Issues
Abbreviations: C = Conan, RS = Red Sonja, K = King Kull, TXT = Important article, RE = Later reprinted (Co = Conan the Barbarian, CoA = Conan the Barbarian Annual)
| Issue | Abbr | Title | Writer | Artist | Cover | Re | Notes |
| #1 1974 |
C RS |
"Curse of the Undead-Man" | Roy Thomas | John Buscema, Pablo Marcos |
Boris Vallejo | ||
| RS | "Red Sonja" | Esteban Maroto, Neal Adams, Ernie Chan |
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| TXT | Conan's Women Warriors | Fred Blosser | |||||
| "Blackmark", #1 | Gil Kane | Gil Kane | |||||
| C | "The Frost Giant's Daughter" Re: Conan the Barbarian #16 |
Roy Thomas | Barry Smith | ||||
| #2 | C | "Black Colossus" 3 parts |
Roy Thomas | John Buscema, Alfredo Alcala |
Neal Adams | ||
| "Blackmark", #2 | Gil Kane | Gil Kane | |||||
| KK | "The Beast from the Abyss" | Roy Thomas | Barry Smith | CoA #3 | |||
| #3 | KK | "At the Mountain of the Moon-God" #2: "Where Dark Death Soars" |
Roy Thomas | John Buscema, Pablo Marcos |
Mike Kaluta | CoA #3 | |
| "Blackmark", #3 | Gil Kane | Gil Kane | |||||
| KK | "Kull of Atlantis" | Barry Smith | Barry Smith | ||||
| C | "Demons of the Summit" | Roy Thomas | Tony deZuniga | Co #87 |
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