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| Kull and the Barbarians | |
| Title: | "The Omen in the Skull" |
| Volume: | 1 |
| Number: | 3 |
| Cover price: | $1.00 |
| Cover date: | September, 1975 |
| Publisher: | Marvel Comics Curtis Magazines |
| Credits | |
| Chief: | Marv Wolfman |
| Writers: | Doug Moench |
| Pencilers: | Vicente Alcazar |
| Inkers: | Vicente Alcazar |
| Cover artists: | Mike Whelan |
| Cover inker: | Mike Whelan |
| Cover colorist: | Mike Whelan |
| Editors: | Roy Thomas |
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| Previous: | Kull and the Barbarians #2 |
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"The Omen in the Skull" is the title to the first story featured in issue #3 of the Kull and the Barbarians comic book magazine published by Marvel Comics and Curtis Magazines. It was written by Doug Moench with artwork and inks by Vicente Alcazar. The second story is called "The Trail of Solomon Kane", which is a four-page text article by Fred Blosser and artists Bob Budiansky and Duffy Vohland. The third feature is a Red Sonja tale called "The Day of the Sword" by Doug Moench and Howard Chaykin. The final story, also featuring Solomon Kane, is called titled "Into the Silent City", which is an adaptation of a Robert E. Howard story. It was written by Roy Thomas with artwork by Alan Weiss and Pablo Marcos. This issue boasts a painted cover illustration by Mike Whelan. This issue shipped in September, 1975 and carries a cover price of $1.00 per copy (US).
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- Final issue of the series.
- "The Omen in the Skull" is an original story.
- "The Trail of Solomon Kane" is reprinted in the Saga of Solomon Kane trade paperback published in 2009 by Dark Horse Comics.
- "The Day of the Sword" is reprinted in Giant-Size Red Sonja #1 by Dynamite Entertainment in 2007.
- "Into the Silent City" is reprinted in the Saga of Solomon Kane trade paperback published in 2009 by Dark Horse Comics.
- "Into the Silent City" is also adapted in issue #5 of the Solomon Kane limited series in 1986.