Skull-Crusher

Skull-Crusher crashes onto the Bronze Age Marvel scene in 1978, born from the creative partnership of Doug Moench and Jim Craig in the pages of Master of Kung Fu — one of the most distinctive and atmospheric series of its era. This imposing figure keeps formidable company, sharing adventures with Shang-Chi, Leiko Wu, Clive Reston, and Black Jack Tarr across a world of intrigue and martial arts action that defined Marvel's kung fu corner of the Bronze Age. With appearances stretching across nearly four decades into 2017, Skull-Crusher proves surprisingly enduring for a character whose catalog footprint is select and lean — making each of those 12 appearances count. If you're diving deep into the rich, pulpy world of Master of Kung Fu, this is exactly the kind of dangerous, memorable figure that rewards the dedicated reader hunting through the omnibus collections.