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"Originally published in single magazine form as C.O.W.L. #7-11"--Indicia.
About the author
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.
Alec Siegel is a Los Angeles based writer who began working in the comics industry in 2009. His past work includes
Captain America,
Avengers Origins, and
Batman Beyond 2.0. He is also the co-creator of
C.O.W.L. and
Hadrian's Wall.
Rod Reis has colored some of DC Comics’ top books, including
Superman,
Teen Titans,
Nightwing,
Aquaman, and
Justice League. In 2014, he transitioned to full-time sequential artist with the hit Image Comics series
C.O.W.L.Trevor McCarthy is an American comic book artist and illustrator. He is best known for his work on
Nightwing the New Order, Nightwing, Batman: Gates of Gotham, Batwoman, Aquaman, and
Klarion the Witch Boy, all published through DC Comics a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Group.
Summary
"This series is one of the smartest, sharpest,
and most visually stunning currently out there." -
Booklist
Welcome to the
"Chicago Organized Workers League"- the world's first Super-Hero Labor Union!
While C.O.W.L. once stood as a beacon of hope against an epidemic of organized
crime and an unbeatable "brotherhood" of Super-Villains, the union now faces its
fiercest foe yet-a disillusioned public. In targeting the last of the great
villains, C.O.W.L. attempts to prove its value to the world and to each other,
while staving off villainy from both outside and inside its
offices.
In Volume 2 of this superb
series, super villain threats are a problem of the past, but with a strike on
his hands, and scandal on the horizon, Geoffrey Warner has taken drastic steps
to breathe life back into the Chicago Organized Workers League. But how far will
his false-flag operation reach? Is there any line he won't cross for "the
greater good?"
