He also appeared numerous times in the company's black and white, non-Code approved magazine format comics, most frequently in Savage Sword of Conan, starring Howard's most popular pulp character.

[6] It was a five-issue mini-series, based on "Castle of the Devil", and featured art by Mario Guevara (pencils), Dave Stewart (colors) and John Cassaday (covers).

[10] Solomon Kane Volume 1: The Castle of the Devil, a trade paperback collection of the Dark Horse five-issue mini-series, was published in July 2009 (ISBN 1595822828).

Solomon Kane Volume 2: Death's Black Riders, a trade paperback collection of the Dark Horse four-issue mini-series, was published in October July 2010 (ISBN 1-59582-590-8).

Solomon Kane Volume 3: Red Shadows, a trade paperback collection of the Dark Horse four-issue mini-series, was published in October December 2011 (ISBN 1-59582-878-8).