Solomon Kane comparatively stands second only to Conan the Barbarian in popularity among the creations of Robert E. Howard. The two heroes joined forces in the 2024 Battle of the Black Stone event ...

Given Dark Horse's continued success in translating Robert E ... to branch out to other Howard characters. Frankly, I'm surprised it's taken them this long. Solomon Kane is far less ingrained ...

EXLCUSIVE: Conan the Barbarian and Solomon Kane will be featured in upcoming novels from Titan Books, and ScreenRant has a ...

SOLOMON KANE IS BACK! The 'Sword of Vengeance' slashes into his own new series, SOLOMON KANE: THE SERPENT RING! Kane battles from the Barbary Coast; across Southern Europe, to the canals of Venice ...

The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane. Within the black-and-white volume are over twenty fantastical, surprisingly violent adaptations of Robert E. Howard’s original pulp stories from various Savage Sword ...

Pulp author Robert E. Howard created many indelible characters ... now they will have the pleasure of bathing in the black majesty of Solomon Kane. Kane is the Sith to Conan’s Jedi.

Bassett at this past weekend's San Diego Comic-Con about their forthcoming feature film adaptation of Solomon Kane. Click for more images of James Purefoy as Solomon Kane.

Based on the popular pulp magazine character created by Robert E. Howard, “Solomon Kane” follows a Puritan avenger whose mission is to expel evil following a near-fatal brush with the devil.

EXCLUSIVE: Fredrik Malmberg, who for years was the Hollywood face of Swedish company Paradox Entertainment’s campaign to turn Robert E. Howard properties Conan, Kull The Conqueror, Solomon Kane ...

Last month, I realized that this column would coincide with Robert E. Howard Remembrance Days in ... the first of the eerie adventures of Solomon Kane, a dour 16th-century Puritan avenger, who ...

You can watch the clip using the player below. Solomon Kane is an epic adventure adapted from the classic pulp stories by Robert E. Howard, creator of “Conan the Barbarian.” Solomon Kane ...