Last Updated: December 6th, 2024

I’m thrilled to announce that CROM Anthology #1 is in progress! This anthology will feature a mix of comic stories and illustrated prose, offering a variety of exciting adventures in the world of Crom. Here’s a preview of what’s in store:

My Comic Stories in Progress:

• CROM Jr.

• LaLLa & the Time Machine

• CROM DARING!

• Another Youthful CROM Story

My Illustrated Prose:

• Son of the Seven Swords

Collaborations and Contributions:

• I will be publishing a Dean Kotz Lord Dunsany short comic in print for the first time.

• A Photo-comic collaboration with Ric Frane, featuring a sexy female model!

• An incredible, never-before-published Sword and Sorcery Power Comic titled ROGAN of the North, created by David D Lanciani in 1985, will be included.

• I’ve been working with David Molina on a short comic titled The Last Dryad. Check out this playlist of CROM Updates where David and I discuss the making of our Crom collaboration.

• Jason Schoonover and I are collaborating on a short comic called Crom-dahar. Check out this playlist of CROM Updates where Jason and I dive into the project.

• Drawnsword is contributing two stories: Karnok (an original) and another collaboration with Rom Pearson. Check out this playlist of CROM Updates where Drawnsword shares his progress.

• I’m developing a four-page script for Ken Landgraf to create a new CROM comic series.

• Dexter Jones is hard at work on The GOD CROM, a 22-page comic that will include an exclusive teaser in CROM Anthology #1. Check out this playlist of CROM Updates where Dexter shares his progress.

Additional Creators Contributing to the Anthology:

• Re-printing a Golden Age four-pager titled Siegfried and the Dragon from 1952.

• A Pat Boyette re-print comic about Merlin, originally published in 1974.

• An ARIK KHAN Collection Teaser, with contributions from Adam Lenmah.

• A Japanese CONAN the Barbarian movie review from 1982.

Join the Crommunity:

I will also offering FREE Crom-centric comic scripts for anyone who would like to join the Crommunity and contribute to the anthology. If you’ve been inspired by Crom’s adventures, this is your chance to bring your vision to life and become part of this exciting project.

Stay Updated

Be forewarned that elements for the final publication of CROM Anthology #1 are subject to change due to unforeseen issues.

Kurt Brugel

CROM Project Lead