Radiant Black, Volume 5: Catalyst War, Part 1 (5)

THE CATALYST WAR BEGINS!

As an alien army vaster than the stars descends on Earth, Nathan and Marshall have to make the biggest decision of their lives: which of them will be Radiant Black? Two timelines will be tested in the trials of THE CATALYST WAR - and neither will escape unchanged!

RADIANT BLACK is a Massive-Verse series.

Collects Radiant Black #25-27.5.

WHAT IS THE MASSIVE-VERSE?

Kyle Higgins & Marcelo Costa's breakout hit Radiant Black took superhero storytelling to new heights. But Radiant Black isn't the only character inhabiting the MASSIVE-VERSE. There's a whole universe for readers to explore! Characters like Rogue Sun, Inferno Girl Red, The Dead Lucky and more yet to be revealed each of them has a different story to tell, different adversaries to face and they each occupy a very different corner of this shared universe.

Kyle Higgins is a #1 New York Times bestselling author best known for his work on DC Comics’ Batman titles as well as his critically-acclaimed reinventions of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers for Boom! Studios and Ultraman for Marvel Comics. RADIANT BLACK is Kyle’s fourth series for Image Comics.

Joe Clark is a Chicago-based writer known for his work on Ordinary Gods and Radiant Black. He is also an award-winning composer, arranger, and trumpeter whose first work in comics was the soundtrack The C.O.W.L. Sessions. Other recordings include Lush, Arcana: This Sounds Like Us, Sisters in Song with Nicole Cabell & Alyson Cambridge, and the upcoming Black and Cardinal.

Marcelo Costa is a comic artist and colorist from Brazil who has coloured books such as Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and Firefly for Boom! Studios, Hidden Society for Dark Horse, and SELF/MADE for Image Comics. RADIANT BLACK is Marcelo's first work for Image Comics as an artist.

Eduardo Ferigato is an artist from São Paulo, Brazil.

Eduardo has over a decade of experience in the industry, working on projects including The Last Phantom for Dynamite Entertainment and the award-winning independent graphic novel Opala 76.