched (and still watch) it, the more depth and detail I can make out in it: Characters that have more than just two dimensions (for the core cast at least) with their own lives, responsibilities, distinct characterisations, stories, and motives. Even taking the time to Flesh out some of the Villains making them more than cardboard cutouts, even if it sounds like doing it fully wasn't possible due to certain constraints, I still appreciate what could be done. Great Worldbuild, so much packed in, you really see and feel where they live, and how the supporting cast aren't always there owing to having their own lives and duties to see to. My Personals Top 5 Episodes would be (in Descending Order): Birth of Wrath-Amon A Serpent Coils the Earth Part II A Serpent Coils the Earth Part III WindFang's Eyrie The Sword of Destiny - I think this one had a different Animation Studio make it which gave it a LOT of extra Spit 'n' Polish And on top of all that, enormous What If potential steeped into it, if just a small change here and there is made. As for people to try and interview? Well there is the obvious option of Schwarzenegger. But there's also John Walsh, maybe William Stout? In any case, I suspect you'll be spoiled for choice.
Ironic, I recently went back and watched the Conan cartoon a few months ago. Love that Roy was Christy's in and later was able to bring him on it reminds me of the creator of Samurai Jack starting on Ren and Stimpy and later getting his mentor a job on Jack. Awesome hearing how she came up with ways around studio mandates and all the great shows she had a hand in. Really good watch.
The Saturday morning cartoon has long been a guilty pleasure of mine. I used the star metal weapons in my dnd game so my players could fight the bad guys but have them show up again after they return from there trip to another dimension.
Back in the day NBC did a TV movie about the making of Charlie's Angels and it ended with the showrunner off to create Cageney and Lacey, generally grateful for the opportunity and doors opened by CA but glad to do a show with more characterization and less male gaze, Sisterhood of Steel always had that vibe to me.
Great guest and great interview! I really enjoyed her little anecdotes from working with those companies and her interest in Red Sonja's shitty origin. It's good stuff. Hopefully she shows up as a writer for Savage Sword at some point. I just mentioned in a video I recorded today that I was hoping Heroic Signatures would bring a big haired lady character to the magazine at some point.
We would truly love a sequel to Christy's story Child of Scorcery - What happened to Conan's Daughter? If the magazine continues to sell well, we'll do our best to make dreams come true!
Wow, I clicked on this not expecting much and found myself enthralled! I definitely agree with Christy about Red Sonja and find myself suddenly very curious about Sisterhood of Steel. But the thing that really got me was her praise for the '82 film, even with the mild caveat about the origin story. And on that point... I really do not understand why Arnold's clear desire to do a King Conan film - a sequel to the '82 film - has been seemingly rejected by the powers that be. Apparently there is a script that depicts Conan in his declining years in a kind of 'Unforgiven' or 'Logan' type scenario, and Arnold is 110% keen to do it. What exactly is the downside here? Arnold is clearly established as the quintessential Conan in pop culture, and the first film actually has an epilogue promising to explore Conan's life as King. Unlike other continuations/reboots (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters, Terminator etc etc) Conan is the only one that actually makes sense outside of being a nostalgic cash-grab...even from the perspective of the original Howard tales beginning with Conan as king of Aquilonia. I know purists are hankering for a Howard-accurate depiction of the Cimmerian but this will never happen. Even a line by line adaptation of Hour of the Dragon would end up annoying someone for some reason. And normal people don't care anyway. Villeniuve's Dune has shown that a heartfelt adaptation can veer from the source material and still maintain the integrity of the property (which to my mind is what Milius' Conan did back in the day) and Top Gun Maverick has shown how a sequel 35 years after the fact can actually succeed with flying colours. I think it's a no-brainer. Even normal 'non-Conan' people would find such a film fascinating IMO. It would probably even kickstart renewed interest in the '82 movie which in turn could potentially instigate a Conan EU (tie-in novels, comics etc). Am I missing something? Didn't the Momoa movie demonstrate that a reboot probably isn't the way to go? Thanks for yet another great video by the way 😊 Edit - just saw the comment posted by this channel in the Roy Thomas interview thread (re Netflix)...such a shame they passed on King Conan. Looking forward to what the future holds...🙂
Great interview! I loved Conan the Adventurer as a very young child. Heck one of my earliest memories is at recess in pre-K insisting I wanted to be Ninja Conan (one of the toys from the show...assume this was one of his outfits in the show but honestly don't remember). Also I am a huge fan of Marx's work at DC during the New 52 including Amethyst and Birds of Prey!
