This section of Howard-Verse is devoted to Kull of Atlantis, the brooding warrior-king whose stories helped lay the foundations for sword-and-sorcery as a genre.
Here you’ll find Kull-related guides, reviews, and reading orders that explore both the original stories and their later adaptations. The focus is on Kull’s role as a philosophical ruler, his struggles with power and identity, and the strange, often unsettling worlds he inhabits.
Articles in this category examine Kull’s place within Robert E. Howard’s wider mythology, including thematic links to other characters and stories. Whether you’re interested in where to start with Kull, how his stories connect to later heroes, or how modern adaptations interpret the character, this category provides a clear entry point into all Kull-related content on Howard-Verse.
The best Conan the Barbarian quotes from the 1982 film and Robert E. Howard’s original stories, including “what is best in life”, Crom, Kull, Solomon Kane and more.
Finished Conan? Here are 15+ books to read next – from Kull to Elric to David Gemmell. Tiered recommendations based on what you loved about Howard.
A full review of Conan: Scourge of the Serpent – the comics, Solomon Kane tie-in, and Tim Waggoner novel. Is it good? Is it worth it? Here’s my verdict.
Image from the Del Rey 2006 Kull: Exile of Atlantis book, where you can find most of the Kull…