Written by Mark Waid art by Peter Krause

Mark Waid is Evil! According to the tagline used to promote Irredeemable, as story of a superhero gone bad.  Actually bad is an understatement, this superhero has gone so far over to the dark side he makes Norman Osborn seem like Kermit the frog. 

Irredeemable dares to ask the questions:  what if the world's greatest hero decided to become the world's greatest villain?  The hero-turned villain is called Plutonian, a character with Superman’s abilities and Lex Luthors sensibilities, here’s what Waid had to say about Plutonian…

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Written by Phil Hester art by Brian Churilla

The Anchor. Holy warrior, unholy war. Freak of nature, beast of burden, hulking outcast, medieval prize fighter, Viking raider, God's leg-breaker. One thousand years ago a hulking outcast sought refuge in the crumbling ruins of an ancient monastery, offering in return the one thing he had to give — his fists. Transformed into an immortal warrior monk standing at the gates of Hell itself to keep our world free from its invading armies, The Anchor is mysteriously tricked into centuries of slumber. But today, this holy warrior rises to battle all the unholy monsters unleashed during his slumber.

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Every great action hero got started somewhere: Batman Began. Bond had his Casino Royale. And for John McClane, more than a decade before the first DIE HARD movie, he’s just another rookie cop, an East Coast guy working on earning his badge in New York City during 1976’s Bicentennial celebration. Too bad for John McClane, nothing’s ever that easy.

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