Who's ready to break some backs?! That's right, Jim Valentino, the man behind our favorite maiming vigilante ShadowHawk is here to talk to the Bandits about his career and creations. Having started out on small press and indie projects, Jim found his groove on the normalman limited series. Next, it was on to Marvel, where he revived the Guardians of the Galaxy, and redefined the team and book in an epic two-year run. But let's face it, you probably know Jim best as one of the Big 7 creators who jumped ship from Marvel and formed Image Comics. There he debuted ShadowHawk, created A Touch of Silver, and later as publisher, oversaw the transition away from 2D characters and stories to a diverse line of creator-driven books. And he basically discovered Robert Kirkman (Walking Dead, Invincible)!

The Last ShadowHawk debuts today (August 17), so go get it! You can find and follow Jim on Facebook.
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