The Saga of Solomon Kane #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the entirety of Robert E. Howard's original prose stories featuring the dour Puritan adventurer Solomon Kane, as adapted into comic form by Dark Horse. Spanning the character's grim wanderings across 16th-century Europe and Africa, the volume includes the complete miniseries and one-shots published in 2009, with art and scripting by creators such as Gary Gianni and Scott Allie. It offers a definitive, illustrated chronicle of Kane's supernatural and swashbuckling exploits, staying faithful to Howard's dark, poetic vision.
In "Skulls in the Stars," Solomon Kane ventures into the wilds of Eastern Europe, tracking the missing Rosella Carson—only to be rescued from a pack of wolves by the legendary Count Dracula. That night, he faces a haunting vision: Rosella, now a vampire, attacks him in a twisted embrace of fate. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Alan Weiss, this gripping tale unfolds with eerie tension and moral weight, its haunting cover by Dorian Vallejo capturing the gothic dread within.
In the shadowed heart of a cursed forest, Solomon Kane hunts for Rosella Carson, only to be rescued from a pack of wolves by the legendary Count Dracula. That night, a haunting encounter with a mysterious girl—Rosella, now a vampire—tests Kane’s resolve as he faces a deadly choice between vengeance and honor.
Solomon Kane fights his way out of Nakari’s cursed dungeon, facing horrors both earthly and arcane, as the skull of Nakura—long a source of dark power—crumbles beneath his blade. With Marylin Taferal at his side and the city trembling around them, Kane must flee as the ground splits open and the ancient temple collapses into chaos.
Solomon Kane stands alone against the night as the bat-men descend upon the village, their numbers overwhelming. With only his resolve and a desperate plan, he turns the tide—setting a fire to drive back the creatures of the dark. But in the aftermath, the cost of survival weighs heavy, and the silence that follows is no less dangerous than the attack itself.
In "Death's Dark Riders – Part 1," Conan and Solomon Kane are thrust into a deadly trial across time, forced to confront one another in a brutal test to reclaim the forgotten glory of the Atlantean colony of Negari. With King Yabalya and King Mkeeba watching from the shadows and the fate of Nakura hanging in the balance, ancient powers stir beneath the sands of a forgotten world.
In the crumbling ruins of the Atlantean colony of Negari, Conan and Solomon Kane forge an uneasy alliance, their clash of swords and wills cutting through the silence of a forgotten world. Though bound by language and creed, they stand as one against the shadows that stir beneath the ruins, with King Gandaro XVII’s fate hanging in the balance and Nakura’s dark presence looming ever closer.
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