Massive-Verse

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"Massive-Verse"
MassiveVerse2023Poster.jpeg
Promotional Poster by Eduardo Ferigato and Igor Monti
Publisher Black Market Narrative
(Image Comics)
Publication dateFebruary  2021  – present
Genre
Title(s)
  • C.O.W.L.
  • Radiant Black
  • Rogue Sun
  • The Dead Lucky
  • Inferno Girl Red
  • Radiant Red
  • Radiant Pink
  • No/One
Main character(s)
  • Nathan Burnett / Radiant Black
  • Marshall Ward / Radiant Black
  • Dylan Siegel / Rogue Sun
  • Cassia Costa / Inferno Girl Red
  • Satomi Sone / Radiant Red
  • Eva / Radiant Pink
  • Wendell George / Radiant Yellow
  • Bibiana "Bibi" Lopez-Yang / The Dead Lucky
  • No/One
Creative team
Writer(s)Various
Artist(s)Various
Colorist(s)Various
Editor(s)Michael Busuttil

The Massive-Verse (M-V) is a fictional shared universe, created by Kyle Higgins as an offshoot/relaunch of the Image Universe (IU), which spans a line of comic books ( Radiant Black and its spin-offs) published by Image Comics since February 2021, later retroactively established to have begun with C.O.W.L., first published in May 2014.

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Publication history

In November 2020, it was announced that Higgins was writing another creator-owned book for Image Comics entitled Radiant Black , with art by Marcelo Costa. The series officially began publication in February 2021. [1] The series would grow so popular, that it would expand into its own universe of books dubbed "The Massive-Verse", serving to relaunch the Image Universe (IU).

The first crossover started with a one-shot crossover entitled Supermassive, written by Higgins, Ryan Parrott, and Mat Groom with art by Francesco Manna and Simone Ragazzoni and colors by Igor Monti released February 23, 2022. The comic served as a backdoor pilot for spin-off titles entitled Inferno Girl Red and Rogue Sun, with this comic marking the first appearances of the series' protagonists. [2]

The first of these new books to spawn out of this would be the title Rogue Sun written by Parrott and illustrated by Abel, with its first issue releasing on March 2, 2022 and Inferno Girl Red debuting on January 25, 2023, written by Groom and illustrated by Erica D'Urso and colored by Monti. [3] [4] In February 2022, it was announced that another book connected to the Massive-Verse would release in August entitled The Dead Lucky, written by Melissa Flores and illustrated by French Carlomango. [5] The first direct spin-off of Radiant Black would release on March 9, 2022, entitled Radiant Red, with the miniseries written by Cherish Chen and art by David Lafuente. [6] Another spin-off, Radiant Pink, written by Meghan Camarena and Melissa Flores and illustrated by Emma Kubert, debuted on December 7, 2022. [7] C.O.W.L., was originally released in 2014 but has since been retroactively designated as part of the Massive-Verse. [8] In December 2022, it was announced that a new series, entitled No/One, would launch in March 2023, with Higgins and Brian Buccellato writing and Geraldo Borges illustrating. [9]

A second Supermassive event was released in May 2023 written by Higgins, Parrot, Groom and Flores with artwork by Daniele Di Nicuolo. This one-shot features Radiant Black (Nathan and Marshall), Rogue Sun (Dylan) and The Dead Lucky (Bibiana), along with a new character Thomasin (a previous Inferno Girl Red) as they hunt down the Holy Grail. [10] [11] That issue includes a cameo from Medieval Spawn, possibly hinting at a further crossover down the line.

Main characters

Titles

Ongoing and limited series

TitleIssuesWriter(s)Artist(s)Colorist(s)Debut dateFinale date
C.O.W.L.1-11Kyle Higgins & Alec SigelRod Reis

Elsa Charretier (#6)

