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As a dedicated Conan the Barbarian enthusiast, I’ve compiled this comprehensive checklist of action figure interpretations spanning over four decades, starting with Remco’s pioneering 1982 line inspired by the comics and film. This guide details each toy line, including figure names, production years, companies, other characters, and key notes. It’s designed as a handy checklist for collectors, but note that it’s a work in progress. I’ll be providing photos for the figures in my collection and updating with more images as I acquire additional pieces. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to Hyboria, this resource aims to catalog every major release up to the present day.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>

The History of Conan the Barbarian in Action Figure Form<\/h2>

Conan the Barbarian, the iconic sword-and-sorcery hero created by Robert E. Howard<\/strong><\/a> in 1932, has captivated audiences through literature, comics, films, and television. His transition into action figures reflects broader trends in the toy industry, evolving from simple playthings in the 1970s to highly detailed collector’s items today. This analysis traces the chronological development of Conan action figures, highlighting key lines, companies, cultural influences, and shifts in design philosophy. Drawing from toy checklists, historical overviews, and collector insights, it examines how Conan’s plastic incarnations have mirrored his enduring popularity while adapting to market demands for nostalgia, articulation, and fidelity to source material. Note that while early figures emphasized playability and tie-ins to media like films and cartoons, modern releases prioritize sculptural detail and premium features for adult collectors.<\/p>

Early Beginnings: The 1970s and the Dawn of Plastic Barbarians<\/h3>

The first Conan action figure emerged in the mid-1970s, predating the character’s big-screen debut. Mego Corporation, known for its 8-inch cloth-costumed figures of superheroes like Spider-Man and Star Trek characters, released a Conan figure around 1975. This early interpretation was basic: a muscular body with fabric clothing, a sword accessory, and minimal articulation. Inspired by Howard’s pulp stories and the growing popularity of fantasy in comics (Marvel’s Conan the Barbarian<\/em> series launched in 1970), it captured Conan’s rugged essence but lacked the bombast of later designs. Mego’s line was short-lived, with no other Hyborian characters included, reflecting the era’s focus on affordable, mass-market toys rather than expansive worlds. This figure set a precedent for Conan as a toy icon, but it was the 1980s that truly launched him into the action figure arena.<\/p>

The 1980s: Film Tie-Ins and Muscular Mayhem<\/h3>

The 1982 release of John Milius’s<\/strong><\/a> Conan the Barbarian<\/em> film, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger<\/strong><\/a>, ignited a toy boom. Remco, a company specializing in budget-friendly action figures, capitalized with its 1982 Conan<\/em> line. These 5.5-inch figures blended comic book aesthetics with film influences, featuring exaggerated muscular builds akin to Mattel’s Masters of the Universe<\/em> (MOTU<\/strong><\/a>). Key releases included Conan the King, Conan the Warrior<\/strong><\/a>, and characters like the Jewel Thief<\/strong><\/a>. Other characters rounded out the line: the villainous Thoth-Amon, Devourer of Souls<\/strong><\/a>, and Skifell. Accessories like weapons, capes, and armor encouraged imaginative play, but the line was limited to one series due to moderate sales. Notably, Remco’s designs faced legal scrutiny from Conan Properties, who alleged similarities to MOTU, highlighting early IP tensions in the toy world. This era marked Conan’s shift toward heroic fantasy toys, emphasizing brute strength and adventure, though production quality was rudimentary compared to today’s standards.<\/p>

The 1990s: Animated Adventures and Gimmick-Driven Play<\/h3>

By the early 1990s, Conan’s popularity waned post-film sequels, but the 1992 animated series Conan the Adventurer<\/em><\/strong><\/a> revived interest. Hasbro produced a tie-in line from 1992-1993, featuring 5-inch figures with action features like spring-loaded weapons and removable armor. Conan variants included the Adventurer, Explorer, Warrior, and Ninja versions, often with horses like Thunder Battle Stallion. Supporting characters expanded the universe: heroes like Greywolf and Zula, villains such as Skulkur and Wrath-Amon, plus playsets and vehicles. Inspired directly by the cartoon’s family-friendly tone (toning down Howard’s grit), these figures prioritized play gimmicks over detail, aligning with Hasbro’s success in lines like G.I. Joe<\/em>. The line ended after two years, reflecting the short lifespan of animated toy tie-ins, but it introduced Conan to a new generation of kids.<\/p>

The 2000s: Collector Focus and Comic Fidelity<\/h3>

The new millennium saw Conan figures mature into collector-oriented products. McFarlane Toys led with its 2004 Conan Series 1<\/em>, offering 6-inch, highly detailed figures based on Howard’s stories. Releases included Conan of Cimmeria and Conan the Indomitable, alongside characters like Belit, Fire Dragon, and Xaltotun. The 2005 Series 2 (Hour of the Dragon)<\/em> continued with King Conan and variants, emphasizing intricate bases and accessories but sacrificing articulation for statue-like poses. McFarlane’s approach, influenced by Dark Horse Comics’ Conan revival, targeted adults nostalgic for the barbarian’s literary roots.<\/p>

