Conan has crossed over with many s🎉urprising characters in his time,🐽 but now he's meeting a real-life historical icon: Pocahontas.

Sort of.

, the savage Cimmerian finds a woman marooned on an island of the undead - ༺the same island he himself is now marooned on - that calls hers✃elf Princess Matoaka. 

Historians note that 'Princess Matoaka' is a common variation of the name 'Matoax,' which some believe was th🔴e ac👍tual birthname of Pocahontas. That would make 'Matoaka' a somewhat anglicized version of the name transcribed by contemporary chroniclers.

Check out this preview of King Conan #3 by writer Jason ܫAaron, artist Mahmud Asrar, colorist ♎Matthew Wilson, and letterer Travis Lanham:

Now, King Conan's Jason Aaron is no stranger to Native American culture - he wrote the critically-acclaimed Native American crime drama . It's possible this is the real-life Pocaho✅ntas written to be stranded in Conan's fantasy world, but it could be more of Aaron drawing insꦕpiration from the Native American woman's alias to create a new, fictional character here in King Conan #3.

In history, Pocahontas was given the name 'Princess Matoaka' by a company which brought her𒉰😼 to England on tour due to her popularity. Not content with her real-life story, the company created a fictionalized version that framed her as the princess of the 'Powhatan Empire of Virginia.'

Asrar and Wilson have drawn the main cover to King Conan #3, with variants by Jan Bazaldua/David C﷽uriel and Jay Anacleto/Romula Farjardo Jr. Check out those variants here:

King Conan #3 (of 5) goes on sale on February 16.

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