Archer & Armstrong #1 has tons of religious, cultural, and historical references. Here they all are, with references and information about each of them. Did I miss any?

Time to take a look at the best adventures from Barry Windsor-smith’s classic run on Archer & Armstrong.

It’s AnA week here at OTV, lets’s kick it off by taking a look back at the original origin of our two favorite characters!

I am not-so-patiently awaiting the return and re-introduction of Flamingo into the new Harbinger book, so my fan art is to show my support for #TeamFlamingo.

Fan Art Friday, Interviews, Previews, Comixology additions, and Archer & Armstrong reviews! It’s time to review all the stuff from last week.

One piece of news dominated this week in the world of our favorite publisher: the return of Shadowman. Find all the info about it here, plus all the other stuff you may have missed this week.

It’s “slow week”.

What exactly is “slow week”? It’s the week after San Diego Comic-Con, where everybody is catching up on sleep, and catching up on Comic-Con news.

X-O Manowar has The Vine. Pete has Harada, and Bloodshot has Project Rising Spirit as their primary antagonists. But hidden in the books is a deeper threat, a unifying threat.

The valiantfans.com unofficial “Summer Of Valiant” Panel from San Diego Comic-Con 2012! Get the inside scoop on X-O Manowar, Harbinger, Bloodshot, and Archer & Armstrong, and hear what is coming up in the future of the Valiant Universe.

Sales estimates for comics sold in June are available, let’s see how our favorite publisher did.