I just got to the part where she said there is a series bible, I probably should have watched it all before I posted my comment 😅 I wonder did she keep a copy, and if she would/could be willing to make it publicly available?
@@christymarx9528 Thank you! Glenn confirmed unfortunately you two never worked directly with each other. He told me the director/ producer he worked with on Jem was Gwen Wexler.
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That guy with the crazy Tubi stats for watching the Conan Cartoon. Yeah, that's me! Nobody has watched it more than I have. That's an absolute fact.
You Legend!!!
If Robert E. Howard made Conan a Saturday morning cartoon, it wouldn't be for kids. It would give Genghis Khan nightmares.
These videos are getting me into Conan. My dad collects Conan so we have books and comics all around the house of him so I have easy access.
Lucky MF!!!🫡
We are glad to forge a deeper relationship between father and son! 🤝
I know Conan is a niche subject but how does this channel only have a few thousand subscribers!? It is great!
We appreciate it kind warrior! Help us spread the word so others will know of the mighty Conan!
That cartoon is literally the only thing I watch. My Tubi history shows it. This channel is the only channel that I ALWAYS look forward to the next video after thoroughly enjoying the latest one.
We made this channel for legends just like you, thank you for watching warrior!
Oh and lo and behold you’re the dude who does the acheronian sorcerer RP conan exiles videos , I’ve seen those on my ps5 from the “latest captured videos” for the game.
@@challengemusictv I post videos regularly. I'm all about this game. It's the best Sword and Sorcery game and the only one with REH lore as it is.
I'm a simple man. I see the Conan TH-cam posted a video, and I hit like
We appreciate you pleasing the algorithm spirits!
Conan did have a daughter named Radegund in the "Conan the King" comic series by Marvel. Great video, Christy Marx is a treasure.
Very cool! We would love to see all of Conan's daughter's team up, be it comic... or video game!
I really enjoyed this episode!!!! I never knew there was a woman writer! So cool to hear her stories! Great HOST!
😎
Christy Marx wrote one of my favorite Red Sonja stories, Master of Shadows. Fantastic story of a family of assassins trying to kill Sonja. Terrific story with John Buscema and Tony deZuniga on art.
Love all these different guests! So cool Roy gave Christy her start then she was able to return the favor eventually getting him a job on the show.
Warriors in battle look out for each other 💪
Its funny how this cartoon had the most dedication to the lore than any of the movie attempts etc. I have fond memories of getting home from school to watch this show, even had some of the action figures. Then one day I get home ready to continue watching Conan.....when to my horror and surprise it had been replaced by 'Doug'....by crom the wrath of 6 year old me was off the charts!
Nice interview. Could use a few more clips of the cartoon for those of us not familiar with it - maybe a separate retrospective video. Sounds like she did some good work
This is great, I’m a big fan of the cartoon and Christy Marx. Can you try and interview more past Conan creators that such as Joe Jusko or Gary Kwapisz for example? Keep up the great work!
We definitely have them on the list!
Yes, you got Christy Marx, one of the authors of my childhood! The stories she and the other creators at Sunbow were able to tell essentially making 22 minute toy commercials is still so impressive to me. Thank you, O Chroniclers of Nemedia!
CTA was my first exposure to Conan.
It aired about an hour after I started school, so I had to set my VCR everyday to make sure I didn’t miss any episodes.
I crossed my fingers that the beginning or ending wouldn't get cut off and of course there were the occasional programming delays and severe weather warnings to ruin a recording.
Eventually, though, I managed to get all 65 episodes transferred to some cheap and very grainy VHS tapes.
I didn’t read the comics or original stories until a couple decades later, but going back to the show now I really appreciate how many REH references they crammed into these episodes.
Ram-Amon being held down by a Naga-eating plant, I am guessing they borrowed that scene from The Scarlet Citadel, when Conan rescued Pelias from a man-eating plant with roots extending down to hell.
While there may not have been a strict continuity, the show could not be randomly watched, as there were some episodes which depicted real progress for Conan’s quest and dedicated fans could definitely detect an order and organization to the series.
The way they got around depicting violence by using star-metal weapons which would transport serpent men to the abyss was genius and really made sense within that contained universe.
I have heard this show criticized by more hardline REH fans, but they’re wrong. This show was amazing and excellent and that accolade comes with no caveats. It was just that damn good.
