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    Valiant Comics began as an imprint of Voyager Communications, established in 1989 in part by former Marvel editor-in-chief Jim Shooter. It was discontinued in 1996 after being bought out by Acclaim Entertainment. After Acclaim closed its doors in 2004, the publisher was revived as Valiant Entertainment and has been publishing new material since May 2012.

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    #1  Edited By righteous300

    Decided to give it a try and I actually really like it. Only problem I'm having though is that it feels like there's a pretty large gap in events. So the book ends with Gilliad learning his son was brought back from the dead and that he will need to kill him with the help of his daughter, but then the next book skips to the future where he's an old man. Read a couple of the other books (The Valiant, Book of Death, Unity) and he doesn't even mention his kids. So are they acting like none of it ever happened?

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