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Kull The Conqueror / Kull The Destroyer (Marvel Comics 1st Series / 1971-1978) Comics Lot
Marvel Comics (1971-1978) Complete Series

Kull the Conqueror was created by Robert E Howard in a story called the Shadow Kingdom published in Weird Tales in August, 1929. Later, Kull was adapted to comics by various publishers. There is also a 1997 theatrical movie of Kull. A barbarian of Atlantis, Kull settled in Valusia and became its King.

Kull The Conqueror / Kull The Destroyer (1971-1978) Complete Series includes:

Kull The Conqueror #1 – June 1971
Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Ross Andru & Wally Wood. Cover by Marie Severin & Ross Andru w/ Sal Buscema. 

In “A King Comes Riding”, The Valusian crown is passed to another in an exceptional tale of sword and sorcery… “The King is dead. Long live King Kull!” First appearance of Brule the Spear-Slayer. Adapted in part from “The Shadow Kingdom,” “By This Axe I Rule,” and “Exile of Atlantis” (Kull stories by creator Robert E. Howard).

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Kull The Conqueror #2 – September 1971
Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Marie Severin & John Severin. Cover by Marie Severin & John Severin.

In “The Shadow Kingdom”, Brule the Spear-Slayer fights alongside the newly-throned King Kull against Serpent-Men living in the City of Wonders.

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Kull The Conqueror #3 – July 1972
Written by Roy Thomas. Art by John Severin & Marie Severin. Cover by John Severin & Marie Severin.

In “The Death Dance of Thulsa Doom!”, Thulsa Doom unleashes a pack of wild demons against sworn life nemesis King Kull!

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Kull The Conqueror #4 – September 1972
Written by Gerry Conway & John Jakes. Art by John Severin & Marie Severin. Cover by John Severin & Marie Severin.

In “Night of the Red Slayers!”, The Red Slayers attempt to conquer the City of Wonders!

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Kull The Conqueror #5 – November 1972
Written by Gerry Conway. Art by John Severin & Marie Severin. Cover by John Severin & Marie Severin.

In “A Kingdom by the Sea!”, King Kull of Valusia takes to the high seas in a piratical adventure of blood and battle.

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Kull The Conqueror #6 – January 1973
Written by Gerry Conway. Art by John Severin & Marie Severin. Cover by John Severin & Marie Severin.

In “The Lurker Beneath the Earth!”, The Lurker Beneath the Earth threatens to swallow King Kull whole!

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Kull The Conqueror #7 – March 1973
Written by Gerry Conway. Art by John Severin & Marie Severin. Cover by John Severin & Marie Severin.

In “Delcardes’ Cat”, Kull welcomes unholy battle against a pack of underwater monsters! Adapted from the short story by Robert E. Howard.

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Kull The Conqueror #8 – May 1973
Written by Len Wein & Roy Thomas. Art by John Severin & Marie Severin. Cover by John Severin & Marie Severin. 

In “Wolfshead”, Dom Vinsala rears his fearsome head against King Kull in a lycanthropic duel! Adapted from the short story by Robert E. Howard.

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Kull The Conqueror #9 – July 1973
Written by Gerry Conway. Art by John Severin & Marie Severin. Cover by Marie Severin & John Severin.

In “The Scorpion God!”, King Kull rescues a damsel from “The Sword and the Scorpion”! Adapted from the short story “Swords of the Purple Kingdom” by Robert E. Howard.

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Kull The Conqueror #10 – September 1973
Written by Gerry Conway. Art by Marie Severin & Frank Chiaramonte. Cover by Marie Severin & John Severin. 

In “Swords of the White Queen”, Queen Veria of Zarfhaana calls forth her personal mind-monsters to cut down Kull!

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Kull The Destroyer #11 – November 1973
Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Michael Ploog & L. Lessman. Cover by Michael Ploog.

In “King Kull Must Die!”, Count Ducalon offers death to King Kull and Brule! Kull origin retold.

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Kull The Destroyer #12 – February 1974
Written by Steve Englehart. Art by Michael Ploog w/ Sal Buscema & Steve Ditko. Cover by Michael Ploog & John Romita.

In “Moon of Blood!”, “Ardyon the First” wears another familiar face in the “Moon of Blood”!

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Kull The Destroyer #13 – April 1974
Written by Steve Englehart. Art by Michael Ploog w/ Al Milgrom & George Roussos. Cover by Michael Ploog w/ John Romita & Al Milgrom.

In “Torches from Hell!”, King Kull feels the heat when facing a “Fiend in the Flame.”

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Kull The Destroyer #14 – June 1974
Written by Steve Englehart. Art by Michael Ploog w/ Jack Abel & L. Lessmann. Cover by Jim Starlin.

In “The Black Belfry!”, Trantag isn’t the only foe King Kull will face when he enters the Belfry Black of doom!

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Kull The Destroyer #15 – August 1974
Written by Steve Englehart. Art by Michael Ploog w/ Ernie Chua & P. Goldberg. Cover by Gil Kane & Tom Palmer.

In “Wings of the Night-Beast!”, King Kull sharpens his blade against Santha, AKA the Night-Beast!