I could and have watched this series from start to finish over and over again, but if I had to pick favorite episodes it would be the following:
Dregs-Amon the Great
The Amulet of Vathelos
The Terrible Torrinon
Torrinion Returns
Birth of Wrath-Amon
Escape of Ram-Amon
Into the Abyss
Once and Future Conan
A Serpent Coils the Earth parts 1-3
There were a ton of funny one-liners as well:
Dregs: It was the eggs or my life?
Wrath-Amon: WRONG CHOICE!
Ram-Amon (to Dregs): Still your forked tongue, you pandering worm! And yet you are right, for now that I have the Amulet of Vathelos and Greywolf’s star-metal staff, I truly am the greatest of all Wizards!
Ram-Amon was my favorite character and I wish they would have used him in more episodes.
Hell, I wish they would have had him return as the head of the Snake Cult and conquer earth. I love it when a good bad guy wins!
It’s a damn shame that there was not a second season to wrap up the hanging plot threads. Will Sasha and Misha ever be fully cured of their lycanthropy?
I would like to hear Christy’s thoughts on what would have been in Conan the Adventurer season 2!
I know it’s a big ask, but it would be cool if Titan Comics could do a story about these CTA characters. Maybe a What If in their new SSOC magazine?
I think you mean a third season. The show was broken down into 2 seasons: Season 1 (13 episodes) and Season 2 (52 episodes).
There was also a sequel series called Conan and the Young Warriors, but sadly it didn't continue any of the storylines from Conan the Adventurer.
I really like the references to the REH stories. In the past, I had documented which episodes were referencing which story.
I also notice that some episodes in either title and/or story made reference to Greek or Norse mythology.
@@blueghostfire9038 Thanks for the correction regarding the fact that there were two seasons. I tried watching an episode of Conan and the Young Warriors, but did not like it, so I never saw more than one episode. I remember that for some reason they changed Conan's voice actor and had the CTA Conan voice actor play a villainous monster instead.
Such an intelligent and elegant woman, she has done us fans proud!
She is a treasure!
How about a podcast about the art of Frank Frazetta or the art of Conan over the years? Those amazing images have brought many to the work of REH
Interview with Frank's grandaughter Sara on the way!
Conan and King Arthur and his knights of Justice was awesome.
As always, many thanks. Wow, making Conan the Barbarian for kids?!? The lady sure had her work cut out her. Conan is definitely R18+ material. But having the chance to work with Stan Lee? What an honour ⚔️
Christy Marx is definitely someone I would love to sit down and have drinks with. I hope I run across her at some point. Maybe at a convention or conference. I'll definitely keep an eye out.
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Conan the Adventurer was one of my favorite cartoons growing up. I own Season One and Parts 1 and 2 of Season Two on dvd. Thank you Christy, for everything you did :)
I love the videos i want conan to come back but in a meaningful way that respects material.
But id love to see more on Conans daughter.
You should check out the latest comics and books we are making with Titan!
I have been loving these podcast because I have been learning so much on people who have worked on from Roy Thomas, Jeff Shanks, and John C Hocking. Each guests I am blown away what they have worked on.
Someone even from the whole wide world!
A great depiction of Conan's legendary creator! We will look into who we can grab.
I loved conan cartoon
Have watched all the episode's in a loop
Neat introspection into a very talented individual.
Likewise!
Great interview. Loved Conan the Adventurer back then. Wish there were a nice dvd compilation.
Absolutely loving this channel!!! By Crom, keep up the great work!!!
thank you good sir, we will! 🤝
Sisterhood of Steel sounds interesting. The artwork looks very cool as well. Babes with swords will definitely make for a good read. Very sad Peter died. What a talented artist.
That's funny I read that Savage Sword two days ago.
Fate acts in mysterious ways!
Conan the Adventurer was such a great show. It needs to get a full physical media release. Shout Factory never released the final parts of season 2.
Great interview, the Cartoon was probably my first exposure to Conan.
It was for many and a lot of cartoons are!
I've seen some episode of this old cartoon back then not much but it's kind of cool about information about it.
It's fun to go back and see the blast from the past!
Even an interview with someone who worked on Solomon kane or the kull film
Definitely something for us to consider when we launch the Heroic Signatures channel!
Holy cow! I live the next ridge over from Paradise, CA. Who knew I lived so close to a Conan legend!
Maybe you'll bump into her on your weekly adventure to the grocery store!
Unfortunately, our house burned down in the Camp Fire in 2018. Lost everything and moved away.
