Valiant

Ladies and Gentlemen we are officially in convention season! After celebrating Emerald City Comicon last weekend, it’s already time for WonderCon! Luckily Valiant is...

Here's a quick round-up of new projects from Boom, IDW, Dark Horse and Valiant, including new stuff by Eric Powell, David Petersen, Jen Wang, and many many more.

Valiant has just revealed a brand new event at Emerald City Comic Con following up Armor Hunters entitled Book of Death. The following image drawn by Robert...

Book 1 Writer: Matt Kindt Artist: Clay Mann Inker: Seth Mann Colorist: Ulises Arreola Letterer: Dave Sharpe The Lost Files Writer: Matt Kindt Artist: Butch Guice Colorist: Ulises Arreola Letterer: Dave Sharpe Ninjak #1 by Matt...

Valiant Entertainment is partnering up with Chinese-based distribution company DMG Entertainment to bring Valiant characters to the big screen, according to a report from The New York Times. The deal is described as a nine-figure investment geared at creating films for global audiences as well as animation, theme parks, and merchandise.

Brian Michael Bendis took delight in toying with the poor internet this afternoon with a few 'Bendis bombs.' The first was a little surprising; Photo: FRIDAY BOMB...

This may well spoil things for people trying to flip variants on eBay, but it looks like Books A Million will let you order...

In comics we usually put a spotlight on the writers of storylines, however, Butch Guice is the star of this article. The artist's excellent...

Has it really been 25 years since Valiant's characters first roamed the shelves? Since enthusiastic kids Jim Shooter, Bob Layton and Barry Windsor-Smith made a go of it? I guess so, because Valiant is making a hoopla of their 25th anniversary just in time for Free Comic Book Day in May, with a big special 25th Anniverasry collection, variant covers and more assorted hub bub. Here's the long version:

By Harper Harris Valiant Entertainment has been gradually earning a loyal fanbase since their return in 2012, but in the last several months their line...

WHO will be the Netflix/Spotify of comics? Several companies have been trying to offer all you can eat comcis buffets, but a lack of top content has been holding them back. But Scribd just made a major play announcing a $8.99 a month plan that allows you access to 10,000 comics, including top titles from Marvel, IDW/Top Shelf, Archie, Dynamite and Valiant. Scribd has been around for a while as en embeddable pdf reader, and already offers over a million ebooks and audiobooks on a subscription basis, so this makes a lot of sense.

Valiant Entertainment are unveiling the interior artwork in full for the upcoming Bloodshot Reborn #1 written by Jeff Lemire with art from Mico Suayan....