| Valiant Entertainment Comic Book Releases For October 26, 2016
Below you’ll find the solicitations information and cover artwork for both Valiant Entertainment comic book titles that were released on October 26, 2016. These are two of the Future Of Valiant titles, a great jumping-on point for new readers.
...continue reading » Tags: Bloodshot U.S.A., Butch Guice, Cully Hamner, Dan Parent, Dave Johnson, Derek Charm, Doug Braithwaite, Francis Portella, Fred Van Lente, Generation Zero, Jeff Lemire, Ryan Stegman, Stephen Mooney, Tom Muller, Valiant Entertainment | |
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| Comic Review: Unity #2 |
By RevN4
| December 11th, 2013 at 5:30 pm |
Unity #2
Written by Matt Kindt
Illustrated by Doug Braithwaite
Colored by Brian Reber
Lettered by Dave Sharpe
Covers by Doug Braithwaite, Travel Foreman, Cary Nord with Len O’Grady
Valiant Entertainment
Release Date: December 11, 2013
Cover Price: $3.99
Inside the X-O armor, “Aric has single-handedly pushed the world to the brink” in Unity #2. Aric’s invasion of Romania cannot go unanswered. He’s already destroyed a Russian carrier inside the X-O Manowar armor, and in response, the Russians are planning to send a tactical nuke in to destroy the one man army. The fallout from such an event would be cataclysmic to Romania and the world. Toyo Harada can’t let this happen. So, even though his Unity team was defeated in a matter of minutes, Harada reforms a new team that includes himself to take down Aric and avert nuclear meltdown.
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| Comic Review: Unity #1 |
By RevN4
| November 13th, 2013 at 2:00 pm |
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Unity #1
Written by Matt Kindt
Illustrated by Doug Braithwaite
Colored by Brian Reber
Covers by Doug Braithwaite, Bryan Hitch, J.G. Jones, Travel Foreman, Paolo Rivera, Clayton Crain, Neal Adams
Valiant Entertainment
Release Date: November 13, 2013
Cover Price: $3.99
The universe’s most powerful weapon must be brought down! But how can the devastating X-O Manowar be defeated? The time-displaced keeper of the X-O Manowar armor has declared Romania his kingdom, but the world isn’t going to let this invasion happen without a fight. As the Russians plan for a nuclear attack, the world’s most dangerous man, Toyo Harada puts together a ruthless team to take out the armor in Unity #1. I am exhausted with massive crossover events in comics. Occasionally they deliver on their promises to be a game-changing event with spectacular storytelling, but most often they end up resetting the status quo of all the characters and telling a mediocre story.
...continue reading » Tags: Brian Reber, Bryan Hitch, Clayton Crain, Doug Braithwaite, J.G. Jones, Matt Kindt, Neal Adams, Paolo Rivera, Travel Foreman, Unity, Valiant Entertainment, X-O Manowar | |
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| Comic Review: Thor #610 |
By Guy_Jen
| June 21st, 2010 at 4:18 pm |
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Thor #610
Written by: Kieron Gillen
Art by: Doug Braithwaite
Colors by: Andy Troy, Doug Braithwaite, & Paul Mounts
Letters by: Joe Sabino
Cover by: Mico Suayan & Laura Martin
Marvel Comics
Price: $2.99
Release Date: May 26, 2010
Well Thor enthusiasts, I have good news and bad news. The good news is that the wrap up of Siege in Thor #610 was very well done and Kieron Gillen is doing an awesome job keeping up with almost all aspects from issue #1 of J. Michael Straczynski’s run. The bad news is we had an art change and I for one don’t feel like Doug Braithwaite is fully grasping all the characters yet. This Siege Epilogue did a great job of wrapping up all of the things covered in Siege. but I do wish there was a little more set up for the future of the book. There is some dialogue that foreshadows but it is in the slowest section of the book. My favorite parts are with Kelda and Valkyrie going to see Bill in his afterlife, Volstagg trying to make up for his mistake, and Thor being welcomed back just as Ragnarok needs to be defeated.
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