In Alter Ego, fans get to meet a new hero who's both a dark street fighter like Batman and an icon of virtue like Superman. The new graphic novel comes from writer Nate Cosby (Cow Boy), artist Jacob Edgar (James Bond), colorist Kike J. Diaz (Red Sonja), and letterer Rus Wooton (The Walking Dead).
In the Golden Age of Hollywood, the classic comics of the time are a reality. During the day, a hero named Whiz-Bang fights more whimsical threats such as atomic robots and bank robbers who utilize circus skills. At night, a mysterious vigilante named the Black Dog arrives in a cloud of smoke to fight darker threats such as feral beasts and seedy criminal organizations. The people of the city don't realize, however, that both heroes are cocky stuntman Ace Adams.
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After his acting career stalls, Adams begins fighting crime as the beloved Whiz-Bang, but once he realizes the real danger comes out at night, he also adopts the persona of the Black Dog, embarking on a double-life that's too complex and too dangerous to last. A campaign for the 100-page comic is live now on Kickstarter, ending April 14, and promises variant cover art from Declan Shalvey (Moon Knight), Phil Hester (Justice League), Wilfredo Torres (Superman '78), Chris Eliopoulos (Ordinary People Change The World), and Sozomakia (Catwoman). Enjoy a preview of the graphic novel, exclusive to Screen Rant, below.
Of the project, Cosby says:
When our story begins, Ace Adams has been successfully fighting crime by day as Whiz-Bang for a year. Whiz-Bang and his can-do attitude are beloved by everybody. He’s on posters and lunch boxes. He stars in comic books, and even has his own breakfast cereal! But when
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