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Best 1 Quantum and Woody

Quantum and Woody is a superhero comic book series first published by Valiant Comics in 1997, created by writer Christopher Priest and artist M.D. Bright. The series follows two adoptive brothers who gain superhuman abilities from experimental energy wristbands but must physically strike each other...

2 Harbinger
Harbinger

Harbinger is a superhero comic book series originally published by Valiant Comics in 1992, created by Jim Shooter and David Lapham. The narrative centers on Peter Stanchek, a powerful telepath known as a harbinger or psion, and his rebellion against Toyo Harada, a ruthless industrialist and fellow p...

3 Archer & Armstrong

Archer & Armstrong is a comic book series published by Valiant Comics, first launched in 1992. The series pairs two contrasting protagonists: Obadiah Archer, a young martial artist raised in a strict religious sect, and Armstrong (Aram Anni-Padda), an immortal warrior with centuries of experience. T...

4 X-O Manowar

X-O Manowar is a superhero comic book series from Valiant Comics, created in 1992 by Jim Shooter and Bob Layton. The title character is Aric of Dacia, a Visigoth warrior from the fifth century who is abducted by an alien race and bonds with their most advanced sentient suit of armor. The character c...

5 Ninjak
Ninjak

Ninjak is a Valiant Comics series centered on Colin King, a British intelligence operative who combines espionage training, martial arts, advanced equipment, and a ninja identity. The character first appeared in the early 1990s and has since featured in several series and continuity relaunches, incl...

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