to Nightwing, while Costa has drawn Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and Firefly. Higgins has written a wide variety of properties, many of them superheroes, from Ultraman to C.O.W.L.
Radiant Black #1 is written by Kyle Higgins and illustrated by Marcelo Costa. Let’s start at the beginning one last time. We’re all one step away, and I’m telling you, if we can just get the right person to pay attention, boom - straight to the moon.Īlright, people. Most folks I know are failures on the cusp of becoming successful. Hell, between you and me, you go back like 15 years, with an origin like this, he’d probably be a villain. He’s a millennial superhero who is just as much a failure as a success.
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Sure, I used to sit next to windows and stare and focus and stare and focus. Nobody really expects me to lift up trains with my mind or be able to fly. I’ve also never been visited by some kind of cosmic entity that gave me a psychically-controlled suit, which is of course a little less surprising. But I have never been $40,000 in debt, as our friend Nathan is here.
I’ve never been in as much debt as this comic’s main character, Nathan Burnett, though I did once need to beg for money so I could stop being marooned. Radiant Black #1 is the reason why it’s worth getting back up. Because, you know what, no matter how many times I bought a bad comic, I always got back up. Years passed, bringing with them so many mediocre new superhero comics. I’ve spilled water and had to rebuy reboots, making some dicey money choices. For the past 26 years, however, I thought I was sick of superhero universes, launching, relaunching, restarting, etc. By Jacob Cordas - I just read Radiant Black #1 (due out February 10), and I have a confession: My name is Jacob Cordas, and long ago, I was bitten by the comic collecting bug.
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