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Conan Le Barbare 1 Robert E Contenus Articles Conan le Barbare 1 Robert E. Howard 7 Références Sources et contributeurs de l’article 13 Source des images, licences et contributeurs 14 Licence des articles Licence 15 Conan le Barbare 1 Conan le Barbare Conan le Barbare Personnage de fiction Alias Conan le Cimmérien Pouvoirs Maitre d'armes épée, force impressionnante, sens hyper développés, instinct animal Affiliation Kull, Red Sonja Créé par Robert E. Howard Première apparition Weird Tales (décembre 1932, USA) Éditeur(s) Gnome Press/ Lancer Books / Marvel Comics Conan le Barbare ou Conan le Cimmérien est un personnage de fiction, dont la première nouvelle a été écrite par Robert E. Howard en 1932, et dont les histoires ont été initialement publiées au cours des années 1930 dans le pulp Weird Tales. C'est avec ces récits (et ceux de Kull, le roi barbare, trois ans auparavant) que Howard a donné naissance à la forme moderne du genre littéraire de l'heroic-fantasy. Aperçu Les aventures de Conan se déroulent dans un passé mythique, créé par Howard, appelé l'« Âge hyborien ». Cet univers est inspiré de ses lectures, notamment les récits mythologiques tels que racontés par l'auteur américain Thomas Bulfinch. L'âge hyborien se situe entre la chute de l'Atlantide et l'essor des anciennes civilisations que l'on connaît (Sumer, l'Égypte antique, la Grèce antique, etc.). Conan est un barbare originaire de Cimmérie, une contrée lugubre que Howard liait à la Cimmérie historique, mais ses Cimmériens étaient les ancêtres des Gaëls irlandais. Les nouvelles de Conan, au nombre d'une vingtaine, sont hautes en couleur, un savant mélange de récits épiques, historiques, sur lesquels se greffent des influences lovecraftiennes. Howard disait de Conan que c'était un aventurier et qu'il écrivait les histoires de Conan comme un aventurier les raconterait : dans le désordre le plus total. Plusieurs de ces récits sont devenus des classiques du genre, parmi lesquels la Tour de l'Éléphant, la Reine de la Côte Noire, les Clous Rouges ou bien encore Au-delà de la Rivière Noire. Si plusieurs histoires de Conan sont légères et agréables à lire, les meilleurs récits du cycle illustration de Margaret Brundage d'une nouvelle de Conan "Les Mangeurs d'hommes de Zamboula" dans Weird tales sont empreints d'un pessimisme assez profond, Howard Conan le Barbare 2 étant persuadé de la futilité de la civilisation, entreprise humaine vouée à la décadence et à la destruction (une thèse qu'il développe dans Au-delà de la Rivière Noire et Les Clous Rouges). Howard abandonna le personnage de Conan en 1935 et devait mourir l'année suivante. Le personnage tomba peu à peu dans l'oubli jusqu'à ce que Lyon Sprague de Camp s'en empare et se l'accapare, se déclarant co-auteur de la série de par ses pastiches et l'ordre arbitraire — non voulu par Howard — qu'il imposa sur la série. Il récrivit en outre en profondeur certains textes de son prédécesseur. Avec des pastiches qui dépassèrent bientôt en nombre les récits originaux de Howard, la série devint une parodie de ce qu'elle était sous la plume de son créateur, Conan se transformant en une sorte de barbare analphabète aux muscles hypertrophiés, entouré d'héroïnes aussi stupides que dénudées. Cette situation perdura jusqu'à la fin du XXe siècle, jusqu'à la publication des textes originaux de Howard, sans les modifications apportées par Sprague de Camp et Lin Carter. Ils sont ainsi parus au Royaume-Uni, aux États-Unis, et ont commencé à paraître en France en 2007 aux éditions Bragelonne sous la direction de Patrice Louinet. Conan a été adapté en bande dessinée, en films et en jeu de rôle. L'univers de Conan le barbare Histoire Chronologie du monde imaginaire de Conan le barbare : • Préhistoire pré-cataclysmique, époque à laquelle vécut Kull, un barbare atlante devenu roi de Valusie (20 000 av. J.C.) • Cataclysme engloutissant « Atlantis et les cités étincelantes » • Âge hyborien, époque de Conan le cimmérien • Grande invasion picte • Âge « contemporain », époque de Bran Mak Morn et de l'Empire romain Conan le Barbare 3 Œuvres composant l'univers de fiction Romans et nouvelles La plupart des aventures de Conan ont d'abord été éditées en français suite à la diffusion du premier long métrage. Mais si les textes originels mettant en scène le personnage de Conan furent des nouvelles signées Robert E. Howard pour le magazine Weird Tales, Conan le barbare a également connu des adaptations plus tardives, sous forme de romans ou de nouvelles signées par d'autres auteurs. On citera le travail de Lyon Sprague de Camp et de Lin Carter, tous deux responsables d'une anthologie en huit volumes des aventures de Conan (dont celles de leur plume) et du classement chronologique des nouvelles. À noter que la qualité des œuvres des continuateurs était pour le moins inégale, et qu'il était parfois difficile de savoir là où s'arrêtait Howard et là où commençait le travail de ses « collaborateurs posthumes », comme ils aimaient à s'appeler. Premières éditions en français Les aventures du Cimmérien sont parues en France dans des volumes contenant les nouvelles de Robert E. Howard, Couverture de Weird Tales (Mai 1934) décrivant augmentées des versions des écrivains Lyon Sprague de Camp et Conan et Bêlit Lin Carter, dans un ordre chronologique des récits propre à ces deux auteurs : • Conan (éd. J.