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Solomon Kane is from Devonshire, England. The Baskervilles of Baskerville Hall have been in Devonshire for centuries. The Puritan slayer of evil, a foggy moor, a deadly mire, and a monstrous phantom hound? This REH/ACD crossover practically writes itself!
@DeAgaba Ich bin davon überzeugt, dass es eine Unmöglichkeit ist, deine beiden Reh-Charaktere nicht zu lieben! Dein Zeichenstil trägt eine Wärme und Geborgenheit mit sich, über die ich mich jedes Mal aufs Neue freuen kann und ich schätze deine Arbeit wirklich sehr. <3
Hello fello kobold fans! looking for some nifty, adorable kobold designs? Well now you can at the controllertape merch store! Help support @Controllertape and myself with this REH designs! https://t.co/TFatjW6Bn9
The AoC minis lacked the flavor and tone of the Hyborian setting. It was bland YA fantasy with too many modern colloquialisms and vernacular. The characters didn’t match the setting. Dark Agnes is from 16th century France. Get a feel for REH’s language and write her in context.
@kellyknowlesart @PeachBite_ Hi I'm Reh, a german artist and student.
I love to draw soft and fierced woman, monsters etc.
I wish you all a wonderful weekend 🌻
i cant stop thinking about re:h and markus especially smh #REH #redembracehollywood #killhollywood
@kassiopeeia Hello together!
First of all, thank you for this opportunity <3
I'm Reh, a german artist. My passion are fierced and soft girls and fantasy stuff <3
@Kyuubeeb Thank you for the opportunity! <3
I'm Reh, a german artist with a weakness for soft and fierced girls and animals/animal like species <3
@phoebesketches Well guess I jump in and take this opportunity!
Hi, I'm Reh. A german artist and I finally decided to seperate my art stuff and my personal stuff, so my acc is relatively new.
I love to draw woman, fierced and soft and animals/animal like species <3
@Last_Atlanteans They adapted and “completed” REH’s story fragments “The Castle of the Devil” and “Death’s Black Riders” as well as an adaptation of “Red Shadows.”
Version 015: “Glénat Conan”-
French Conan comics (published by Ablaze in English) and directly adapted from REH Conan stories in the public domain.
Despite being a big fan of Conan and REH, I’m a bit embarrassed to say that I’ve read very little Lovecraft. I just never seem to get around to him. I may be totally wrong, but he seems more of a concept than character guy. Who are his best known characters (not Cthulhu types)?
#016 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
VALERIA, originally appeared in “Red Nails,” published 1936.
Valeria had a sharp sword and tongue, but still melts to Conan’s charms after nearly being a human sacrifice.
Art: J. Anacleto, B. Windsor-Smith, T. Dodson
#012 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
ZENOBIA, originally appeared in “The Hour of the Dragon,” published 1935-36.
From slave to queen, of all the women of “an age undreamed of,” Zenobia was the one to rule by Conan’s side.
Art: T. Giorello, J. Buscema
#004 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
OLIVIA, originally appeared in “Iron Shadows in the Moon,” published 1934.
Conan is aided by and protects Olivia while dealing with a warrior-lord, pirates, a moonlit curse, and an ape.
Art: J. Buscema, Tomas Giorello
#002 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
BÊLIT, originally appeared in “Queen of the Black Coast,” published 1934.
Conan’s great and tragic love on the high seas.
Art: John Buscema, Becky Cloonan, Sana Takeda, Jason Metcalf
#001 / REH’s “Ladies of Conan” adapted to comic book form:
ATALI, originally appeared in “The Frost-Giant’s Daughter,” published 1976.
Atali led Conan on quite the merry chase with unexpected results.
Art: Cary Nord, Barry Windsor-Smith, Robin Recht
