Sneak Peek: QUANTUM AND WOODY #2

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from the official Valiant Entertainment press release . . . . .


First Look: QUANTUM AND WOODY! #2 – 2017's Must-Read New Series Continues with Slightly Less Collectible Second Issue in 2018!

Valiant is proud to present your first look inside QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – the second sensational issue of the ALL-NEW and UNPREDICTABLE ONGOING SERIES by rising star Daniel Kibblesmith (The Late Show With Stephen Colbert) and eye-popping artist Kano (Daredevil)! On January 31st, the must-read superhero-action-family-drama-buddy-comedy throwdown of 2018 cries all the tears as it tells the saddest truth of all: Quantum and Woody are the world’s worst superhero team…no more!

It’s the ones you love that hurt you the most…and, in the case of super-powered adoptive brothers Eric and Woody Henderson – aka Quantum and Woody – this is definitely going to leave a mark! Quantum has kept the truth about Woody’s biological father a secret, and now that Woody has found out about his brother’s betrayal, their once-promising superhero career has ground to a standstill. So now it’s time for one last shot at teaming up as our heroes head “down under” – ahem, to Australia – in search of Woody’s one true DNA match. Like father, like son? Let’s hope not.

On January 31st, you’ll believe two men and a goat can fly coach when the new adventures of Valiant’s very own hard-travelin’ superhero duo continue with a slightly less collectible second issue in QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – featuring covers by Julian Totino Tedesco (Hawkeye), Geoff Shaw (God Country), and Mike Allred (Silver Surfer)!

But first: On December 20th, don’t miss out when QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1 comes careening into shops everywhere with a must-read first issue debut from red-hot writer Daniel Kibblesmith and dazzling artist extraordinaire Kano!

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, pack plenty of sunscreen because QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #1 is coming in hot – with covers by Julian Totino Tedesco (Hawkeye), Geoff Shaw (God Country), Nick Pitarra(The Manhattan Projects), Neal Adams (Green Lantern/Green Arrow), and Clayton Henry(HARBINGER WARS) alongside every single gimmick known to man!

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)
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, AND EVERY GIMMICK KNOWN TO MAN! (OCT171908)
$3.99 | 32 pgs.| T+ | On Sale DECEMBER 20th (FOC – 11/27/2017)

QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2
Written by DANIEL KIBBLESMITH
Art by KANO
Cover A (Standard) by JULIAN TOTINO TEDESCO (NOV172012)
Cover B (Extreme Ultra-Foil) by GEOFF SHAW (NOV172013)
Extreme Ultra-Foil Chase Variant by GEOFF SHAW (NOV172015)
Q&W Icon Variant by MIKE ALLRED (NOV172016)
Blank Cover Also Available (NOV172014)
$3.99 | 32 pgs. | T+| On Sale JANUARY 31st (FOC – 1/8/2018)


QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – Cover A by Julian Totino Tedesco


QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – Interior Art by Kano
QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – Interior Art by Kano
 
QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – Interior Art by Kano
 
QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – Interior Art by Kano
 
QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – Interior Art by Kano
 
QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – Cover B (Extreme Ultra-Foil) by Geoff Shaw
QUANTUM AND WOODY! (2017) #2 – Q&W Icon Variant by Mike Allred
 

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