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Kull The Destroyer #16 – August 1976
Written by Roy Thomas & Doug Moench. Art by Ed Hannigan w/ Yong Montano & D. Warfield. Cover by Ed Hannigan & Pablo Marcos.

In “The Tiger in the Moon”, Kull leaves Atlantis and reminisces about his adventures; He calls down the Woman in the Moon who gives him glimpses of his future.

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Kull The Destroyer #17 – October 1976
Written by Doug Moench. Art by Ed Hannigan w/ Alfredo Alcala w/ Hugh Paley. Cover by Gil Kane & Klaus Janson. 

In “The Thing from Emerald Darkness”, Enter King Kull’s “world beyond time” as he battles the mighty Kraken for the first time! Bonus Map of the Thurian Continent included with this issue.

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Kull The Destroyer #18 – December 1976
Written by Doug Moench. Art by Ed Hannigan w/ Alfredo Alcala & M. Severin. Cover by Pablo Marcos.

In “The Keeper of Flame and Frost!”, King Kull defends the kingdom of Atlantis against a demonic horde of winged beasts!

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Kull The Destroyer #19 – February 1977
Written by Doug Moench. Art by Ed Hannigan w/ Alfredo Alcala & D. Warfield. Cover by Marie Severin.

In “The Crystal Menace!”, Kull and his troop pursue the wizard Khornah, who keeps them at bay with his mystic gemstone. Khornah calls for a crystal warrior, Shemenon, to battle Kull. Shemenon, the God of Flame and Frost vows to slay King Kull by his own hand!

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Kull The Destroyer #20 – April 1977
Written by Doug Moench. Art by Ed Hannigan w/ Alfredo Alcala & Marie Severin. Cover by Ed Hannigan & Marie Severin. 

In “The Hell Beneath Atlantis!”, It’s a stairway to Satan! King Kull visits the under-bowels of Atlantis to save the city from hell spawn!

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Kull The Destroyer #21 – June 1977
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan & Rick Hoberg. Cover by Gil Kane.

In “City of the Crawling Dead”, Kull enters the “City of the Crawling Dead” and goes to battle!

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Kull The Destroyer #22 – August 1977
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan w/ Y. Montano & Don W. Cover by Ernie Chan & Rudy Nebres.

In “Talons of the Devil-Birds”, Valka help them! No mortal blade can slay this bird of prey…and its touch is death! King Kull meets a woman who resembles a siren and rescues her from a devil raven!

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Kull The Destroyer #23 – October 1977
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan & Yong Montano. Cover by Ernie Chan & Rudy Nebres.

In “Demon Shade!”, A Demon-Shade attacks Kull and Laralei culminating in an epic battle! King Kull’s axe cleaves right through the shadow-beast…but its grip can crush him like a fallen leaf!

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Kull The Destroyer #24 – December 1977
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan w/ D. Castrillo & Petra G. Cover by Ernie Chan & Alfredo Alcala.

In “Screams in the Dark”, Three mighty sorcerers cast powerful magic against King Kull and Laralei!

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Kull The Destroyer #25 – February 1978
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan w/ Rudy Nebres & Petra Goldberg. Cover by Ernie Chan & Rudy Nebres. 

In “A Lizard’s Throne”, Kull the Destroyer takes on…the thing in the dungeon! A serpentine monster may be the death of Laralei!

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Kull The Destroyer #26 – April 1978
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan w/ Rudy Nebres & Petra Goldberg. Cover by Ernie Chan & Rudy Nebres.

In “Into Death’s Dimension!”, From Atlantis he comes — to battle for a throne!King Kull fights for a crown – but of which kingdom? Guest-starring Ridondo!

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Kull The Destroyer #27 – June 1978
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan & G. Roussos. Cover by Ernie Chan & Rudy Nebres. 

In “The World Within!”, Enter… the indomitable Gasshga – the man-monster from the world below!! This subterranean terror nearly claims Kull and his companions!

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Kull The Destroyer #28 – August 1978
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan w/ Ricardo Villamonte & G. Roussos. Cover by Ernie Chan.

In “The Creature and the Crown!”, Featuring the spine-tingling return of…Thulsa Doom! Thulsa Doom, using the identity of Ardyon, returns to take out King Kull and Laralei!

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Kull The Destroyer #29 – October 1978
Written by Don Glut. Art by Ernie Chan w/ R. Villamonte & G. Roussos. Cover by Ernie Chan.

In “To Sit the Topaz Throne!”, Is this Kull’s last battle? This is it – the epic final battle between Kull and Thulsa Doom!

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Comics lot contains: Kull The Conqueror / Kull The Destroyer (1971-1978) Issues #1-29.  Marvel Comics

Comics are bagged & boarded and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to ensure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly.

All First Printings
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Publication Date: 1971 – 1978
Format per comic: FC, 32 pages, Comic, 10.25″ x 6.65″
UPC: 07148602446

Collectible Entertainment note: Comics #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29 are in Fine – to Very Fine condition.  Very Nice!  Great Reading Set.  Please See Scans!!  A must have for any serious Kull collector / enthusiast.  A fun & entertaining read.  Very Highly Recommended.

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