Conan de Overweldiger

The story captures Conan's transformation from a fierce warrior to a ruler. I wonder what inspired the choices behind his character arc and the political landscape he navigates.

Conan's actions often walk the line between heroism and brutality. I'm curious if others saw this as a reflection of the gritty pulp style or a deeper commentary.

The detailed description of the fictional land and cultures made it feel so real. I wonder whether Howard developed a whole mythology behind it or if it grew as he wrote.