Not a bad overview, includes some of the behind the scenes intrigue between Glenn Lord and L. Sprague de Camp (who's writing I deplored).

Relatively complete, though he seems to skip right over the Jason Momoa Conan movie, interestingly enough.

Filled with gorgeous art. ( )

One of the few good reference books written on the Sullen Northman. With this book we get to see the many aspects and personalities that multiple writers have given us for our hero. Publication history and lots of good meaty things to slice into. Reminds us that Conan is not just a character that Arnold portrayed. But instead a conflicted and brooding man who knows his destiny but constantly clashes with it. Much more than a big guy wearing a loin cloth in a much bigger world than we ever thought.