-C. Lattès, 1980 ; rééd. J'ai Lu, 1984) • Conan le Cimmérien (éd. J.-C. Lattès, 1982 ; rééd. J'ai Lu, 1985) • Conan le flibustier (éd. J.-C. Lattès, 1982 ; rééd. J'ai Lu, 1985) • Conan le vagabond (éd. J.-C. Lattès, 1982 ; rééd. J'ai Lu, 1985) • Conan l'aventurier (éd. J.-C. Lattès, 1980 ; rééd. J'ai Lu, 1986) • Conan le guerrier (éd. J.-C. Lattès, 1981 ; rééd. J'ai Lu, 1986) • Conan l'usurpateur (éd. J.-C. Lattès, 1982 ; rééd. J'ai Lu, 1987) • Conan le conquérant (éd. J.-C. Lattès, 1980 ; rééd. J'ai Lu, 1988) Comme ce fut le cas pour les éditions anglo-saxonnes, ces volumes ont été publiés, lors de leur réédition chez J'ai Lu, avec des couvertures illustrées par Frank Frazetta dont les peintures saisissantes représentant le personnage de Conan sont restées célèbres. Les titres suivants ont été écrits après la mort de Robert E. Howard par d'autres auteurs. Lettre de refus des 3 premières nouvelles de conan • Conan le barbare : roman de Lyon Sprague de Camp et Lin Carter d'après un scénario de John Milius et Oliver Stone (Conan the Barbarian - 1981 et 1982 pour l'édition française) Conan le Barbare 4 • Conan le destructeur : roman de Robert Jordan (Conan the Destroyer - 1984 et 1984 pour l'édition française) • Conan le vengeur : roman de Björn Nyberg en collaboration avec Lyon Sprague de Camp (Conan the Avenger - 1955 et 1968 pour l'édition originale ; 1983 pour l'édition française) • Conan l'aquilonien : recueil de nouvelles de Lyon Sprague de Camp et Lin Carter (Conan of Aquilonia - 1977 pour l'édition originale ; 1983 pour l'édition française) • Conan l'explorateur : roman de Lyon Sprague de Camp et Lin Carter (Conan of the Isles - 1968 pour l'édition originale ; 1983 pour l'édition française) • Conan le boucanier : roman de Lyon Sprague de Camp et Lin Carter (Conan the Buccaneer - 1971 pour l'édition originale ; 1983 pour l'édition française) • Conan le justicier : roman de Lyon Sprague de Camp et Lin Carter (Conan and the Spider - 1980 pour l'édition originale ; 1983 pour l'édition française) • Conan le brigand ou Conan et l’épée de Skelos : roman de Andrew J. Offutt (Conan, the Sword of Skelos - 1979 pour l'édition originale ; 1983 et 1995 pour les éditions françaises) • Conan le sabreur : recueil de nouvelles de Lyon Sprague de Camp, Lin Carter et Björn Nyberg (Conan the Swordsman - 1978 pour l'édition originale ; 1983 pour l'édition française) • Conan le libérateur : roman de Lyon Sprague de Camp et Lin Carter (Conan the Liberator - 1967 et 1979 pour l'édition originale ; 1983 pour l'édition française) • Conan l'indomptable : roman de Steve Perry (Conan the Indomitable - 1985 pour l'édition originale ; 1994 pour l'édition française) • Conan le valeureux : roman de John Maddox Roberts (Conan the Valorous - 1985 pour l'édition originale ; 1995 pour l'édition française) • Conan le triomphant : roman de Robert Jordan (Conan the Triumphant - 1983 pour l'édition originale ; 1996 pour l'édition française) • Conan le rebelle : roman de Poul Anderson (Conan the Rebel - 1980 pour l'édition originale ; 1982 pour l'édition française) • Etc. Nouvelle édition en français de l'œuvre de Robert E. Howard Les récits de Conan écrits par Robert E. Howard — et par lui seulement — ont été rééditées en France en 2007, aux éditions Bragelonne, débarrassés des ajouts apocryphes. Cette intégrale est placée sous la direction du Français Patrice Louinet, qui avait déjà dirigé cette édition pour les éditions Del Rey aux États-Unis et au Royaume-Uni. • Conan le Cimmerien, volume 1 (1932-1933) • Conan : L'Heure du dragon, volume 2 (1934) • Conan : Les Clous rouges, volume 3 (1934-1935) On peut noter que ces éditions intégrales de Conan ont été suivies par la réédition par la même équipe d'autres personnages et d'autres cycles de Robert E. Howard, tels que Solomon Kane, Bran Mak Morn, Kull, une anthologie de nouvelles « orientales » et une anthologie de nouvelles fantastiques. Conan le Barbare 5 Films Le projet de départ des films des années 80 sur Conan avait pour ambition de créer une série récurrente (à la façon des James Bond). Le succès ayant été relatif et, suite aux difficultés financières du producteur Dino De Laurentiis, il n'y eut qu'une seule suite à Conan le Barbare (Conan le Destructeur).
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