#Radiant black newsletter series#
Since the first issue, the creators have continued to push Radiant Black to challenge common comic conventions by creating new experiences for fans, making the series feel like a comic for a new era.
Additionally, with the team’s effort to bring Nathan’s (and writer Higgins') hometown of Lockport, Illinois to life by using authentic locations, the series is trying to give readers an immersive comic book experience that feels like it extends beyond the page. A reader who sees something in the comic, like Radiant Black promoting his favorite pizza joint in issue #13 or flying a couple’s car home in issue #3, can then visit Twitter and see the ads or tweets about the events from real accounts appearing throughout the comic. While they double as hype for the series, the Radiant Black handle tweets as the "real" hero, promoting both real and fake events and advertisements from the series. Related: New Radiant Black Series Sees Vigilantes in Mech Suits Take on Tech Brosįans are given even more ways than usual to engage with the series online through Twitter, with Radiant Black and other characters having their own Twitter accounts in real life ( and being the most active).
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