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Are There Any Sequels Or Spin-Offs To The Krull Book?

I read the 1983 Krull novelization by Alan Dean Foster and loved that blend of fantasy and sci-fi. Hoping for more tales in that same universe, maybe even exploring the princess's backstory.
2025-08-12 10:23:44
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BM Rosmem
BM Rosmem
There are no direct sequels or spin-offs to the 'Krull' series. While researching other connected stories I came across the web novel 'The Gladiator Wolf King - Book 3'. Although this is a part of a completely different series, The Gladiator Wolf King is a great example of how to continue a story in a web novel, The third book of The Gladiator Wolf King continues the story of a cursed warrior-king as he tries to survive deadly politicking, and in this book the central rebellion plot really starts to escalate. The way that some web serials can expand upon a world over multiple installments of a series is really impressive.
2026-08-05
Lila
Lila
There aren’t any sequels or direct novels to ‘Krull’; however, in following the original movie the Krull franchise branched out with action figures and even a board game. Also interesting, there was a novelization of the film. The novel would be a retelling of the story and not a continuation.

I know of one novelization for Krull. Most of the fantasy novels of the 80s have a similar feel to Krull. (Such as The Sword and the Sorcerer). Most of these are stand alone novels, but if you are craving more of the same then I recommend checking out some of the old pulp fantasy novels. Such as The Chronicles of Amber or the Elric series by Michael Moorcock. These novels have lots of swordplay and lots of magical activity and they have a truly cosmic feel to them.
2025-08-15
Oscar
Oscar
This never happened. Although, I’ve confirmed for you that the original book based on the 1983 cult classic film Krull has not been given the sequel treatment that it so rightly deserves. There are, however, a couple of of otherwise obscure items out there which might interest you…

Finally, while not directly part of the Krull universe as such, Marvel Comics did an adaptation of the film some time later. As for actual sequels, this is entirely lacking, but one can often find sources of fan-made material in online forums where people like me argue about what could have been made.

If you’re interested in reading more in this vein, then perhaps the novels for The Dark Crystal or even the He-Man tie-in books may have the epic, cheesy quality that so defined Krull.
2025-08-17
Oliver
Oliver
After scouring the web, it seems that there is no official sequel or novel that is a continuation of the original book. However, the 1983 film ‘Krull’ spawned a range of expanded universe material including comic books and role-playing game supplements that explore the newly opened-up mythos in greater detail and include new characters and stories set in new corners of the Krull world. Although none of these are direct sequels, they provide plenty of additional stories for fans looking for more. A favorite of mine are the Dark Horse Comics, written in the early 2000s, which introduced some really interesting twists to the mythology.
2025-08-18
Carla Maloney Edghill
Carla Maloney Edghill
I have no idea. I found this thread because someone mentioned Krull. From memory there was a movie with a throwing weapon and this looked cool. I had no idea there was a book. I shall have to read the rest of these comments to find out.
2026-07-30

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