Rod ReisMay 28, 2014 [12] July 12, 2015 [12]
Radiant Black #1– Kyle Higgins, Megan Camerena (#12), Cherish Chen (#6), Joe Clark (#11, #16–17, #25-30), Laurence Holmes (#18) and Alec Siegel (#15)Marcelo Costa, Ze Carlos (#22) French Carlomango (#12), Thobias Daneluz (#27.5) Eduardo Ferigato (#5, #9, #14–15, #21-23, #25A, 26A, 27A, 28A, 29A, 30A), David Lafuente (#6) and Stefano Simeone (#18)Marcelo Costa, Raul Angulo (#13, #21-23, #24, #25A-30A), Tríona Farrell (#16–17), Rod Fernandes (#25B-30B) Mattia Iancono (#11–12), Natália Marques (#5, #7–8), Igor Monti (#10, #14–15, #24), Miquel Muerto (#6) and Stefano Simeone (#18)February 10, 2021 [13] Present
Rogue SunRyan Parrott, Nic Cotton (#7)Abel, Ze Carlos (#7), Marco Renna (9-10, 13-)Chris O'Halloran (#1-4), Natalia Marques (#5-6, 8-), Raul Angulo (#7)March 2, 2022 [14]
Radiant Red#1–5Cherish Chen David Lafuente Miquel MuertoMarch 9, 2022 [15] July 6, 2022 [16]
The Dead Lucky#1–12Melissa FloresFrench CarlomagnoMattia IaconoAugust 3, 2022 [17] March 27, 2024
Radiant Pink#1–5 Meghan Camarena and Melissa FloresEmma KubertRebecca NaltyDecember 7, 2022 [18] May 24, 2023
Inferno Girl Red#1–3Mat GroomErica D'UrsoIgor MontiJanuary 25, 2023 [19] March 22, 2023
No/One#1–10Kyle Higgins and Brian BuccellatoGeraldo BorgesMark EnglertMarch 15, 2023 [9] July 17, 2024

One-shots

TitleWriter(s)Artist(s)Colorist(s)Debut date
Supermassive (2022)Kyle Higgins, Ryan Parrott and Mat GroomFrancesco Manna and Simone RagazzoniIgor MontiFebruary 23, 2022 [20]
Supermassive (2023)Kyle Higgins, Ryan Parrott, Mat Groom and Melissa FloresDaniele Di NicuoloWalter BaiamonteMay 24, 2023 [10] [11]
Supermassive (2024)Kyle Higgins, Ryan Parrott, Mat Groom and Melissa FloresStefano SimeoneJuly 10, 2024

Other

TitleWriter(s)Artist(s)Colorist(s)Debut dateFinale date
Shift (4 part story in Image!)Kyle HigginsDaniele Di Nicuolo, Francesco Manna & Danilo Beyruth, Geraldo Borges and Chris EvanhuisWalter Baiamonte, Marcelo Costa, Francesco Segala, Gloria Martinelli and Sjan WeijersApril 13, 2022 [21] July 27, 2022

Other media

Animated short film

In June 2022, to tie in with the release of Radiant Black #15, an animated short produced by Tiger Animation and Black Market Narrative entitled Versus | Radiant Black vs. Blaze was released, with Higgins directing and co-writing with Alec Siegel and Will Friedle providing the voice of Radiant Black. The short can be viewed on the official Black Market Narrative YouTube channel. [22]

Podcast

In December 2022, it was announced that, to tie-in with the release of No/One, an in-universe podcast entitled Who Is No/One? will release with each issue and will feature the voice work of Rachael Leigh Cook as Julia Paige, the host of the podcast, and Patton Oswalt as Teddy Barstow, the Metro Editor for The Pittsburgh Ledger. Loren Lester provides the voice of No/One, while Yuri Lowenthal, Tara Platt, Cristina Vee, Karl Herlinger, Todd Stashwick, and Walter Jones are also cast. [23] [24] [25] The podcast will also feature original art by Mark Englert and music by Kristopher Carter. [9]

Release order

Year One

  1. Radiant Black #1
  2. Radiant Black #2
  3. Radiant Black #3
  4. Radiant Black #4
  5. Radiant Black #5
  6. Radiant Black #6
  7. Radiant Black #7
  8. Radiant Black #8
  9. Radiant Black #9
  10. Radiant Black #10
  11. Radiant Black #11
  12. Radiant Black #12
  13. Supermassive (2022) #1

