- Pencils
- Mark Schultz
- Genre
- historical; sword and sorcery
- Characters
- Atla; Bran Mak Morn
inside front cover; illustrated with pencil sketch
- Script
- Michael J. Venables ?
- Pencils
- various (thumbnails)
- Inks
- various (thumbnails)
- Colors
- various (thumbnails)
- Letters
- ?
- Characters
- Atla; Bran Mak Morn; Robert E. Howard
title/indicia/table of contents page; illustrated with art from pages 4, 9, 41, 55, 60, 62, & 63 of this book
- Script
- Robert E. Howard (credited) (original story); Roy Thomas (credited) (adaptation)
- Pencils
- Barry Windsor-Smith (credited) (complete pencils on first few pages, partial pencils on later pages); Tim Conrad (credited) (finishes)
- Inks
- Tim Conrad (credited)
- Colors
- George Freeman (credited); Laurie Smith (credited as Laurie E. Smith)
- Letters
- ?
- Editing
- Roy Thomas (original editor)
- Genre
- historical; sword and sorcery
- Characters
- Valerius; Titus Sulla; Centurious Publius; Grom; Bran Mak Morn [as Partha Mac Othna]
- Synopsis
- Bran Mak Morn witnesses one of his people being crucified by the Romans.
- Reprints
colourized version of black and white story; pencil art credits from Tim Conrad interview in this book
- Script
- Robert E. Howard (credited) (original story); Roy Thomas (credited) (adaptation)
- Pencils
- Tim Conrad (credited)
- Inks
- Tim Conrad (credited)
- Colors
- George Freeman (credited); Laurie Smith (credited as Laurie E. Smith)
- Letters
- ?
- Editing
- Roy Thomas (original editor)
- Genre
- historical; sword and sorcery
- Characters
- Grom; Bran Mak Morn [as Partha Mac Othna]; Gonar; Valerius
- Synopsis
- Bran Mak Morn plans his revenge against the Romans.
- Reprints
colourized version of black and white story.
- Script
- Steve Ringgenberg (credited) (interviewer); Tim Conrad (credited) (interviewee)
- Pencils
- Tim Conrad
- Inks
- Tim Conrad
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- typeset
interview with Tim Conrad about his and Barry Windsor-Smith's roles in creating the artwork for the "Worms of the Earth" stories; printed on pages 17 and 40 of this book; background is recolourized art from pages 21 & 24 of this book.
- Script
- Robert E. Howard (credited) (original story); Roy Thomas (credited) (adaptation)
- Pencils
- Tim Conrad (credited) (signed as Tac)
- Inks
- Larry Gaydos (credited) (background assistant); Joyce Furman (airbrush assistant); Tim Conrad (credited) (signed as Tac)
- Colors
- George Freeman (credited); Laurie Smith (credited as Laurie E. Smith)
- Letters
- Tom Orzechowski
- Editing
- Roy Thomas (original editor)
- Genre
- historical; sword and sorcery
- Characters
- Atla; Bran Mak Morn; Titus Sulla
- Synopsis
- Bran Mak Morn seeks the assistance of a witch.
- Reprints
Colourized version of black and white story; reprint does not include prologue page from original 7-page story; inker credits from the GCD index for the original publication of the story
- Script
- Robert E. Howard (credited) (original story); Roy Thomas (credited) (adaptation)
- Pencils
- Tim Conrad (credited)
- Inks
- Tim Conrad (credited)
- Colors
- George Freeman (credited); Laurie Smith (credited as Laurie E. Smith)
- Letters
- Tom Orzechowski
- Editing
- Roy Thomas (original editor)
- Genre
- historical; sword and sorcery
- Characters
- Atla; Bran Mak Morn; Titus Sulla
- Synopsis
- Bran Mak Morn holds the sacred stone of subterranean beast-men hostage until they carry out his revenge on the Romans.
- Reprints
colourized version of black and white story.
