The second part of our new Comics Go Hollywood miniseries, in which we take a look at two adaptations of the classic Conan story, the Tower of the Elephant! It's Hollywood enough, folks! The comics we will be looking at today include:

• Conan the Barbarian #4 (1971) - Written by Roy Thomas, illustrated by Barry Windsor Smith, inked by Sal Buscema, coloured by Mimi Gold, lettered by Sam Rosen

• Conan #20-22 (2005) - Written by Kurt Busiek, illustrated by Cary Nord, coloured by Dave Stewart, lettered by Richard Starkings and Comicraft

You can find the original Robert E. Howard short story, The Tower of the Elephant, here!

You can buy these comics at most good comic stores or ask your local bookstore to try and order them. Alternatively, you can read these comics digitally via the Marvel Unlimited app, or the Comixology app via Amazon.

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