KULL VS. TIGER KEL-JAR

Artists: John Buscema (Penciller) , Bob Wiacek (Inker) , Dan Green (Inker)

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Title:	KULL VS. TIGER KEL-JAR
Artist:	John Buscema (Penciller)
Artist:	Bob Wiacek (Inker)
Artist:	Dan Green (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
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Views:	783
Likes on CAF:	3 4
Favorited on CAF:	1
Comments:	6
Added to Site:	10/27/2019
Comic Art Archive:	Kull the Conqueror Issue: 1 Page: 40 View

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Kull the Conqueror - Vol. 3, No. 1 - May 1983, p. 40 - (Marvel)
Pencils: John Buscema, Inks: Bob Wiacek or Dan Green - 28 x 40,4 cm

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	MARK ROBSON
Joined:	October 2019
Last Login:	November 2019
Website:	http://markrobson.exto.be
Country:	BELGIUM
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MyComicBookArt com
Member Since 2009

1 - Posted on 10/27/2019

Awesome!

David K
Member Since 2008

1 - Posted on 10/27/2019

Love it!

Peter Sullivan
Member Since 2006

Posted on 10/28/2019

In real life the tiger would win as Conan has no weapon.Then again, Conan is like Wolverine.Indestructible.Great fun though.

MARK ROBSON
Member Since 2019

Posted on 11/3/2019

Peter Sullivan wrote:

In real life the tiger would win as Conan has no weapon.Then again, Conan is like Wolverine.Indestructible.Great fun though.

Peter Sullivan,

Thanks for the comment and the comparison. The male antagonist, isn't Conan though, but another famous R.E.Howard character: (King) Kull, the legendary barbarian King of Atlantis, in an age before it was swallowed by the oceans.

Kull, as a boy, was adopted by tigers... which makes the outcome rather particular...

Peter Sullivan
Member Since 2006

1 - Posted on 11/3/2019

MARK ROBSON wrote:

Peter Sullivan,�

Kull, as a boy, was adopted by tigers... which makes the outcome rather particular...

Apologies. Real shame, as have read all the Robert E Howard boks.Perhaps I was looking at the lady too much or literary laziness strikes again as I did not read the title.

MARK ROBSON
Member Since 2019

Posted on 11/4/2019

Peter Sullivan wrote:

Apologies. Real shame, as have read all the Robert E Howard boks.Perhaps I was looking at the lady too much or literary laziness strikes again as I did not read the title.

No problemo. I think I understand your fascination with female charms.

For me the Tiger was the defining factor, for my financial investment.

John Buscema had the wonderful habit of turning the fights of his heroes with an animal/creature/saurier/monster, into a fascinating panels battlepage.

I had and still have a fascination and love for cat-creatures: cats, panthers, tigers, cheetahs, (and feline catwomen...). When I first read this comic I fell in love with this "Kull fights Tiger" page. Not long afterwards, the golden opportunity presented itself, when I was able to buy the original page in my local Antwerp (Belgium) comicshop, because the shop-owner had purchased it recently in a London comic convention.

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