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Two New Catalyst Prime Books Written By Joe Casey – But How New Are They?

Published Tue, 14 Feb 2017 08:00:00 -0600

Last updated Wed, 15 Feb 2017 18:46:11 -0600

We predicted we'd be getting a book called Superb from Catalyst Prime as well as Noble and Accell. Based on Lion Forge's trademark registrations, we asked if Summit was next? Chosen? Quincredible, Kino or Incidentals?

The answer was Kino and Incidentals.

THR had this one,

Incidentals
Joe Casey – Writer
Ramon Govea – Creator and Story Consultant
Larry Stroman – Penciller
Rob Stull – Inker
Snakebite Cortez – Colorist
Saida Temofonte – Letterer

Billionaire Bo Vincent Chen is keeping a lot of secrets.

After receiving mysterious powers from the meteor fallout of The Event, Bo has brought together a group of people with newly-gained abilities to make the world's first covert operations superhero team.

Unfortunately, things don't go according to plan, and the world is running out of time…because Bo's final secret is the real reason why Earth desperately needs a team of heroes.

K.I.N.O.
Joe Casey – Writer
Jefte Palo – Artist
Chris Sotomayor – Colorist
Todd Klein – Letterer

Alistair Meath of Britain's Royal Air Force was one of the heroic astronauts who flew a suicide mission to save the Earth from an asteroid collision.

Seven months after The Event that changed the world, a new hero has emerged, saving lives and fighting villainy everywhere! KINO is the newest superhero for our times! But why is his world strangely different from our own, and how can the Kinetic Impulse Neoterrestrial Operative possibly be the secret identity of the deceased Alistair Meath?

But just like with Accel/Accell, there is a hidden history.

Back in 2014, Kino was meant to be by Joe Casey and Andrew Maclean.

Another shot from #Kino 3 by Joe Casey and myself from Lion Forge/IDW, available… eventually. #idfk

A post shared by Andrew MacLean (@andrewmaclean) on Jan 19, 2015 at 11:42am PST

While Incidentals was drawn by Chris Petersen instead.

Oh and it looks like Noble had a past as well, and rather than by Brandon Thomas and Roger Robinson, it was to have been written by Cullen Bunn and Jason Johnson.