The Story of Valiant Comics Part 1: Failure
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The Story of Valiant Comics Part 1: Failure
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Jim Shooter saved Marvel in the ’80s—then got fired on the exact same day he met the man who would help him launch Valiant Comics.
In Part 1 of our Valiant deep dive, Jason Sacks and Carl Smith break down the chaotic, rarely discussed origins of the label. From a failed multi-million dollar auction to buy Marvel, to printing bizarre, poorly disguised Nintendo advertisement comics, and fighting with the WWF over locker room plot twists, this is the story of how Valiant nearly died as a licensed-property flop before its legendary '90s superhero boom even began. 👇 Episode Chapters 0:00 - Introduction & Meet Carl Smith01:15 - The Untold Backstory of Valiant 02:44 - Jim Shooter’s Vision Post-Marvel 07:18 - The Massive 1980s Marvel Auction 09:00 - Licensing the Classic Gold Key Heroes 10:21 - The Weird Nintendo & Game Boy Era 13:55 - Jim Shooter's Shocking Early Origins 17:24 - The WWF License Flop💬 What do you think was the biggest factor in Valiant's early struggles? Let us know in the comments! #ValiantComics #ComicBookHistory #JimShooter #ComicBooks #RetroComics