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by Robert E. Howard and L. Sprague de Camp
First published in slightly differently form under the title Gods of the North in The
Fantasy Fan for March (1934)
Reprinted in this form in Fantastic Universe Science Fiction for December (1956)
Revised by Robert E. Howard and later by L. Sprague de Camp, it was reprinted under its
present title in Fantasy Fiction for August , by Future Publications, Inc. (1953)
And reprinted in The Coming of Conan, by
Robert E. Howard, Gnome Press, Inc. (1953)
Freely adapted in the (black and white) comic magazine Savage
Tales #1, by Roy Thomas, artwork by Barry Smith, Magazine Management Co. (May,
1971)
Comic adaptation reprinted in the comic book Conan
the Barbarian #16, by Roy Thomas, artwork by Barry Smith, Marvel Comics Group, NY
(197?)
Current source: Conan of Cimmeria, by Robert E. Howard, L. Sprague de Camp and Lin
Carter, Ace Books, New York, NY (1969)
| Fed up with civilization and its magic, Conan rides back to his native Cimmeria. After a month or two of wenching and drinking, however, he grows restless enough to join his old friends, the AEsir, in a raid into Vanaheim. |