- Script
- Fred Blosser (credited)
- Pencils
- Frank Frazetta (credited) (painting); David Ireland (credited) (painting); Jeff Jones (credited) (painting); Ken Kelly (credited) (painting); Jim Wilcox (credited as J. M. Wilcox); Stephen Fabian (credited as Steve Fabian); Virgil Finlay (credited); J. Allen St. John (credited) (painting); Sanjulián (credited as Sanjulian) (painting)
- Inks
- Frank Frazetta (credited) (painting); David Ireland (credited) (painting); Jeff Jones (credited) (painting); Ken Kelly (credited) (painting); Jim Wilcox (credited as J. M. Wilcox); Stephen Fabian (credited as Steve Fabian); Virgil Finlay (credited); J. Allen St. John (credited) (painting); Sanjulián (credited as Sanjulian); Sanjulián (credited as Sanjulian) (painting)
- Colors
- Frank Frazetta (credited) (painting); David Ireland (credited) (painting); Jeff Jones (credited) (painting); Ken Kelly (credited) (painting); J. Allen St. John (credited) (painting); Sanjulián (credited as Sanjulian) (painting); Sanjulián (credited as Sanjulian) (painting)
- Letters
- typeset
- Genre
- sword and sorcery
- Characters
- Atla; Bran Mak Morn
Essay on Bran Mak Morn art; Weird Tales cover and black and white art (November 1932); Bran Mak Morn book covers (Dell, 1969; Donald Grant, 1974; Zebra, 1975; Ace, 1979; Cryptic, 1983; Orbit Publishing, 198?; Baen, 1996); Famous Fantastic Mysteries B&W art (June 1953)
- Script
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Pencils
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Inks
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Colors
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Letters
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Cross Plains, TX, - CIRCA 1930
- Genre
- biography; history
- Characters
- Robert E. Howard; Tevis Clyde Smith
- Synopsis
- Howard and Smith argue about whether Smith should wear a sombrero in public.
adapted from Report On A Writing Man essay by Tevis Clyde Smith; essay published in The Howard Collector #4 (Glenn Lord, Summer 1963); comic strip credits do not state who was responsible for script or art
- Script
- Rusty Burke (credited)
- Pencils
- ? (photos); ? (art)
- Inks
- ?
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- typeset
- Genre
- biography; history
- Characters
- Robert E. Howard (photos); Cororuc
Essay on Howard's Pictish stories and historical and occult ideas of the time; illustrated with photos of Robert E. Howard, the cover of The Romance of Early British Life (Seeley & Co., 1909), and the first page of The Lost Race (Weird Tales, January 1927).
- Script
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Pencils
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Inks
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Colors
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Letters
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Bob, do you always write about barbarians and past history?
- Genre
- biography; history
- Characters
- Novalyne Price [Ellis]; Robert E. Howard
- Synopsis
- Price asks Howard why most of his stories are about fantasy or occult themes.
adapted from an anecdote in Novalyne Price Ellis's book One Who Walked Alone (Donald Grant, 1986); comic strip credits do not state who was responsible for script or art
- Script
- Rusty Burke (credited)
- Pencils
- Jim Keegan (Cross Plains photos); ? (Robert E. Howard photos); ? (cancellation stamp); ? (map)
- Inks
- ? (cancellation stamp); ? (map)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- typeset
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Robert E. Howard (photos)
Essay on a project to preserve Robert E. Howard's home as a museum & tourist attraction; illustrated with photos of Cross Plains and Robert E. Howard; Cross Plains Post Office cancellation stamp; background is Texas road map showing location of Cross Plains.
- Script
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Pencils
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Inks
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Colors
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- Letters
- Jim Keegan ?; Ruth Keegan ?
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Cross Plains, Texas, May 9, 1936
- Genre
- biography; history
- Characters
- Robert E. Howard
- Synopsis
- Howard writes a letter about why he wants to die young.
adapted from a letter Howard wrote to August Derleth on May 9, 1936; letter was published in IS #6 (Tom Collins, 1972); comic strip credits do not state who was responsible for script or art
- Pencils
- Gary Gianni
- Genre
- historical; sword and sorcery
inside back cover; illustrated with pencil sketch for the painting on the outer back cover
- Script
- ?
- Pencils
- Gary Gianni (signed as Gianni) (painting)
- Inks
- Gary Gianni (signed as Gianni) (painting)
- Colors
- Gary Gianni (signed as Gianni) (painting)
- Letters
- typeset
- Genre
- historical; sword and sorcery
- Reprints
- in Bran Mak Morn: The Last King (Wandering Star, 2001) [artwork reprinted as a colour plate]
back cover; includes bar code box, price and ISBN