Cover: John Bolton

Kull the Conqueror #1

Dec 1982 · Marvel · 2.00 USD; 2.25 CAD

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“The Power and the Kingdom”

Kull the Conqueror #1 (1982) kicks off with seismic chaos as an earthquake shatters the city, setting the stage for a tale steeped in ancient mystery. When Kull uncovers a buried tomb marked by serpent men symbols during the reconstruction, he draws the attention of a sorceress whose advances he refuses—setting her on a path of vengeance. Written by Alan Zelenetz and brought to life with bold art by John Buscema, inks by Danny Bulanadi, colors by Marie Severin, and letters by Janice Chiang, the issue’s cover by John Bolton captures the mythic scale of a world where power and destiny collide.

writer Alan Zelenetz · artist John Buscema · inker Danny Bulanadi · colorist Marie Severin · letterer Janice Chiang · cover John Bolton

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writer Alan Zelenetz

artist John Buscema

inker Danny Bulanadi

colorist Marie Severin

letterer Janice Chiang

cover pencils, inks John Bolton

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An earthquake strikes the city. While rebuilding, Kull breaks open a previously buried tomb covered by serpent men symbols. A sorceress attempts to win Kull and is rejected. She thus plans Kull's downfall.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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