The Savage Sword of Kull #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the second half of Dark Horse's 2011 reprint series of Robert E. Howard's classic Kull tales, originally serialized in Marvel's black-and-white magazine The Savage Sword of Conan. It includes adaptations of Howard's original stories, such as 'The Striking of the Gong' and 'The Altar and the Scorpion,' along with additional tales by other writers, all presented in the magazine's signature gritty, uncolored art style. The collection also features a cover gallery and historical essays on the character's pulp origins.
In "The Lair," Kull’s past collides with his present as he returns to the tribe that once cast him out, unaware that a hidden sister—raised in secret by the shaman Ram-os—has been living in the shadows. When Kull rescues a young woman from a deadly tiger, their fated meeting sets off a chain of revelations that will challenge everything he thought he knew about his origins. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with bold, dynamic art by E. R. Cruz, this story unfolds with a mythic weight, grounded in mystery and the quiet power of forgotten bloodlines. The cover, by John Bolton, captures the raw intensity of Kull’s world.
In the tenth year of his reign, King Kull faces his greatest challenge yet as the Commorians unleash their most brutal assault on Valusia. With his mercenaries ready to abandon him and the kingdom on the brink, Kull must rally his dwindling forces—led by Brule and the Black Legion—while confronting a threat that tests not just his strength, but the very crown he wears.
In "Traitors' Gold!", King Kull faces a treacherous betrayal when Lord Rota Aurix, punished for hoarding food, turns to the Serpent Men in desperation. As the serpent-lords exact a grim retribution, Kull must confront the consequences of loyalty and the price of defiance in a world where trust is as deadly as steel.
In a forgotten age, King Kull of Valusia defeated the sorcerer Ohris Dehjmahl, scattering his remains across the world to ensure the dark wizard could never return. Now, long after the fall of that era, the ancient curse stirs once more—echoes of forgotten magic awaken in the shadows, and the past begins to bleed into the present.
In the wilds of Tiger Valley, a prophecy foretells a child born under the next full moon will rule the Thurian continent. King Ba-Dar, fearing the future, orders all newborns that night to be killed—only to see Gorm-Li and Osa’s twins survive by fate and fury. As Osa dies in childbirth, Ram-Os steals the girl away, while tigers carry the boy to safety. With the valley now shadowed by blood and secrets, the lives of Kull, Iraina, and the fallen rise from the ashes of a doomed night.
Young Kull, once of the Sea-Mountain tribe, flees after a desperate act of mercy, only to be captured by a Lemurian pirate crew and forced into slavery. Bound by chains and haunted by memories of Sareeta’s fate, he must survive the brutal life aboard Captain Tokor’s ship while facing the cruel authority of Arthog.
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