How Comic Book Hero Livewire Is Getting Her Due

[jaden_sai]

How Comic Book Hero Livewire Is Getting Her Due
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat- ... es-1144164

Writer Vita Ayala explains why now is the right time for the Valiant Comics hero to step into her own series for the first time.

[Bl00dsh0t]

Thanks for posting this. Love the art, not sure about the direction of the series as yet.

I change my mind daily re: picking this series up. At the moment I'm just craving some Valiant comics in continuity - despite HWII, I DO like that we have at least a ripple from that godawful event spanning out. Other events haven't had that consistently (I'm looking at you 4001 A.D., Armor Hunters, Stalinverse, Book of Death).

[WrathOfArmstrong]

the art team is great. I don't know Vita. She says the right things. This and BS Rising Spirit are my gauges for the new regime. I hope they hit it out of the park. Livewire has gone from Harada crony to someone I care about most in the Valiant universe. HW2 wasn't good. but I kinda get why she might've shut down the world the make a point. but I think it's up to Vita to clarify that and where she can go forward. This is a tough writing task. She's got to make up for the faults of others and live up to the potential presented by others.

[jmatt]

but I kinda get why she might've shut down the world the make a point.

I found it out of character for her but I do like that it adds drama to the universe. And who's to say, with certainty, what her 'character' is? People, even superheroes, can over react and have lapses in judgement.