Wulf the Barbarian

In the mid-1970s, Atlas/Seaboard launched Wulf the Barbarian, a short-lived but punchy sword-and-sorcery series that ran for four issues. With a rotating creative team including Larry Hama, Leo Summers, Mike Friedrich, and Jim Craig, the title followed the grim adventures of its titular hero through a primal, fantastical landscape. Though brief, the series stands as a notable artifact of the 1970s barbarian boom, showcasing the raw, unpolished energy of the era's independent comics.