King in Black is a Marvel Comics event that ran between December 2020 and April 2021. In the follow-up to 2019’s Absolute Carnage, Knull and his symbiote army invade Earth which forces Venom to team with the Avengers and X-Men to protect the planet. The series was written by Donny Cates, with Ryan Stegman providing the artwork.
While it feels like the MCU would be necessary for a King in Black movie involving Knull, I know how Sony could get it done without Marvel Studios.
Knull was the original King in Black in Marvel Comics, with new hyper-realistic concept art proving he could be the most horrifying MCU villain ever.
While Knull is coming to live-action in Venom 3, there are many reasons why he's far more suited for the MCU (hopefully in the future).
As Peter Parker and Eddie Brock battle over who will be the next King in Black, one surprising character announces themselves as the Prince in Black.
Knull was the god of the symbiotes and one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel universe, but there's one symbiote that even he feared.
In a genius new cosplay, Spider-Man becomes the fearsome King in Black, leaning into the role with gusto by killing his friend Tony Stark.
The King in Black officially connects the continuities of Marvel Comics and Marvel's Spider-Man 2 by recruiting the videogame version of Venom.
Knull's defeat during the King in Black event left some lingering questions about him, but one has finally been answered, meaning he can be in the MCU
The final issue of Death of the Venomverse sees Carnage taking on Knull the King in Black in his quest to murder all Venoms in the multiverse.
The King in Black & Galactus are 2 of the most powerful cosmic entities in Marvel, but Knull is decidedly more evil. Here are the Top 10 reasons why!
Summer of Symbiotes will see Knull return, taking on Carnage to decide the next King in Black - with the winner coming for Venom.
The original King in Black Knull returns this summer as part of the Summer of Symbiotes event—and he has his sights set on Carnage.
Venom #18 permanently redefines the role of the Kings in Black--by introducing the true opposites of the gods of the symbiotes.
Marvel Comics’ Venom gives a new origin story to King in Black’s Knull, redefining him as a much more tragic villain who rebelled against his fate.
Venom #17 shows a truly vicious encounter between Eddie Brock's Bedlam and the demon Darkoth, who uses the Soulsword to destroy a King in Black.
The King in Black is the god of the symbiotes in Marvel Comics who was introduced in Venom, but X-Men already had a 'King in Black' long before Knull.
All-Father Thor clashes with Meridius, a future version of King in Black Venom, to determine who is the mightiest god-king in the Marvel Universe.
The X-Men have terraformed Mars, but the planet's secret ancient history in the Marvel Universe means they could unleash a new King in Black!
The Prince in Black has just formed a brand new weapon that rivals Thor's hammer Mjolnir, as Bedlam's child creates his own twisted version of it.
The latest issue of DC Comics' Batman: Detective Comics confirms that the Dark Knight is being tormented by his very own King in Black.
Venom has always been considered a strong character in the Marvel Universe, but he's more powerful than fans thought thanks to the King in Black.
