Free Digital Preview of new QUANTUM AND WOODY series

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Valiant Presents QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – A Free Digital-First Prelude Debuting Today on ValiantEntertainment.com and the Official Valiant App!


 

Valiant is proud to present QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – a special, digital-first and entirely FREE introduction to the ALL-NEW and UNTRUSTWORTHY ONGOING SERIES from rising star Daniel Kibblesmith (The Late Show with Stephen Colbert) and explosive artist Kano (Daredevil), available to read right now on http://valiantentertainment.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/QW2017_ZERO_POINT_001.pdf and the official Valiant Entertainment mobile app https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/valiant-comics/id1171949744?mt=8 for iOS!

 

Want to read to QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1 before it hits store shelves on December 20th? Well…you can’t! Not yet, anyway. Wait, please don’t leave – we have something that’s kinda sorta better! Right now, exclusively on ValiantEntertainment.com (http://valiantentertainment.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/QW2017_ZERO_POINT_001.pdf) and the Valiant mobile app,https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/valiant-comics/id1171949744?mt=8 join special guest artist Joe Eisma (FAITH, Archie) as super-powered brothers Eric and Woody Henderson lead a personally guided overview of the 20-year history of the world’s worst superhero team – featuring guest (re)appearances by original series creators Christopher Priest and M.D. Bright, alongside James Asmus, Tom Fowler, and a glossy 8x11” headshot of none other than Daniel Kibblesmith himself. (In case anyone asks, we have permission!)

 

You know their checkered reputations…and you’ve probably heard a thing or two about their goat. Now find out the truth behind Washington, D.C.’s hardest-hitting, least-insured heroes – and get an extended look inside their all-new monthly series coming this winter from red-hot creators Daniel Kibblesmithand Kano – with this one-of-kind (and, hey, let’s be frank: mostly blank) digital-first release, available only on the interwebs right here! http://valiantentertainment.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/QW2017_ZERO_POINT_001.pdf

 

Then: On the heels of X-O MANOWAR (2017) #1, SECRET WEAPONS #1, BLOODSHOT SALVATION #1, and NINJA-K #1, Valiant’s “ICONS” initiative throws the comic book industry’s sense of propriety straight into the wood chipper for the most heartfelt, most eye-popping, and most punching-est superhero-action-family-drama-buddy-comedy throwdown of the year on December 20th when QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) comes roaring into comic shops everywhere!

Sometimes…you embrace your destiny. And sometimes…you and your trouble-making adopted brother find yourselves trapped in a scientific lab explosion that grants you $@&%ing awesome super-powers. As a result of their accident, Eric and Woody Henderson – aka Quantum and Woody – must “klang” their wristbands together every 24 hours or both dissipate into nothingness. Which makes superhero-ing pretty awkward when you’re not on speaking terms at the moment. See, Eric has been keeping a pretty big secret: He knows who Woody’s birth father really is…and where he’s been hiding all these years.

 

On December 20th, the Valiant Universe gets the adjective-worthy superheroes it deserves, only inQUANTUM AND WOODY (2017) #1 – featuring covers by Julian Totino Tedesco (Hawkeye), Geoff Shaw (God Country), Nick Pitarra (The Manhattan Projects), comics legend Neal Adams (Green Lantern/Green Arrow), and Clayton Henry (HARBINGER WARS) alongside every single gimmick known to man!

 

      

PLUS: Hey comics fans, it’s not too late to pop in there and place an order for your very own QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1-4 PRE-ORDER EDITION BUNDLE – available only as a pre-order set to fans who reserve the first four issues of this comics piece de resistance!

 

Released monthly from December 20th through March 2018, each PRE-ORDER EDITION comes packed with trade paperback-style extras and bonus content, including creator commentary, behind–the-scenes looks at the creation of the comics, process character designs and artwork, and first looks at upcoming issues – plus an exclusive cover by renowned artist Nick Pitarra (The Manhattan Projects) that can’t be found anywhere else!

Fans and retailers, take note: The only way to obtain the QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1-4 PRE-ORDER EDITION BUNDLE is to reserve this limited item with your local comic shop by the initial order date (IOD) of October 26th, 2017! No more copies will be made available beyond that date and subsequent issues will not be offered in later solicitations!

 

QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1
Written by DANIEL KIBBLESMITH
Art by KANO
Cover A (Standard) by JULIAN TOTINO TEDESCO (OCT171904)
Cover B (Extreme Ultra-Foil) by GEOFF SHAW (OCT171905)
Pre-Order Edition by NICK PITARRA (OCT171909)
Extreme Ultra-Foil Chase Variant by GEOFF SHAW (OCT171906)
Q&W Icon Variant by NEAL ADAMS (OCT171907)
The Most Variant Cover of All Time! by CLAYTON HENRY, SPECIAL GUESTS & EVERY GIMMICK KNOWN TO MAN! (OCT171908)
$3.99 | 32 pgs. | T+ | On Sale DECEMBER 20th (FOC–11/27/17)

QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1-4 PRE-ORDER EDITION BUNDLE
Written by DANIEL KIBBLESMITH
Art by KANO
Covers by NICK PITARRA (OCT171909)
$15.96 [4 issues] | 40 pgs, issues #1-4 | T+ | On Sale DECEMBER 20th (IOD – 10/26/17)


QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Cover by Julian Totino Tedesco



QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Interior art by Joe Eisma
 


QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Interior Art by Joe Eisma


QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Interior Art by Joe Eisma


QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Interior Art by Joe Eisma and M.D. Bright


QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Interior Art by Joe Eisma and Tom Fowler


QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Interior Art by Joe Eisma


QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Interior Art by Joe Eisma and Kano


QUANTUM AND WOODY! #0.0001½ – Interior Art by Joe Eisma


QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1 – Pre-Order Variant by Nick Pitarra


QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1-4 PRE-ORDER EDITION BUNDLE Coupon
 

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