In 2007, Toy Biz (under Marvel Toys) released a Legendary Comic Book Heroes<\/em> 2-pack with Conan and Wrarrl (Devourer of Souls). This 6-inch figure boasted better articulation and compatibility with Marvel Legends<\/em>, drawing from Marvel’s long-running comics. It was a one-off, but it bridged Conan’s comic heritage with mainstream superhero toys.<\/p>

The 2010s: Movie Revivals and Retro Revamps<\/h3>

The 2011 Conan the Barbarian<\/em> remake (starring Jason Momoa) prompted NECA’s line, though it focused on the 1982 Schwarzenegger film. 7-inch figures like Pit Fighter Conan, War Paint Conan, and exclusives featured movie-accurate details and accessories, but limited posing. This collector shift highlighted a trend toward film nostalgia over new adaptations.<\/p>

Mid-decade, Figures Toy Company revived Mego-style 8-inch figures in 2015, including Conan alongside Kull the Conqueror and Solomon Kane. Cloth outfits and accessories like axes evoked 1970s charm, appealing to retro collectors.<\/p>

Funko’s 2018 Savage World<\/em> line offered 5-inch, MOTU-inspired muscle figures: Conan and Thulsa Doom, with crossovers to other franchises. Simple articulation and weapons emphasized fun, budget-friendly play.<\/p>

The 2020s: Premium Collectibles and Ongoing Expansions<\/h3>

Super7 dominated from 2019 onward with multiple lines. The Ultimates!<\/em> (7-inch) features highly articulated movie and comic-inspired figures like Iconic Pose Conan, War Paint variants, and characters such as Thulsa Doom, Valeria, and Kull. Accessories abound, including swappable heads and the Throne of Aquilonia set. The ReAction<\/em> (3.75-inch, 2020-present) offers retro Kenner-style carded figures from the 1982 film, with minimal articulation and glow variants. Vintage<\/em> (5.5-inch, 2024-present) nods to Remco\/MOTU with muscular sculpts.<\/p>

Mezco’s One:12 Collective<\/em> (6-inch, 2020-present) delivers hyper-articulated, cloth-outfitted premiums: Conan the Barbarian, Conqueror, and Frazetta-inspired variants with multiple accessories.<\/p>

Recent additions include Frazetta Girls’ 2024-2025 1\/12-scale figure based on Frank Frazetta’s art, crowdfunded with deluxe options. Kaustic Plastik\/Infinite Statue’s 2025 1\/6-scale Maestro line recreates the 1982 film in premium fabric. Heroic Signatures’ 2025 Battle of the Black Stone<\/em> 7-inch figure ties to new comics, with weapons and stop-motion promotion. Boss Fight Studio’s Immortal Champions<\/em> (5.5-inch, 2025) brings classic Conan with sword and shield.<\/p>

Evolution and Cultural Impact<\/h3>

Conan’s action figure history illustrates the toy industry’s maturation: from 1970s simplicity to 1980s film-driven play, 1990s gimmicks, 2000s comic depth, and 2010s-2020s premium collectibles. Influences range from Howard’s tales and Marvel\/Dark Horse comics to Schwarzenegger’s films and animations. Early lines faced challenges like legal disputes and short runs, but modern revivals by companies like Super7 and Mezco thrive on nostalgia and high-end features, with scales varying from 3.75-inch to 1\/6 for diverse collectors. As of 2025, ongoing releases ensure Conan’s legacy endures, blending barbaric adventure with sophisticated craftsmanship\u2014by Crom, the barbarian’s plastic conquest continues.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