Year Two

  1. Rogue Sun #1
  2. Radiant Red #1
  3. Radiant Black #13
  4. Rogue Sun #2
  5. Radiant Red #2
  6. Image! #1
  7. Rogue Sun #3
  8. Radiant Black #14
  9. Radiant Red #3
  10. Rogue Sun #4
  11. Image! #2
  12. Radiant Black #15
  13. Rogue Sun #5
  14. Radiant Red #4
  15. Image! #3
  16. Radiant Black #16
  17. Rogue Sun #6
  18. Radiant Red #5
  19. Image! #4
  20. The Dead Lucky #1
  21. Radiant Black #17
  22. The Dead Lucky #2
  23. Radiant Black #18
  24. Rogue Sun #7
  25. The Dead Lucky #3
  26. Radiant Black #19
  27. The Dead Lucky #4
  28. Rogue Sun #8
  29. Radiant Pink #1
  30. Radiant Black #20
  31. Rogue Sun #9
  32. Radiant Pink #2
  33. The Dead Lucky #5
  34. Inferno Girl Red #1
  35. Radiant Black #21
  36. Rogue Sun #10
  37. The Dead Lucky #6
  38. Inferno Girl Red #2
  39. Radiant Pink #3
  40. Radiant Black #22
  41. Rogue Sun #11
  42. No/One #1
  43. Inferno Girl Red #3
  44. Radiant Pink #4
  45. Radiant Black #23
  46. Rogue Sun #12
  47. No/One #2
  48. Radiant Black #24
  49. No/One #3
  50. Radiant Pink #5
  51. Supermassive (2023) #1

Year Three

  1. Rogue Sun #13
  2. No/One #4
  3. Radiant Black #25 & #25.5
  4. The Dead Lucky #7
  5. Rogue Sun #14
  6. The Dead Lucky #8
  7. No/One #5
  8. Rogue Sun #15
  9. The Dead Lucky #9
  10. Rogue Sun #16
  11. Radiant Black #26 & #26.5
  12. No/One #6
  13. The Dead Lucky #10
  14. Rogue Sun #17
  15. Radiant Black #27 & #27.5
  16. Shift #1
  17. No/One #7






Reading order

  1. Radiant Black #1–9
  2. Image! - Shift #1–4
  3. Radiant Red #1–5
  4. Radiant Black #10–12
  5. Inferno Girl Red #1-3
  6. Supermassive (2022) #1
  7. Rogue Sun #1-6
  8. Radiant Black #13–18
  9. The Dead Lucky #1-6
  10. Rogue Sun #7-12
  11. Radiant Pink #1-5
  12. Radiant Black #19–24
  13. No/One #1-5
  14. Supermassive (2023) #1
  15. No/One #6-10
  16. The Dead Lucky #7-12
  17. Rogue Sun #13-18
  18. Radiant Black #25, 25.5, 26, 26.5, 27, 27.5
  19. Shift #1
  20. Radiant Black #28, 28.5, 29, 29.5, 30, 30.5

Collected editions

TitleCollected materialPublication dateISBN
Radiant Black
Radiant Black Vol. 1: (Not So) Secret OriginRadiant Black #1–6August 18, 2021 [26] 978-1534319165
Radiant Black Vol. 2: Team-UpRadiant Black #7–12March 16, 2022 [27] 978-1534321090
Radiant Black Vol. 3: Rogues' GalleryRadiant Black #13–18October 19, 2022 [28] 978-1534323285
Radiant Black Vol. 4: Two-In-OneRadiant Black #19–24July 12, 2023 [29] 978-1534324770
Radiant Black Vol. 5: Catalyst War Part 1Radiant Black #25 A & B, #26, #26.5, #27, and #27.5February 28, 2024 [30] 978-1534397255
Radiant Black Vol. 6: Catalyst War Part 2Radiant Black #28, #28.5, #29, #29.5, #30, and #30.5May 29, 2024 [31] 978-1534397248
Radiant Red
Radiant Red Vol. 1: Crime and PunishmentRadiant Black #6, Radiant Red #1–5December 7, 2022 [32] 978-1534323209
Radiant Pink
Radiant Pink Vol. 1: Across the UniverseRadiant Black #12, Radiant Pink #1-5July 25, 2023 978-1534324862
Rogue Sun
Rogue Sun Vol. 1: CataclysmRogue Sun #1–6August 24, 2022 [33] 978-1534322370
 Rogue Sun Vol. 2: HellbentRogue Sun #7-12May 17, 2023 [34] 978-1534324701
 Rogue Sun Vol. 3: Knight Sun Rogue Sun #13-18March 26, 2024 [35] 978-1534397231
The Dead Lucky
The Dead Lucky Vol. 1: The Good Die YoungThe Dead Lucky #1–6March 22, 2023 [36] 978-1534324664
The Dead Lucky Vol. 2The Dead Lucky #7-12June 4, 2024 [37] 978-1534397224
Inferno Girl Red
Inferno Girl Red Book OneInferno Girl Red #1–3June 13, 2023 [19] 978-1534324817
No/One
No/One Vol. 1No/One #1-10June 11, 2024 978-1534397217

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