The Skull of Silence; Trull the Unhuman! last edited by pikahyper on 08/24/21 01:17PM View full history

    King Kull takes on the menace of Silence in “The Skull of Silence”!

    The Skull of Silence!

    In the time before the oceans drank Atlantis and the gleaming cities... in the legend-laden days before the dawning of the Hyborian Age... the man called Kull rides proudly at the head of his hand-picked guards-men. But beware, monarch of mighty Valusia... for ahead lies terror! Ahead waits stark, unfathomable fear! Ahead lurks... The Skull of Silence!

    Trull the Inhuman!

    A reprinted story from Tales to Astonish #21.

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    KULL Joins Marvel Universe 0

    Creatures on the Loose #10 - The Skull of Silence; Trull the Unhuman! by gc8 on August 02, 2013

    In the 1970s, the superhero genre seemed to be on the wane. The rising popularity of comics in magazine form, particular horror titles like Creepy and Eerie; humor mags like Mad Magazine and National Lampoon Magazine, as well as a growing international interest in science fiction and fantasy (by decade's end, Metal Hurlant from France and 2,000 A.D. from Britain would be top sellers at newsstands), so it should come as no surprise that Marvel Comics was at the forefront of this trend as well. In...

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