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Heroes as licensed commodities. Egos. Backstabbing. Dirty deals. Hey - aren't heroes supposed to y'know, save the world?
Stan Lee and Jack Kirby changed the comic stratosphere in the 1960s with the introduction of the X-Men and Avengers. The JLA and JSA have been fighting the good fight, triumphing against their adversaries and undergoing personal losses at the same time. The Authority changed the way we look at superheroes in recent years, with anti-heroes changing the world in their own image.
And now, there are two creators hoping that the world of superheroes is ready for a new change. This July, brace yourself for Chuck Austen and Tom Derenick’s seven-part limited series WorldWatch, published through Wild and Wooly Press.
Written by Austen with art by Derenick, WorldWatch is about a group of heroes, not unlike the JLA or the Avengers, who have teamed up to combat threats that human authorities aren’t capable of dealing with...
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Who's getting this? Come on, I know you Austen lovers are out there. Yeah, you, you and fifteen million of you!  |
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