Did you know that David Aja is the one that redesigned the new Valiant Universe?

[Jason California]

I never read any of the valiant books. I think I have some Turak and Solar books, but just things that came in grab bags.

They did some great stuff. I loved almost everything that came out from the until Unity. After that they slowly started to fall apart. I think expanded the line too fast, and firing Jim Shooter were their biggest mistakes.

[R0cketFr0g]

Do you remember Archer and Armstrong?

Archer and Armstrong was the only one I remembered at all.

[The Human Target]

Do you remember Archer and Armstrong?

Yessssssssss.

I am pumped for this.

I love me some A&A and X-O Manowar.

[Jason California]

Yessssssssss.

I am pumped for this.

I love me some A&A and X-O Manowar.

AWESOME! There is an us!

[The Human Target]

First issue of X-O was okay, but its never good to have a first issue of a comic that doesn't even get to the main premise.

[Ryudo]

I can't be the only one here that cares about this, can I?

I will care about it when they relaunch Quantum & Woody.

[The Dean]

The Valiant books were some of my favorites from the 90s. When Shooter and BWS left, there was a serious shift in tone and I don't think most of the titles were as good afterwords. I think all of the concepts were solid but the execution (except for Shadowman) came off as very lazy and a bit mundane.

The first nine issues of Archer and Armstrong were just about as good as any comic book that can be made.