Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #3 Cover Preview

 

Cover A: Nick Marinkovich

Solomon Kane doesn’t feel in control of his life. After reuniting with his friends, he tells Abramo Bensaid and his daughter Diamanta about his wanderings. But Abramo, mystic and scholar, is most interested in Solomon’s staff. The wooden staff topped with a cat’s head has protected Solomon from the Undead. It also helps Solomon Kane communicate with N’Longa, the shaman who gave it to him.

 

When Solomon seeks N’Longa’s insight, how will the shaman advise the Puritan? And can the Atlantean carvings on the staff protect him amid the war brewing between provinces of the Mughal Empire?

Here's all the info from Titan Comics:

 

Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #3 Cover Preview

Writer, Artist & Colorist: Patch Zircher

Cover Artists: Nick Marinkovich, Patch Zircher & Paolo Parente 

Publisher: Titan Comics

Issue Description: 32 Pages, Full Color

Price: $4.99 US

Release Date: September 23, 2026

 

 

Solomon Kane is no stranger to the impossible. But the mythic storm gathering in the heart of India may be his greatest test yet. Guided by a mysterious black-maned lion, Solomon Kane is drawn to India, and a confrontation between the warrior queen Rani Durgavati and the mighty Mughal Empire. But the coming battle is more than a clash of armies. Ancient powers are stirring, gods and demons walk among the living, and Kane's arcane Atlantean staff may hold the key to it all. Legend meets legend. Steel meets the divine. The Sword of Vengeance answers a higher call.

 

 

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Cover B: Patch Zircher

Cover C: Paolo Parente

Cover D: Nick Marinkovich Virgin Cardstock

Cover E: Paolo Parente Virgin Cardstock

 

Available from local comic shops. For UK & Europe visit Forbidden Planet

 

For more details, visit Titan Comics.

 

Thanks to Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures for sharing this cover preview with us. 

 

For Solomon's reunion with Abramo & Diamanta Bensaid, see Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #2 Review.

 

For how Solomon befriended a lion, see Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #1 Preview.