Conan

In the late 1970s, the Dutch publisher Zig-Zag brought Robert E. Howard's iconic barbarian to European audiences with its own Conan series, running 26 issues from 1978 to 1980. While the facts don't name specific creators, the series was part of a broader wave of licensed Conan comics that flourished internationally during this era, offering a distinctive take on the Cimmerian's sword-and-sorcery adventures. It stands as a notable example of how Conan's popularity crossed borders, giving Dutch readers a homegrown version of the Hyborian Age.