The most admired kings in the Marvel comics world

The most admired kings in the Marvel comics world

The king on the story of a hand water, a hand to conquer or destroy the bad guys always make people obedient to the reader, the heart is extremely submissive. Let's take a look at the top 13 most powerful kings Marvel comics have introduced.

Unlike people's thoughts about the image of an idiotic idiot king, the Marvel kings are often described as bold warriors or wise men.

At first glance, Marvel's kings are much more diverse, with some brutal killers like him and often abusing his super powers (Killmonger may have been such a king), there are also gentle rulers, or "progressive" kings willing to turn away from tradition. Yet they have in common, not only the responsibility to protect their race but the burden of cosmic security, but that is not something we will discuss today. Along the way through the top 13 powerful and most famous comic king Marvel to see how they "heal" how little child.
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1. Conan the Barbarian

This is a character that has appeared countless times in Marvel comics, but in the past 15 years has been taken over by Dark Horse Comics. Motojt celebrates with Marvel Comics fans Conan will be reunited with again from January 2019.


Born in the battlefields west of Cimmeria (which was inhabited by the Atlantis after the cataclysmic destruction of most of them), Conan was predicted to become a great warrior. The thunder has really happened, when just entered the adolescent, he has beaten many games that have almost never lost. From the madman, the goddess, to the beast, Conan becomes more and more like an alcoholic for his majesty before the enemy. After some time, he was crowned king, but eventually gave up his son's title to travel around the world in order to satisfy his spirit of adventure.

2. Ghaur

When the first celestials arrived at Earth (one of the oldest and most energetic creatures in the universe), they discovered that humans were in the early stages of experimenting and experimenting with the new species. They intervened in the human genome structure, and so two new races emerged: Eternals and Deviants. In isolation from ordinary humans, the Eternals and the Deviants are somewhat divine, immortal and possessing unrivaled power. Although the Eternals chose to go out to protect the universe, the Deviants chose a completely opposite direction.



Black, the direction the Deviants choose is rather vicious: forcing their ancestors to be human slaves and use their advanced technology to fight the Eternals. One of Deviants' religious leaders is Ghaur. Before, when the Tode brothers led the Deviants to battle the Eternals, they were defeated and this inadvertently created the necessary space for Ghaur to rise to power. In a short period of time, he became the ruler of both the Deviants and robbed the energy of a celestial, which made Ghaur a god. Holding the new strength and status in his hands, the priest intended to destroy the universe but was defeated by the Eternals and lost all power and status. Despite being forced to flee, Ghaur is still on his way to regain his glory.

3. King Arthur

King Arthur is a real-life character in history, one of the legendary kings of England, the first to draw the Excalibur from the stone (fulfilled with the thunder that whoever draws him out will be king) and who Founding the famous Round Table knight. In the comic book Marvel, the character of King Arthur also has a role similar to that, but there are surreal parts, including the time travel and the command of some other superhero.



Arthur's adventure begins when Kang the Conqueror returns to the past to steal the throne from his hands, accompanied by a miscarriage, including the encounter with King Arthur. Iron Man and Excalibur stick to the future. Finally, this bar still back to the past, but this time it killed Arthur King. In spite of being a goddess, his spirited spirit helped England later produce another superhero, Captain Britain, who played the role of protecting the island nation from the invasion of Chaos King.