History ComicBook / SolomonKaneDarkHorseComics

* OurCentaursAreDifferent: From some angles, the silhouettes of the monstrous 'riders' of ''Death's Black Riders'' can be mistaken for a mounted man - which is exactly what happens when they first appear. They're actually a single being, similar to a centaur in shape, with a huge second mouth in their torso where 'horse' and 'rider' join. The front legs of the 'horse' are long, flexible and end in human hands. Nobody who sees one in good lighting would ever mistake it for a horse, a man or a traditional centaur.

''Solomon Kane'' is a comic book series from Creator/DarkHorseComics, starring a version of Creator/RobertEHoward's puritan wanderer Literature/SolomonKane.

* InTheBack: The treacherous [[spoiler:bandit Gaston the Butcher]] has Kane held at gunpoint when [[spoiler:the crazed innkeeper of the InnOfNoReturn they're staying in puts a sword through his head from behind. It's repaid when a [[DemBones vengeful animated skeleton]], freed by Gaston, grabs the innkeeper from behind shortly afterwards]]]].

* InTheBack: The treacherous [[spoiler:bandit Gaston the Butcher]] has Kane held at gunpoint when [[spoiler:the crazed innkeeper of the InnOfNoReturn they're staying in]] puts a sword through his head from behind. It's repaid when a [[DemBones vengeful animated skeleton]], freed by Gaston, grabs the innkeeper from behind shortly afterwards]].

* AdaptationAmalgamation: The adaptation of ''Death's Black Riders'', a fragment of an unfinished story, is also expanded to include a separate, unrelated tale, ''The Rattle of Bones'', as its second act.

* OurCentaursAreDifferent: From some angles, the monstrous 'riders' of ''Death's Black Riders'' can be mistaken for a mounted man in silhouette. They're actually a single being, similar to a centaur in shape, with a huge second mouth in their torso where 'horse' and 'rider' join. The front legs of the 'horse' are long, flexible and end in human hands. Nobody who sees one in good lighting would ever mistake it for a horse, a man or a traditional centaur.

* OurCentaursAreDifferent: From some angles, the monstrous 'riders' of ''Death's Black Riders'' can be mistaken for a mounted man in silhouette. They're actually a single being, similar to a centaur in shape, with a huge second mouth in their torso where 'horse' and 'rider' join. The front lega of the 'horse' are long, flexible and end in human hands. Nobody who sees one in good lighting would ever mistake it for a horse, a man or a traditional centaur.

* AdaptationAmalgamation: The adaptation of ''Death's Black Riders'', a fragment of an unfinished story, is expanded to include an unrelated tale, ''The Rattle of Bones'', as its second act.

* AdaptationAmalgamation: The adaptation of ''Death's Black Riders'', an unfinished story, is expanded to include an unrelated tale, ''The Rattle of Bones'', as its second act.

* AdaptationAmalgamation: The adaptation of ''Death's Black Riders'', an unfinished story, is expanded to include an unrelated tale, ''The Rattle of Bones'' as its second act.