Eternal Warrior: Scorched Earth is Valiant Entertainment’s first original graphic novel and debut Kickstarter campaign featuring the return of fan-favorite character Gilad Anni-Padda, the Eternal Warrior, and Tama, this generation’s Geomancer of Earth as well as introducing an all-new threat to the Valiant Universe.
Kickstarter is the perfect platform for bringing the community together and celebrating the Valiant fandom, delivering the next evolution of fan engagement. This is realized through Valiant’s debut Kickstarter campaign featuring the first original graphic novel, offering a new way to engage with those who love the Valiant Universe.
Eternal Warrior: Scorched Earth is an original 100+ page graphic novel from writer Tres Dean, artist Alberto Taracido, colorist Rain Beredo, and letterer Tom Napolitano alongside acclaimed cover artist Gerald Parel. For Valiant’s first original graphic novel and a fascinating new chapter for Gilad and Tama, everything was designed for the Kickstarter platform including a special deluxe edition, exciting add-ons and so much more directly from Valiant Entertainment.
The Kickstarter campaign features a standard exclusive hardcover edition with a remarkable cover by Gerald Parel as well as an exclusive Raze’s Flame deluxe hardcover edition featuring the iconic Valiant gold treatment on the cover title and an exclusive AR code bringing the book to life like never before. The pledge tiers offer many exciting opportunities for fans to take advantage of everything the campaign features including limited offer tiers for “THE BOON” that has every single add on and “STAY VALIANT” allowing you to actually appear in the graphic novel!
There are plenty of add-ons for any backer who wants to collect exclusive merchandise as part of this new Kickstarter campaign. These add-ons will not be available anywhere else following the end of this campaign and are a great opportunity to take advantage of some exciting deals from a new enamel pin to a signed bookplate by writer Tres Dean and artist Alberto Taracido and more.
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Source: Graphic Policy