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Line Name<\/strong><\/th>Year<\/strong><\/th>Production Company<\/strong><\/th>Conan Figures<\/strong><\/th>Other Characters<\/strong><\/th>Notable Details<\/strong><\/th><\/tr><\/thead>
Conan<\/td>1982<\/td>Remco<\/td>Conan the King, Conan the Warrior<\/td>Devourer of Souls, Jewel Thief, Thoth Amon<\/strong><\/a><\/td>5.5-inch scale figures blending comic and 1982 film aesthetics; muscle-bound designs similar to MOTU; included accessories like weapons and capes; rare line with only one series produced.<\/td><\/tr>
Conan the Adventurer<\/td>1992-1993<\/td>Hasbro<\/td>Conan the Adventurer, Conan the Explorer, Conan the Warrior, Ninja Conan<\/td>Greywolf, Skulkur, Wrath-Amon, Zula; Horses: Demon Hunter, Demon Hunter Battle Stallion, Thunder Battle Stallion<\/td>Tie-in to the animated TV series; 5-inch figures with action gimmicks, weapons, and armor; included playsets and vehicles for expanded play.<\/td><\/tr>
Conan Series 1<\/td>2004<\/td>McFarlane Toys<\/td>Conan of Cimmeria, Conan the Indomitable<\/td>Belit, Fire Dragon, Skifell, Svadun<\/td>6-inch scale; highly detailed sculpts based on Robert E. Howard’s stories; limited articulation, more statue-like; intricate bases and accessories.<\/td><\/tr>
Conan Series 2 (Hour of the Dragon)<\/td>2005<\/td>McFarlane Toys<\/td>Conan the Warrior, King Conan of Aquilonia<\/td>Man-Eating Haunter of the Pits, Pallantides of the Black Dragons, Xaltotun the Undead, Zenobia<\/td>Continuation of Series 1; focused on “Hour of the Dragon” story; detailed diorama-style bases and chains\/weapons; collector-oriented with superior paint apps.<\/td><\/tr>
Legendary Comic Book Heroes<\/td>2007<\/td>Toy Biz (Marvel Toys)<\/td>Conan<\/td>Wrarrl (Devourer of Souls)<\/td>2-pack release; 6-inch scale with good articulation; compatible with Marvel Legends; based on comic appearances; included weapons and display base.<\/td><\/tr>
Conan the Barbarian<\/td>2011<\/td>NECA<\/td>Pit Fighter Conan, War Paint Conan, Bronze Conan (SDCC Exclusive)<\/td>None (Conan-focused)<\/td>7-inch scale based on 1982 Arnold Schwarzenegger film; highly detailed with movie-accurate accessories like broadsword; limited articulation but great likenesses.<\/td><\/tr>
Retro 8-Inch Series<\/td>2015<\/td>Figures Toy Company<\/td>Conan the Barbarian<\/td>Kull the Conqueror, Solomon Kane<\/td>Mego-style 8-inch cloth-outfitted figures; based on Robert E. Howard characters; included axes, swords, and hats; resealable clamshell packaging for collectors.<\/td><\/tr>
Savage World<\/td>2018<\/td>Funko<\/td>Conan<\/td>Thulsa Doom, Beastmaster, ThunderCats characters (crossover style)<\/td>5-inch muscle-bound figures in He-Man aesthetic; based on 1982 film; simple articulation with weapons; part of broader Savage World line.<\/td><\/tr>
Ultimates!<\/td>2019-Present<\/td>Super7<\/td>

Conan (Pit Fighter), Conan (Iconic Movie Pose), Conan (Iconic Pose Variant), Conan (Battle of the Mounds), Conan (War Paint), King Conan, Conan (Comic V1), Conan (Comic V2)<\/strong><\/a><\/p><\/td>

Thulsa Doom, Rexor, Thorgrim, Subotai, Valeria (various variants), Kull the Conqueror<\/strong><\/a>, Skulkur<\/td>7-inch highly articulated; movie and comic-inspired; multiple accessories, heads, and hands; waves include Throne of Aquilonia set; premium collector line.<\/td><\/tr>
ReAction<\/td>2020-Present<\/td>Super7<\/td>Conan (various outfits), Conan (War Paint)<\/td>Subotai (War Paint), Valeria (War Paint), Thulsa Doom (Snake Form), Pit Fighter<\/td>3.75-inch retro Kenner-style; carded figures based on 1982 film and comics; minimal articulation; waves with variants like glow-in-the-dark.<\/td><\/tr>
Vintage Figures<\/td>2024-Present<\/td>Super7<\/td>Conan, Conan (War Paint)<\/td>None (Conan-focused initially)<\/td>5.5-inch MOTU\/Remco-style; inspired by 1982 film; muscular sculpts with weapons; retro packaging.<\/td><\/tr>
One:12 Collective<\/td>2020-Present<\/td>Mezco Toyz<\/td>Conan the Barbarian, Conan the Conqueror, King Conan, Conan (1982 War Paint Edition)<\/td>None (Conan-focused)<\/td>1\/12-scale (6-inch) with cloth outfits; hyper-articulated; Frazetta-inspired and movie variants; multiple heads, hands, and weapons; high-end collector figures.<\/td><\/tr>
Icon Collectibles<\/td>2024-2025<\/td>Frazetta Girls<\/td>Conan the Barbarian<\/strong><\/a><\/td>None (initial release)<\/td>1\/12-scale (6-inch); based on Frank Frazetta art; detailed sculpt with accessories; crowdfunding-backed deluxe edition.<\/td><\/tr>
Maestro (1\/6 Scale)<\/td>2025<\/td>Kaustic Plastik \/ Infinite Statue<\/td>Conan (1982 Film)<\/td>None (initial release)<\/td>1\/6-scale premium; based on 1982 film; detailed sculpts with fabric clothing and accessories; high-end collector item.<\/td><\/tr>
Battle of the Black Stone<\/strong><\/a><\/td>2026<\/td>Heroic Signatures<\/td>Conan the Barbarian<\/td>None (initial release)<\/td>7-inch scale; based on Roberto De La Torre’s comic artwork; accessories include weapons; promotional stop-motion short tied to launch.<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t
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Conclusion<\/h2>

This checklist captures the evolution of Conan the Barbarian action figures, from early 1980s tie-ins to cutting-edge modern collectibles. As new lines emerge and I hunt down more pieces for my collection, I’ll continue updating with photos and details. If you’re building your own Hyborian horde, use this as a starting point\u2014by Crom, the quest never ends!<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Recommended reading:<\/strong><\/em> Savage Realms: Frazetta\u2019s Barbaric Legacy in Action<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

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