Kull the Conqueror

A savage warrior from the prehistoric land of Atlantis, Kull fights his way from slave and gladiator to seize the throne of Valusia by force, becoming its unlikely king and defending his stolen crown against sorcerers, conspirators, and ancient evil.

Few sword-and-sorcery icons carry the weight of pre-history quite like Kull the Conqueror, who stormed into Marvel's Bronze Age in 1973 under the hands of Gerry Conway and Marie Severin. Born from the same pulp-fantasy tradition that gave the world its greatest barbarian heroes, Kull carves his own legend across more than five decades of comics, sharing his savage world with memorable figures like Brule the Spear-Slayer, the sinister Tuzun Thune, and the scheming Baron Kaanuub of Blaal. His appearances span both his own title and the pages of Conan the Barbarian, placing him firmly at the heart of Marvel's rich sword-and-sorcery universe. For collectors who love ancient kingdoms, dark sorcery, and Bronze Age storytelling at its most atmospheric, Kull is absolutely worth seeking out.