Paradox Entertainment, producers of the upcoming 3D sword 'n sorcery feature, "Conan The Barbarian", report they are developing "Kull", another Robert E. Howard-created, 'weird fantasy' action hero, into a new motion picture of 'high adventure', set 100,000 years ago.
According to author Howard, Kull was "...king of 'Valusia' – a fading, degenerate Valusia, a Valusia mostly in dreams of bygone glory, but still a mighty land and the greatest of the 'Seven Empires'.
"In the dawn world, Kull holds his throne against scheming conspirators, murderous rivals, and deadliest of them all, the snake-headed 'Serpent Men' who are mankind’s secret masters. He broods over the mysteries of eternity, shatters outmoded and unjust laws, and answers his enemies’ threats with razor-edged steel as his blood-brother 'Brule the Spear-Slayer' fights at his side..."
Over the years, Howard's original "Kull" stories have sold worldwide, Marvel Comics created their own "Kull" comic book series/large format magazines, Blackthorne Publishing produced 3D "Kull" comic books and Dark Horse Comics launched their ongoing "Kull" graphic novel series in 2008.
Paradox Entertainment, producers of the upcoming 3D sword 'n sorcery feature, "Conan The Barbarian", report they are developing "Kull", another Robert E. Howard-created, 'weird fantasy' action hero, into a new motion picture of 'high adventure', set 100,000 years ago.
According to author Howard, Kull was "...king of 'Valusia' – a fading, degenerate Valusia, a Valusia mostly in dreams of bygone glory, but still a mighty land and the greatest of the 'Seven Empires'.
"In the dawn world, Kull holds his throne against scheming conspirators, murderous rivals, and deadliest of them all, the snake-headed 'Serpent Men' who are mankind’s secret masters. He broods over the mysteries of eternity, shatters outmoded and unjust laws, and answers his enemies’ threats with razor-edged steel as his blood-brother 'Brule the Spear-Slayer' fights at his side..."
Over the years, Howard's original "Kull" stories have sold worldwide, Marvel Comics created their own "Kull" comic book series/large format magazines, Blackthorne Publishing produced 3D "Kull" comic books and Dark Horse Comics launched their ongoing "Kull" graphic novel series in 2008.
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