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* AdvertisingByAssociation: The comic was originally billed as ''"From the creator of '''Franchise/{{Conan|theBarbarian}}!"''''' on its covers. Creator/RobertEHoward had been dead for thirty years and had nothing to do with the adaptation of his Kull stories, though.
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* AdvertisingByAssociation: The comic was originally billed as ''"From the creator of '''Franchise/{{Conan|theBarbarian}}!"''''' on its covers. Creator/RobertEHoward had been dead for thirty thirty-five years and had nothing to do with the adaptation of his Kull stories, though.
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* RulerProtagonist: The first issue starts just after Kull's claimed the Valusian throne, and his role as a ruler is key to most subsequent plots. TheConspiracy wants him deposed and tensions with other nations repeatedly bring him challenges that can't solely be resolved by a barbarian's brawn.
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** Ardyon, the conspiracy's mysterious benefactor ([[spoiler:who's actually a disguised Thulsa Doom]]) is named Ascalante in the books.
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* CanonCharacterAllAlong: When the conspiracy finally launch an outright coup attempt, in "By This Axe I Rule!", their new ally is the mysterious Ardyon, a new arrival. In the books, their ally is a well-known bandit leader, Ascalante. It's not just a name change, though - Ardyon is an entirely different character, [[spoiler:and he's actually the ancient sorcerer Thulsa Doom]].
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** Ardyon, the conspiracy's mysterious benefactor ([[spoiler who's actually a disguised Thulsa Doom]]) is named Ascalante in the books.
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** Ardyon, the conspiracy's mysterious benefactor ([[spoiler who's ([[spoiler:who's actually a disguised Thulsa Doom]]) is named Ascalante in the books.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Two members of TheConspiracy to depose Borna and Kull are renamed for the comics.
** Gromel, the military commander, becomes Enaros.
** Volmana, count of Karaban, becomes Ducalon, count of Komahar.
** Gromel, the military commander, becomes Enaros.
** Volmana, count of Karaban, becomes Ducalon, count of Komahar.
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** Sareeta, the woman whose execution leads Kull to leave Atlantis, is named Ala in the original stories.
** Two members of TheConspiracy to depose Borna and Kull are renamed for thecomics.
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**Enaros. Volmana, count of Karaban, becomes Ducalon, count of Komahar.Komahar.
** Ardyon, the conspiracy's mysterious benefactor ([[spoiler who's actually a disguised Thulsa Doom]]) is named Ascalante in the books.
** Sareeta, the woman whose execution leads Kull to leave Atlantis, is named Ala in the original stories.
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** Ardyon, the conspiracy's mysterious benefactor ([[spoiler who's actually a disguised Thulsa Doom]]) is named Ascalante in the books.
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* WhamEpisode: Issue #11 adapts "By This Axe I Rule". [[spoiler: TheConspiracy finally succeeds, and Kull is deposed as King of Valusia - although two of the four plotters die while ousting him. The new king is then revealed as a disguised Thulsa Doom - and Kull is overpowered and imprisoned, awaiting the headsman's axe]]. The [[NewSeasonNewTitle comic's title also changes]], becoming ''Kull the Destroyer''.
* YouKillItYouBoughtIt: [[spoiler:The [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolves]] of Kull's world don't infect their victims, but anyone who slays a werewolf in its hybrid form will be haunted by its spirit and becomes a werewolf themselves, as Demontur discovered the hard way]].
* YouKillItYouBoughtIt: [[spoiler:The [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolves]] of Kull's world don't infect their victims, but anyone who slays a werewolf in its hybrid form will be haunted by its spirit and becomes a werewolf themselves, as Demontur discovered the hard way]].
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* WhamEpisode: Issue #11 adapts "By This Axe I Rule". [[spoiler: TheConspiracy finally succeeds, and Kull is deposed as King of Valusia - although two of the four plotters die while ousting him. The new king is then revealed as a disguised Thulsa Doom Doom, who has no use for the remaining conspirators - and Kull is overpowered and imprisoned, awaiting the headsman's axe]]. The [[NewSeasonNewTitle comic's title also changes]], becoming ''Kull the Destroyer''.
* YouKillItYouBoughtIt: [[spoiler:The [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolves]]of Kull's world Kull encounters don't infect their victims, but anyone who slays a werewolf in its hybrid form will be haunted by its spirit and becomes a werewolf themselves, as Demontur discovered the hard way]].
* YouKillItYouBoughtIt: [[spoiler:The [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolves]]
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* AdaptationNameChange: Two members of TheConspiracy to depose Borna and Kull are renamed for the comics.