@@christymarx9528 my girlfriend in Paradise lost her home as well. She’s down the hill now. It was so tragic for everyone. I love the next ridge over and am smack dab in the forest. I worry about a repeat every day
@@spanishyoda Sorry to hear about your girlfriend. All I can say is...be prepared. We had worked out an emergency plan when we first moved up there, never dreaming we'd actually have to put it into effect. But we did and we got ourselves and our six cats out alive.
I'm reading her Birds of Prey series now!
She is still killing it!
Great for this to come out on my 38th Birthday! Even if I only noticed it now...
When it comes to Conan the Adventurer, that was my second entry into the World of Conan (1984's Conan the Destroyer being the first, and 1982's Conan the barbarian being the Third)
Got the first 39 Episodes on DVD (Tubi TV only just got cleared into UK again 2/3 days back and it's not viewable there for me yet), but the more I watched (and still watch) it, the more depth and detail I can make out in it:
Characters that have more than just two dimensions (for the core cast at least) with their own lives, responsibilities, distinct characterisations, stories, and motives. Even taking the time to Flesh out some of the Villains making them more than cardboard cutouts, even if it sounds like doing it fully wasn't possible due to certain constraints, I still appreciate what could be done.
Great Worldbuild, so much packed in, you really see and feel where they live, and how the supporting cast aren't always there owing to having their own lives and duties to see to.
My Personals Top 5 Episodes would be (in Descending Order):
Birth of Wrath-Amon
A Serpent Coils the Earth Part II
A Serpent Coils the Earth Part III
WindFang's Eyrie
The Sword of Destiny - I think this one had a different Animation Studio make it which gave it a LOT of extra Spit 'n' Polish
And on top of all that, enormous What If potential steeped into it, if just a small change here and there is made.
As for people to try and interview? Well there is the obvious option of Schwarzenegger. But there's also John Walsh, maybe William Stout?
In any case, I suspect you'll be spoiled for choice.
We have an interview with John Walsh that is scheduled to launch in August. Stay tuned!
Dope, I grew up with this, great work, we need a reboot
This is a great channel!
thank you kind adventurer!
super interesting interview, thanks for hosting this. would love to see what Mrs. Marx would have done without the violence restrictions.
Definitely, maybe we can get her back to write a Savage Sword issue 🤔
Ironic, I recently went back and watched the Conan cartoon a few months ago. Love that Roy was Christy's in and later was able to bring him on it reminds me of the creator of Samurai Jack starting on Ren and Stimpy and later getting his mentor a job on Jack. Awesome hearing how she came up with ways around studio mandates and all the great shows she had a hand in. Really good watch.
Side note Roy and Jim Starlin 's work with Adam Warlock is some of my favorite in comics.
What an amazing guest and great show, thank you
Christy Marx RULES!
The Saturday morning cartoon has long been a guilty pleasure of mine. I used the star metal weapons in my dnd game so my players could fight the bad guys but have them show up again after they return from there trip to another dimension.
That's so cool!
Back in the day NBC did a TV movie about the making of Charlie's Angels and it ended with the showrunner off to create Cageney and Lacey, generally grateful for the opportunity and doors opened by CA but glad to do a show with more characterization and less male gaze, Sisterhood of Steel always had that vibe to me.
Thank you!
This was very interesting and enjoyable. Thank you both for doing it.
Thank YOU for watching!
Great guest and great interview! I really enjoyed her little anecdotes from working with those companies and her interest in Red Sonja's shitty origin. It's good stuff. Hopefully she shows up as a writer for Savage Sword at some point. I just mentioned in a video I recorded today that I was hoping Heroic Signatures would bring a big haired lady character to the magazine at some point.
We would truly love a sequel to Christy's story Child of Scorcery - What happened to Conan's Daughter? If the magazine continues to sell well, we'll do our best to make dreams come true!
Wow- this interview took an unexpected turn for a few minutes at around the 32.00 mark..
It would be great to see someone who walked on all of the Conan live action tv series as not that much information is out for that.
Ralf Moeller would be great, that guy's had an interesting career.
We are looking into exactly that!
Wow, I clicked on this not expecting much and found myself enthralled! I definitely agree with Christy about Red Sonja and find myself suddenly very curious about Sisterhood of Steel. But the thing that really got me was her praise for the '82 film, even with the mild caveat about the origin story. And on that point...
