But what I think this really does to Harada as a character is impact his own faith in himself. Well, Divinity got what he wanted and Harada didn’t get what he wanted, so I would argue that Harada did, in fact, lose. Comics Beat sat down for an exclusive interview with the author in advance of his upcoming arc on the series launching next Wednesday ‘The Vine Imperative.’ The story see’s the reintroduction of the first villain ever launched in the new Valiant line: The Vine introduced in the pages of Imperium.Īfter the time displaced brawl that took place within the arc of ‘Broken Angels,’ there didn’t really seem to be a clear victor between Divinity and (Toyo) Harada. Author Joshua Dysart has been instrumental part of the company’s success starting with his first title for the publisher: Harbinger. After the conclusion of that saga, the author went onto sculpt Imperium, a spinoff the previous series focusing in on Harbinger antagonist Toyo Harada’s journey after he was exposed as the largest robber baron in the Valiant Universe stealing money through his own psychic abilities. Valiant comics has been on the rise over the last few years in the direct market.

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