Diamanta Bensaid is a character from the adventures of Solomon Kane, the legendary Puritan wanderer created by Robert E. Howard. She is the daughter of the wealthy merchant Abramo Bensaid and becomes connected to Kane during his dangerous travels through North Africa. Diamanta’s story places her within a world of pirates, ruthless villains, ancient mysteries, and supernatural threats.
Explore Diamanta Bensaid’s comic book appearances, adventures, allies, and encounters with Solomon Kane. Discover her connection to Abramo Bensaid and follow her role across comic book adaptations inspired by the dark and adventurous world of Robert E. Howard’s Solomon Kane.
My Rating “The Lion Errant – Part 02: Love And Hate” Peace has failed the Gond. Now the armies of two Khans march against the Warrior Queen of Gondwana. As Rani Durgavati prepares her kingdom for all-out war, the invading forces are introduced to an ancient evil. A Vetala has joined forces with the Mughals,
My Rating “The Serpent Ring – Part 04: Hell On Earth“ Taken prisoner by the serpent-men of Set, Abramo Bensaid, the Jewish sage of Venice, is about to learn the true history of mankind. Nearby, Rolando Zarza and the remaining members of the Bensaid expedition have reached the outskirts of the vale temple. As Nico
My Rating “The Serpent Ring – Part 03: Till Death Do Us Part“ The expedition has reached inland but Abramo Bensaid and Solomon Kane have grown suspicious of their new guide, Father Goncallo. The priest had lost his ministry weeks prior to a tribe of godless savages, but his demeanor is unbecoming even for a
My Rating “The Serpent Ring – Part 02: Deliver Us Into Evil” An ancient evil has taken control of the Sao Mancos Mission and Father Goncallo doesn’t seem to be the same person. As his flock begins to rebuild a new, across the African plain and ocean divide, Solomon Kane has kept his promise by
My Rating “The Serpent Ring – Part 01: Dead Man’s Promise” The spears flew past Paolo Laurenti as he ran through the jungle brush, the scream from one of his porters erupted just ahead. The natives were not known for their accuracy in the dark. However, where aim was a hindrance, the number of missiles
