The Mission: Valiant, Superhero Diversity, and the Future Wonder Woman

[harashkupo]

Two things I want to mention. First is this guy gets Faith. She is the heart of Harbinger and shines in every scene that she's in.

Second, I can't believe you left out Clayton Henry and Doug Braithwaite. Their work at Valiant has been incredible and are definitely two of the more prominent VEI artists since the 2012 relaunch.

[Lolki]

Gimmicks come and go.

Quality is not a gimmick. It endures.

So will diversity.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but if you don't honestly think that the whole "diversity" push in comics isn't a gimmick (I'm looking at you in particular Marvel), then I don't know what to say. Even with DC, who have been more quiet about the diversification of their comics (which to their credit haven't just all been super hero stories with leads of different ethnicities and genders and have also touched upon other genres) are already going back to their "meat-and-potatoes" if rumors are to be believed.

I do agree Valiant is pretty awesome though. My favorite comic book shared universe right after the Mignolaverse.