Exécuteur

Skurge the Executioner is a formidable Asgardian warrior whose immense strength and battle-axe made him a fearsome enforcer, often acting under the sway of the Enchantress. Published in France as Exécuteur, he inhabits the same world of gods and heroes as Thor and Captain America.

Emerging from the Bronze Age in 1979, Exécuteur made their debut in Hulk #1 under the creative hands of Doug Moench and Ron Wilson, published by Editions Lug — a fascinating corner of comics history that has kept collectors intrigued for over four decades. With appearances spanning all the way to 2020 and a catalogue that includes time spent alongside titans like Thor, Captain America, and Janet Van Dyne, this character clearly inhabits a world of heavy hitters. Their most frequent stomping grounds across Ombrax-Saga, Thor, and Hulk speak to a versatile presence woven through some genuinely beloved series, and that one key-issue distinction makes the hunt all the more rewarding. A relatively rare find with a long publishing life — exactly the kind of deep-cut discovery that reminds you why digging through a longbox is always worth it.