Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #2 Review: Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures Raise the Stakes in India

Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #2 expands its journey across 16th-century India with political tension, supernatural horror, and the gathering threat of war, delivering a strong second chapter that feels both unmistakably Robert E. Howard and ambitious in its historical scope. Written and illustrated by Patch Zircher, the four-issue series from Titan Comics and Heroic Signatures continues Kane’s eastward journey after the events of the opening chapter. Issue #2 is a 32-page, full-color comic priced at $4.99, released in stores August 5, 2026. Readers who need to catch up can revisit our Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant #1 preview before entering the next stage of Kane’s increasingly strange pilgrimage. More information on the series is also available through the official Solomon Kane: The Lion Errant page at Titan Comics. Solomon Kane Follows the Lion Deeper Into India Issue #2 wastes little time reinforcing one of the series’ most intriguing mysteries: why is this black-maned lion following Solomon Kane? After surviving the Gujarati marshlands, Kane continues east with the massive animal moving alongside him like something between guardian, omen, and guide. The opening pages give thei...