• Radio Free Hyboria Episode 5: Tasty Biceps

  • May 21 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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Radio Free Hyboria Episode 5: Tasty Biceps

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  • Hola, Weirdos! Your weird hosts are back with some more Hyborian (and Thurian) Age adventures for your salivating comic book palates. In this episode we chronicle Conan the Barbarian #5 and Kull The Conqueror #5. Tiger girls, sorcerers in iron masks, zombies, and terror on the high seas - this episode has it all!


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