Pat Zircher's Artwork Dazzles In New Solomon Kane Mini-Series Preview

Patrick Zircher cover art for issue one of Solomon Kane: The Serpent Ring

What a great time to be a fan of Robert E Howard's 16th Century Puritan monster-hunter Solomon Kane!

More details were revealed about the four-part Solomon Kane miniseries from Heroic Signatures and Titan Comics.

"The ‘Sword of Vengeance’ slashes into his own new series, Solomon Kane: The Serpent Ring! Kane battles from the Barbary Coast; across Southern Europe, to the canals of Venice, as a band of rogues forms around him in their quest for the fabled Serpent Ring of Set!"

Following in the footsteps of Titan's recent Howardverse crossover event, Battle of The Black Stone - which saw Kane teaming up with Robert E Howard's most famous creation, Conan The Barbarian - this mini will also lay the groundwork for the publisher's next big 'event' storyline in 2025: Conan - Scourge of The Serpent.

The first issue of Solomon Kane: The Serpent Ring, written and illustrated by Patrick Zircher, is due to hit comic shops on March 26, and comes with a choice of five covers (shown on this page).

Daniel Brereton cover art

Andrew Maclean cover art

Mike Mignola cover art

J.H. Williams III cover art

Spinning out of the pages of Savage Sword of Conan - where Zircher showed us his passion and knowledge of the character, as well as his amazing artwork - this will be Solomon Kane's first solo series in 15 years.

Titan has also released this gorgeous sample of the first pages of the issue (unlettered) to whet your appetite:

Then in early 2026, Solomon Kane is also featuring in his first novel: Solomon Kane - Suffer The Witch, by Shaun Hamill, author of A Cosmology of Monsters, The Dissonance, and Conan: Lethal Consignment.

"Solomon Kane journeys back to England to save a woman accused of witchcraft and murder. Kane must find the true culprits while battling the town’s paranoia and superstition.

A middle-aged Solomon Kane has been summoned back to England to help a childhood friend, Catherine Archer. In the wake of several grisly deaths, Catherine’s friend Sybil has been charged with employing witchcraft to commit these murders.

She faces execution. Though his body isn’t what it once was, Kane’s mind is as sharp as ever. He deduces that Sybil is indeed a witch but perhaps not a murderous one.

Later, Kane experiences horrific nightmares and witnesses the latest gruesome death. He manages to stop a baying mob from lynching Sybil but in doing so becomes a target of the paranoid villagers himself.

Sympathetic, Kane wants to help these fearful villagers. He soon learns that profane creatures are really behind the murders. After a lifetime of fighting evil, the puritan has lost a step, but he will do everything in his power to battle the ancient force that threatens the town’s existence."