I really do not understand why Arnold's clear desire to do a King Conan film - a sequel to the '82 film - has been seemingly rejected by the powers that be. Apparently there is a script that depicts Conan in his declining years in a kind of 'Unforgiven' or 'Logan' type scenario, and Arnold is 110% keen to do it. What exactly is the downside here? Arnold is clearly established as the quintessential Conan in pop culture, and the first film actually has an epilogue promising to explore Conan's life as King. Unlike other continuations/reboots (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters, Terminator etc etc) Conan is the only one that actually makes sense outside of being a nostalgic cash-grab...even from the perspective of the original Howard tales beginning with Conan as king of Aquilonia.
I know purists are hankering for a Howard-accurate depiction of the Cimmerian but this will never happen. Even a line by line adaptation of Hour of the Dragon would end up annoying someone for some reason. And normal people don't care anyway. Villeniuve's Dune has shown that a heartfelt adaptation can veer from the source material and still maintain the integrity of the property (which to my mind is what Milius' Conan did back in the day) and Top Gun Maverick has shown how a sequel 35 years after the fact can actually succeed with flying colours.
I think it's a no-brainer. Even normal 'non-Conan' people would find such a film fascinating IMO. It would probably even kickstart renewed interest in the '82 movie which in turn could potentially instigate a Conan EU (tie-in novels, comics etc).
Am I missing something? Didn't the Momoa movie demonstrate that a reboot probably isn't the way to go?
Thanks for yet another great video by the way 😊
Edit - just saw the comment posted by this channel in the Roy Thomas interview thread (re Netflix)...such a shame they passed on King Conan. Looking forward to what the future holds...🙂
All of us want another Conan movie, and for it to be the best it can possibly be, that requires a whole lot of patience but we hope it will pay off!
Great interview! I loved Conan the Adventurer as a very young child. Heck one of my earliest memories is at recess in pre-K insisting I wanted to be Ninja Conan (one of the toys from the show...assume this was one of his outfits in the show but honestly don't remember).
Also I am a huge fan of Marx's work at DC during the New 52 including Amethyst and Birds of Prey!
I have the Conan Ninja figure!
@@conanthebarbarianofficial oh awesome!!
I would read the HELL out of sisterhood of steel.
Agreed! We hope she eventually writes that book!
I loved this story i ran a d&d game 😊based on it
That's so cool!
Thanks!
Your welcome!
Maybe someone from monolith or modiphius?
stay tuned 😉
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I would love to see her stories animated into a film geared towards adults with no restrictions on gore or violence. And no cute phoenix sidekick!
That would be awesome!!
Did Christy do any work for the Conan Exiles game and what does she think about it? Do you guys play Conan Exiles?
No involvement.
@@christymarx9528 Thank you, Christy!
Conon was always best on Late Night
Would love to the two conan's team up one day! 😂
Any Howard Days videos on the way?
Not one specifically about Howard Days but our upcoming video on Robert E. Howard will feature a lot of footage from Howard days so stay tuned!
@@conanthebarbarianofficial I thought you filmed all the sessions
@@alexanderurqhartjensen939 We filmed some of them however it will be up to the REH foundation to post them.
Is there a series bible for Conan the Adventurer? I would love to see/read it.
I just got to the part where she said there is a series bible, I probably should have watched it all before I posted my comment 😅
I wonder did she keep a copy, and if she would/could be willing to make it publicly available?
@@blueghostfire9038 You never know!
15:09 "Drek" to NYC Jews means a derogatory reference to fecal matter.
So I learned! LOL!
@@christymarx9528 By the way, I have a good friend by the name of Glenn Vilppu who was a storyboard director on Jem. Do you remember him?
@@KiCreativeStudioJP I'm afraid not. I lived a long distance from the studio and was mainly dealing with the producer and other writers.
@@christymarx9528 Thank you! Glenn confirmed unfortunately you two never worked directly with each other. He told me the director/ producer he worked with on Jem was Gwen Wexler.
It's an alright cartoon. My only criticism is that the characters almost yell their third or fourth line
What can one say without yelling the third or fourth line, the 80s were wild and the early 90s was no different.
@@conanthebarbarianofficial True. You got a point there
@0:00 - ...was Tom Petty Roy Thomas all along???
I hope that you "Won't Back Down" from that theory!
@@conanthebarbarianofficial Very nice. 10 points to Gryffindor!
hey *pokes with stick* post a new video
stay tuned VERY soon!
Conan is a player not the term this guy used 😂
That's fair! What can I say, I was feeling saucy that day!
It is one of the worst cartoon's in history. It was AWWWWWWWWEFULL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the feedback! Sincerely: 90s children's programing.