** Gromel, the military commander, becomes Enaros.
** Volmana, count of Karaban, becomes Ducalon, count of Komahar.
** Gromel, the military commander, becomes Enaros.
** Volmana, count of Karaban, becomes Ducalon, count of Komahar.
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* WhamEpisode: Issue #11 adapts "By This Axe I Rule". [[spoiler: TheConspiracy finally succeeds, and Kull is deposed as King of Valusia - although two of the four plotters die while ousting him. The new king is then revealed as a disguised Thulsa Doom - and Kull is overpowered and imprisoned, awaiting the headsman's axe]]. The [[NewSeasonNewTitle comic's title also changes]], becoming ''Kull the Destroyer''.
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* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: [[spoiler:This version of the werewolf curse doesn't seem to infect those wounded by werewolves but, as Demontur explains, anyone who kills a werewolf in its hybrid form will be [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt haunted and transformed by its spirit]]]].
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* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: [[spoiler:This version of the [[spoiler:The werewolf curse that Kull encounters is tied to the full moon, but doesn't seem to infect those wounded by werewolves but, werewolves. However, as Demontur explains, anyone who kills a werewolf in its hybrid form will be [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt haunted and transformed by its spirit]]]].
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* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: [[spoiler:This version of the werewolf curse doesn't seem to infect those wounded by werewolves but, as Demontur explains, anyone who kills a werewolf in its hybrid form will be [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt haunted and transformed by its spirit]]]].
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* PoisonRing: [[spoiler:The Demascan high priest wears a spiked ring that can discreetly inject poison. It's used to secretly kill one of Kull's young sailors, who falls from the mast to the sea when the poison paralyses him. His death is a HumanSacrifice to ward off storms]].
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* PoisonRing: [[spoiler:The Demascan high priest of Demascar wears a spiked ring that can discreetly inject poison. It's used to secretly kill one of Kull's young sailors, who falls from the mast to the sea when the poison paralyses him. His death is a HumanSacrifice to ward off storms]].
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* PoisonRing: [[spoiler:The Demascan high priest wears a spiked ring that can discreetly inject poison. It's used to secretly kill one of Kull's young sailors, who falls from the mast to the sea when the poison paralyses him. His death is a HumanSacrifice to ward off storms]].
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* OfferingsToTheGods: The people of Demascar accompany their prayers with sacrifices, as first seen when H'Nar offers up the animals he killed while hunting. [[spoiler:It takes a much darker turn once it's revealed that they also offer {{Human Sacrifice}}s to the gods, and Kull and his men are destined for that fate]].
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* KingIncognito: While out hunting, Kull and a stranger both shoot the same stag. The other man, a foreigner, assumes that Kull is a peasant. Kull, in turn, accuses him of being a poacher. Even when the stranger mentions that he's travelling to meet the king, Kull doesn’t reveal his identity. And it's not until later that Kull realised the stranger H'Nar is Regent Prince of his own land, and also chose not to reveal his nobility.
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* KingIncognito: While out hunting, Kull and a stranger both shoot the same stag. The other man, a foreigner, assumes that Kull is a peasant. Kull, in turn, accuses him of being a poacher. Even when the stranger mentions that he's travelling to meet the king, Kull doesn’t reveal his identity. And it's not until later that Kull realised realises the stranger H'Nar is Regent Prince of his own land, and also chose not to reveal his nobility.
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* KingIncognito: While out hunting, Kull and a stranger both shoot the same stag. The other man, a foreigner, assumes that Kull is a peasant. Kull, in turn, accuses him of being a poacher. Even when the stranger mentions that he's travelling to meet the king, Kull doesn’t reveal his identity. And it's not until later that Kull realised the stranger H'Nar is Regent Prince of his own land, and also chose not to reveal his nobility.
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* MyInstinctsAreShowing: Thulsa Doom's magic allows Kull's BrainwashedAndCrazy servant Shiva to transform into a giant bird, but when Kull attacks her she panics - and her human mind then loses control of her avian form's instinctive flight.
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* StabTheScorpion: When H'Nar and Kull first meet while hunting the same stag, they almost come to blows. H'Nar then throws a long dagger at Kull - and kills the wild boar approaching behind him.
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* ImMelting: [[spoiler:After Kull realises that Jirane's drugged his wine, she's taken prisoner and tied to the ship's mast. It's a hot, sunny day - and Kull's summoned by the horrified crew when the beautiful woman starts liquefying into a ghastly, bloodless mess, but still lives and speaks. She's one of Melkori's [[{{Golem}} wax doppelgängers]], his finest creation]].
