Steve Lieber: These are from one of my favorite of Joe Kubert's comics, Tarzan 227. His figure drawing had reached an expressive peak, and he drew the hell out of young warrior Tulum and his father. Plus he designed his pages to eliminate formal panel borders whenever possible, with striking results.

Tarzan’s put on his wolf suit? You know that means it’s time to fuck up a yeti.

These are from one of my favorite of Joe Kubert's comics, Tarzan 227. His figure drawing had reached an expressive peak, and he drew the hell out of young warrior Tulum and his father. Plus he designed his pages to eliminate formal panel borders whenever possible, with striking results.

Did Kubert ever draw Conan in his career? Because it strikes me that he would’ve done a kick ass Conan story.

I don't think so, but between Tarzan and Tor, he covered a lot of similar territory.

He did a cover for Dark Horse in 2008:

Turns out Joe Kubert also did a 7-page story for Conan the Cimmerian #14 that's been apparently forgotten. (This phenomenon is described by scientists as "The Shamballah Effect".)

Definitely a shame he didn’t do more.

No, he did not.

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