Knull in a sentence

Didn't we already see a dead Knull in Love and Thunder or was that just some rando with Knull's sword?

The hive mind also gave Knull the ability to control other symbiotes, though Venom and Carnage eventually freed themselves from his control.

Anyway, eventually the symbiotes rebel against Knull and imprison him in the void once more.

But in a comic book movie about Marvel’s symbiote race and their god, Knull (Andy Serkis), death can mean a lot of things – so doesn’t make it out of Venom: The Last Dance alive – or at least, kind of alive?

Knull could present a huge threat to the multiverse after Venom: The Last Dance, and he could be freed by bringing back one dead villain from the SSU.

Peter Parker and Miles Morales both bonded with the Enigma Force, as did Eddie Brock when he was near-death; its power is what allowed Brock to finally beat Knull.

This was a complete affront to Knull’s way of life, so he did what any reasonable ancient being would do and declared war on the Celestials.

With that kind of precedence, fans wonder if the onscreen version of Knull will be a similar threat – not only to Sony’s Spider-Man Universe but to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as well.

And a return to the Marvel Universe for the character of Wraith, recently seen in Cates's own Guardians Of The Galaxy run, and that this one-shot will tie all his Venom and cosmic stuff together, as well as the Exelon, the symbiote and Knull.

Before Knull even touches down on Earth, the first wave of his army invades the planet.

Critically acclaimed writer, actor and producer Geoffrey Thorne explores a Wakanda gone dark -- invaded by Knull's massive symbiote army.

He may have begun as an enemy of Venom, but by the time Knull and his army descends on Earth-616, it's going to feel as if the full might of a Celestial has attacked its superheroes.

Readers can expect to see and The Avengers go toe to toe with Knull and his symbiote horde.

The Valkyries are being rebooted in an upcoming event, as Jane Foster brings them together to fight Knull.

This area was home to a group of Native Americans who worshipped death and prayed at the altar of Knull.

Unfortunately, this also intersected with the arrival of Carnage, the Herald of Knull.

When Knull fell, All-Black found its way into the hands of Gorr the God Butcher, before both the blade and Gorr were destroyed by Thor.

Between Knull’s growing psychic influence and Patricia Robertson serving as its host, the Scream symbiote is being psychologically torn apart!

Unfortunately, Norrin's power cosmic is currently fading, which means that he's not exactly a match for Knull.