12 Facts About Killraven

Killraven is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Co-creator Neal Adams' early ideas for Killraven involved the character being the son of a Doc Savage archetype.

Some planned elements of the "Killraven" saga were incorporated into the Eclipse Comics series Sabre, McGregor and Russell each said in 1983.

Killraven appears in Claws II, in which the superheroes Wolverine and Black Cat meet him in the future fighting Martians.

Writer Robert Kirkman and artist Rob Liefeld announced in August 2007 they were creating a five-issue alternate universe Killraven miniseries planned for release in 2008, but the project never went into production.

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Killraven joined the Freemen, a group of freedom fighters against Martian oppression.

In November 2020, the Martian occupation is over when Killraven unleashes a zombie plague on the Martians' food supply .

Killraven was later given mental powers through Whitman's psycho-electric experiments, including the psionic ability to project his consciousness into and take over a Martian's mind, and the psychic ability to resist mental assaults and to mask his presence from robot scanners.

Killraven is a superb hand-to-hand combatant, and a highly skilled swordsman, wrestler, and martial artist.

Killraven is a master of most hand weaponry, especially shuriken.

Killraven is very much the barbarian type, yet at the same time he has this seed planted in his brain that is the history of the human race — a racial memory of everything that has been obliterated by the Martians.

Killraven is armed with various weapons as needed, and usually carried a sword and shuriken.