yeah, we really enjoyed them, like a great odd couple buddy-cop thing, but during wartime in the middle-east with cosmic horror, haha would have been a great series
Cybrarian- as always excellent voice acting and great treatment of the material. This is probably my favorite short story of any genre. Its a perfect action-adventure with a touch of cosmic horror with ancient biblical references to add just a hint of a possibility that it’s true.
This is my first time hearing this story. A fun hot blooded Howard adventure with a waft of Lovecraftian ancient gods. Sorta Indiana Clarney. As always thank you for your entertaining readings.⚔
Absolutely amazing narration as always! And I loved the characters in this one, the only criticism I have is that the fake accents can sometimes be a bit distracting in my opinion
I thought it was called, " The Heart Of Assurbanipal." The important thing is i remembered it well from a paperback called simply, " CUTHULU". The scariest part was when the gem went torwards the wall which had opened partly revealing monsterous eyes looking from the dark. Of how the hero and his partner kept their eyes tightly closed because if they saw what walked from its hiding place, put the gem back in the hand of the moldering corpse on the dais, he would've lost his mind- the mind cannot always handle a denizen of the Cuthulu mythos.
Yes, they def tie-in, in several places. Conan even grapples with a shambling monstrosity in 'The Slithering Shadow' th-cam.com/video/_bu8LP09AhI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ii9RqzgB6LVIf0v_
@@TheCybrarian Thanks, and I had actually listened to that vert story yester- day being both shocked and surprised by the appearance of a Love-Craft monster in that Conan story. I hear some say Conan is Berserks Grand-daddy and after that story...Yep! I agree with that!
Good one.. in the dystopian world of AI voiced stories, this was refreshing. The background music was a nice touch
This has taken a while, be we reckon it's worth the wait. Enjoy.
Its always worth the wait. Amazing work as always
This is SO good.
Awesome
I always check back and anticipate the new content. Great work as always! Now looking forward to the next.
I wish REH had written more about this pair, I would’ve loved to hear more of their stories…..
yeah, we really enjoyed them, like a great odd couple buddy-cop thing, but during wartime in the middle-east with cosmic horror, haha
would have been a great series
Well done! I greatly enjoy your channel!
Fantastic job!
As always, top self narrative and ambiance! This is why you ( and REH) are my favorite storytellers. Thank you for all your hard-work!
Cybrarian- as always excellent voice acting and great treatment of the material. This is probably my favorite short story of any genre. Its a perfect action-adventure with a touch of cosmic horror with ancient biblical references to add just a hint of a possibility that it’s true.
This was absolutely fantastic bro🤙
Amazing, enjoying immensely, thank you for your dedication to quality and excellence
Superb rendition! Was looking forward to this, and you didnt dissapoint!
I love everything you'll put out thank you'll plz keep putting out more unheard REH or any books we need
This is my first time hearing this story. A fun hot blooded Howard adventure with a waft of Lovecraftian ancient gods. Sorta Indiana Clarney. As always thank you for your entertaining readings.⚔
A great story!!!Thank you!!
Thanks!
Thank you so much, always appreciated.
I've been eagerly awaiting this one!
Absolutely amazing narration as always! And I loved the characters in this one, the only criticism I have is that the fake accents can sometimes be a bit distracting in my opinion
Greetings from France! This barbarian's been traveling again 🍻
Have a flagon of wine for us!
Took me a while to get to this one (sorry) but oohhhh yes was it worth it, cannot praise your work enough! But I'll keep trying. 😎🤣
100👍👍🏿
I thought it was called, " The Heart Of Assurbanipal." The important thing is i remembered it well from a paperback called simply, " CUTHULU". The scariest part was when the gem went torwards the wall which had opened partly revealing monsterous eyes looking from the dark. Of how the hero and his partner kept their eyes tightly closed because if they saw what walked from its hiding place, put the gem back in the hand of the moldering corpse on the dais, he would've lost his mind- the mind cannot always handle a denizen of the Cuthulu mythos.
ye, the eyes closed thing is very raiders of the lost ark
@@TheCybrarian , Only difference- the power presiding over the Ark had nothing to do with Cuthulu.
Question: Do Robert E Howards Cthulhu story's tie-in to the Conan story's are they their own separate cannon? Either way; good October listening!
Yes, they def tie-in, in several places. Conan even grapples with a shambling monstrosity in 'The Slithering Shadow'
th-cam.com/video/_bu8LP09AhI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ii9RqzgB6LVIf0v_
Conan is canonical to the Cthulhu Mythos. HPL even mentiones Cimmeria by name in "The Shadow out of Time".
@@TheCybrarian Thanks, and I had
actually listened to that vert story yester-
day being both shocked and surprised
by the appearance of a Love-Craft
monster in that Conan story. I hear some
say Conan is Berserks Grand-daddy and
after that story...Yep! I agree with that!
Yup, Howard inspired many
Howard and Lovecraft had quite a bit of discourse. I have done my best to dig up and pour through all of the works of each.
Thanks!
Thanks a lot for this, on our 10k anniversary.