Tag Archives: Valiant Comics

I was a follower of Jim Shooter even before I know who Jim Shooter was.  During Shooter’s tenure at Marvel, all I knew was that there was a comic called Secret Wars and a toy line and I was sold.  When Jim Shooter left Marvel, the second company he started …

Next week, Valiant Entertainment is taking center stage for the NYCC 2015 with a variety of exclusive offerings. 

The world of Shadowman is heating up as of late, and now the supernatural hero will be returning to the Valiant U with a special series of stories.

Some gems hit comic shops today, including all the big boys and girls of the superhero set, and the can’t miss continuation of the brilliant Hellboy in Hell.

The multimedia assault is here for DC’s newest animated film Justice League: Gods and Monsters, and it brings an alternate look at Superman with the Son of Zod in a debut issue that fans of the DC Animated properties shouldn’t miss.

Dead Drop has pretty quickly become a can’t miss Valiant event.

It’s the end for Bloodshot, well, it will be anyway. One day.

Ray has a tough road ahead, as he takes out ‘infected’ killers and re-absorbs the Bloodshot nanites. And this September, he’ll be facing his toughest opponent yet.

Gilad’s insistance that the Geomancer isn’t behind the recent string of massacres in the US brings him head-to-head with his teammates on Unity in issue #2 of Book of Death.

This is it, Valiant’s biggest even of the year kicks off in Book of Death #1.

The trip through time continues as we meet more ‘Unity’ teams from the past, and War Monger goes after another member of the current squad.

The first arc of Bloodshot Reborn comes to a conclusion in an issue that’s light on answers and poses even more questions as we head into issue #6.

As Summer’s crossover event Book of Death, continues for Valiant Comics and its heroes, Ninjak takes the spotlight in a story that tells of his last days in a future ravaged by a third Armor Hunters assault.

It might be SDCC week out in sunny San Diego, but the closest most of us will get is right here at home in our local comic shop.

On a mission to the heart of Project Rising Spirit and their submersible as the Broken Angels arc continues, Imperium continues to be a very interesting tale, one that’s proving to be way more than its ‘bad guy book’ hook.

Before it even hits the streets, the first issue of Book of Death has already sold more than any Valiant Comics issue to date.