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EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: A&A The Adventures of Archer and Armstrong #9

Daniel Gehen
November 2, 2016
Indie, News, Previews, Valiant

Valiant’s mission is to produce superhero comics that exist “in the world outside your window.” There’s a real-world truth behind their stories. Yes, the situations can be wacky and absurd, but life is full of wacky and absurd moments – just look at 2016 as a whole. There was once a time where if someone said that people were taking bath salts and going crazy, it’d be chalked up as a wildly imaginative story. But it’s not make believe. It’s real. That real-world absurdity is the basis of A&A: The Adventures of Archer and Armstrong #9. Comics Bulletin is pleased to present this exclusive preview of this odd couple’s latest adventure by writer Rafer Roberts and artists Mike Norton, Ryan Lee, and Allen Passalaqua.

A&A: THE ADVENTURES OF ARCHER & ARMSTRONG #9 (NEW ARC! 
“ANDROMEDA ESTRANGED” – PART 1)
Written by RAFER ROBERTS
Art by MIKE NORTON
Cover A by BRIAN LEVEL
Cover B by DAN SCHKADE
Character Design Variant by RYAN LEE
Variant Cover by JUAN JOSÉ RYP

ALL-NEW ARC! ALL-NEW JUMPING-ON POINT! “ANDROMEDA ESTRANGED” starts here!

At long last, Valiant’s gallant adventurers have finally located Armstrong’s long-missing wife…in that dreaded land that dare not speak its name: Florida! But after centuries of thinking that his near-immortal bride, Andromeda, was just a booze-induced hallucination, how will Armstrong make up for years of lies, losses, and infidelities? And, as if that wasn’t enough, a nefarious new force is about to release an army of bathsalt-using “Florida Men” to finish off Archer & Armstrong once and for all!

It’s a true story (not really) ripped from today’s headlines (pretty much)! Pack your Crocs and don’t skimp on the lotion because the Sunshine State is about to hit Archer & Armstrong like a bad seafood buffet…and we only have Harvey Award-nominated writer Rafer Roberts (HARBINGER RENEGADES) and acclaimed artist Mike Norton (Revival) to blame!

$3.99 | 32 pgs. | T+ | On sale NOVEMBER 9

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