The first piece from The CS Moore Studio will be Conan the Conqueror, based on Frazetta's cover image of the Robert E. Howard book of the same name, released by Lancer Books in 1967. Known to some as "The Berserker," this piece is arguably the most celebrated Conan illustration ever. The cold-cast porcelain, hand-painted piece will be sculpted by Clayburn Moore, and will feature the warrior Conan astride his horse, with sword and shield extended for battle. A bronze edition is also planned.

Moore created sculptures based on Frank Frazetta's amazing work in the late '90s, all of which sold through quickly and are highly sought after by collectors. This new license allows Moore to use his talents to express "Conan the Conqueror" in dramatic three-dimensional form, and to give fans of both Frazetta and Moore a signature piece for their collections.

"I have always wanted to sculpt this incredibly dynamic piece," said Moore. "Frazetta is unquestionably one of the greatest talents of our day. It's an honor to have the opportunity to bring 'Conan the Conqueror' to sculpture form."

"We're looking forward to The CS Moore Studio bringing Robert E. Howard's Conan to life as an incredibly stunning piece," said Thommy Wojciechowski, Manager of Creative Affairs at Paradox Entertainment. "We know that the combination of Clay's artistic ability and Frazetta's stunning interpretation of the character will end up as nothing short of fantastic."

The CS Moore Studio is also pleased to offer a bronze edition of Conan the Barbarian, the powerful piece previously released by Moore as Frazetta's Barbarian. This piece is limited to 50 pieces, and will be available for order on the CS Moore Studio website.

More information on the Conan the Conqueror Statue, including release date, pricing, and edition size, will be announced as it becomes available at www.csmoorestudio.com.

The CS Moore Studio

The CS Moore Studio was founded in 2005 by renowned sculptor Clayburn Moore. With over 15 years' experience in the collectibles business, Moore now directs The CS Moore Studio, which creates licensed statues, busts and more based on noted comic book and fantasy properties, as well as original creations.

Paradox Entertainment Inc.

Paradox Entertainment Inc. owns, develops and licenses mainly character-based properties. The company owns all stories and characters created by pulp author Robert E. Howard, among others Conan, Kull, Bran Mak Morn and Solomon Kane. Paradox also owns the self-created property Mutant Chronicles. In all, the property portfolio consists of around 1000 stories and characters. Industries exploiting the company property portfolio include film, TV, book, comics, videogame, Internet/mobile/wireless, toys, apparel, and more. Paradox Entertainment Inc.'s parent company Paradox Entertainment AB is traded on the Stockholm NGM Equity list (PDXE, SE0000598054).