Nov 16, 2006 - Paradox Entertainment has granted The CS Moore Studio the license to create the Robert E. Howard character Kull of Atlantis as a major collector's statue.

Said Clayburn Moore, "Kull is a terrific character and Paradox Entertainment has agreed that this will be sculpted as my interpretation of Kull based solely on the written descriptions found in the source literature. This opportunity to design the pose, the costume and the look of Kull is very exciting for me and I very much look forward to the challenge."

The statue will be released as both a limited, fully painted cold-cast porcelain edition and as a fine art cast bronze edition.

"We couldn't be more pleased with the way this statue has come to fruition. Based on the character description by Robert E. Howard, and designed with the precision and dedication for which The CS Moore Studio is known, Kull truly comes to life in a stunning, exciting, and mythical fashion," said Leigh Stone, Licensing Manager at Paradox Entertainment.

The CS Moore Studio will launch a "Making of Kull" blog in the coming weeks so that collectors can follow the sculpture in development and read Moore's commentary about the statue and the character.

Edition size and pricing will be announced on the CS Moore Studio website as it becomes available. For more information visit: www.csmoorestudio.com.

The CS Moore Studio

The CS Moore Studio was founded in 2005 by renowned sculptor Clayburn Moore. With over 15 years' experience in the collectibles business, Moore now directs The CS Moore Studio, which creates licensed statues, busts and more based on noted comic book and fantasy properties, as well as original creations.

Paradox Entertainment Inc.

Paradox Entertainment Inc. owns, develops and licenses mainly character-based properties. The company owns all stories and characters created by pulp author Robert E. Howard, among others Conan, Kull, Bran Mak Morn and Solomon Kane. Paradox also owns the self-created property Mutant Chronicles. In all, the property portfolio consists of around 1000 stories and characters. Industries exploiting the company property portfolio include film, TV, book, comics, videogame, Internet/mobile/wireless, toys, apparel, and more. Paradox Entertainment Inc.'s parent company Paradox Entertainment AB is traded on the Stockholm NGM Equity list (PDXE, SE0000598054).