Marvel Answers King in Black's Biggest Question, Meaning Knull CAN Appear in the MCU
Knull's defeat during the King in Black event left some lingering questions about him, but one has finally been answered, meaning he can be in the MCU
King in Black is a Marvel Comics event that ran between December 2020 and April 2021. In the follow-up to 2019’s Absolute Carnage, Knull and his symbiote army invade Earth which forces Venom to team with the Avengers and X-Men to protect the planet. The series was written by Donny Cates, with Ryan Stegman providing the artwork.
Knull's defeat during the King in Black event left some lingering questions about him, but one has finally been answered, meaning he can be in the MCU
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