Hi this is Steve. 25 years ago at a comic book convention I came across one of the most

interesting people I had ever met in my entire life. Musclebound and sporting a very impressive

mullet. Dan Pan Ocean also happened to be one of the hottest

artists at Marvel Comics. Working on the X-Men and later at Image Comics, Dan carved out a

reputation as one of the most talented illustrators in the industry.

If you had told me then that he would become a lifelong friend, I probably wouldn't have believed

it.

You see, one of the problems with Dan is that you can never quite tell when he's serious. Well, almost never.

You see, in all the time I've known him, Dan has always been 100% passionate about four things.

His art, weightlifting, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Conan the Barbarian. From the

Frisetta art on his walls to his Twitter handle at Urban Barbarian, Dan's love for that

muscle-bound Samararian is pretty legendary.

So naturally when it came time to discuss that 1982 John Millius classic Conan the

Barbarian, we absolutely had to get him on the show.

This is a great conversation with a brilliant artist who is absolutely devoted to Conan.

So if you haven't seen the movie, don't forget you can purchase Conan and every other film we've ever reviewed on our website

cinephiles dot net that's cinee dash f i l e s dot net

so that's konan the barbarian with the urban Urban Barbarian Dan Pan Ocean this Friday on the cinephiles.

Trust me, you are not going to want to miss this one.

We won again!

This is good, but what is best in life?

The open step, three thaws, falcons at your rest, and went in your hair.

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