Tag Archives: Valiant Comics

Citing the unprecedented number of theater closures nationwide due to the coronavirus pandemic, Sony Pictures will release Vin Diesel’s Bloodshot digitally months early, on March 24.

*New updates for this years line-up Continuation of Your Guide for Upcoming Comic-Book Movies Here’s a list of what to look forward to in 2020!! Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)(WB) Release Date: February 7, 2020 Status: Now In Theaters After splitting with the Joker, Harley Quinn joins superheroes Black Canary, …

*New updates for this years line-up Continuation of Your Guide for Upcoming Comic-Book Movies Here’s a list of what to look forward to in 2019!! Captain Marvel (MCU) Release Date: March 8, 2019 Captain Marvel will be Marvel’s first female lead feature length film!! This movie will focus on the story of one of the female Captain …

ID10T was this last weekend, and with some of the small publishers of comics showing up to the event, we decided to spend some time catching up with a rising star of the industry, Valiant Comics. Andy Liegl sat down with us for a few minutes to tell us why now is a good time …

  Writer: Joshua Dysart   Artist: Doug Braithwaite   Colors: Brian Reber and Ulises Arreola   Letters: Dave Sharpe   Another thirty-ish days past, and it brings us back to this book of killers, tyrants and madmen trying to make the world a better place, whether you like it or not. This month’s issue concludes …

  Last week, I started a discussion about the growing comic business, Valiant. In summary, I talked about how that, despite loving a great deal of their work, they have some faults. In particular, their efforts to include people that did not fit the typical male, white, straight demographics in their casts is lacking, made …

  WARNING: Spoilers from several Valiant books, specifically the recently concluded mini-series, The Valiant.   Those of you who have followed my writings around here (by “here” I mean doing a monthly annotation of one of their books) or on twitter know that I have been giving heaps of praise to the resurgent comic publisher, …

Writer: Joshua Dysart Pencils: Doug Braithwaite Colors: Brian Reber (w/ Ulises Arreola) Letters: Dave Sharpe   The “superpeople” genre can often get stuck up in all the wondrous and fantastic ideas it creates that works can sometimes lose sight of the connective tissue of humanity necessary for the story to work. Not saying one requires …

Credits   Writer: Joshua Dysart Artist: Doug Braithwaite Colors: Dave McCaig Letters: Dave Sharpe Cover: Raul Allen   I think one advantage that Imperium has over its previous incarnation, Harbinger, is that it did not need as much time to establish its world and the central concept. It assumes that the reader is on board …

An in-depth look at the beginning's of Harada's war for utopia.

Well, another year gone. Everyone is spending their time with family, preparing dinners, and wrapping presents, and here I am, writing about the ten best comics not owned by the writers and artists that create them. Now, that’s just me being factious. I decided to split what would have been my favorite ten comics into …