About the Quincredible A Better World Graphic Novel

The acclaimed superhero saga of Quincredible reaches its apex in a powerful new graphic novel reuniting Eisner Award-nominated series creator/writer Rodney Barnes (Killadelphia) and powerhouse artist Selina Espiritu (Critical Role) for a riveting new adventure featuring everyone’s favorite indestructible teen hero!

“Sometimes it’s hard to keep fighting when the world doesn’t give you a reason to believe it’s going to change for the better.” Being a teenager is hard enough, but being a newly minted superhero in a world where the bad guys hide in plain sight and manipulate the system to their own selfish ends with no consequences, is perplexing—and scary! But when the going gets tough, the tough have to get SMART! Which is exactly what Quinton West is learning as he continues to try to find his superhero voice to go along with his powers of invulnerability to help his beloved community in the city he calls home: New Orleans! Daniel Barnes is a writer from Fresno, CA. After serving in the U.S. Navy for four years, he enrolled in Academy of Art University, where he currently pursues a BFA in Animation Production. When he’s not writing or procrastinating on his schoolwork, Daniel enjoys geeking out about Nintendo and being a weeb. He currently resides in San Francisco, CA. You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram @Danny8bit, if you're into that kinda thing..."

Selina Espiritu is a freelance illustrator working from the Philippines with an enthusiasm for dogs and storytelling. She has worked on titles such as Quincredible, published by Oni Press, and Brave Chef Brianna, by BOOM! Studios. Outside of comics, Espiritu's freelance work revolves around cover illustration and character design, for which she possesses a particular passion. Otherwise, she amuses herself with her dogs, history books, and her work as an emergency medical technician. "Quincredible is an adventure-filled graphic novel in which a young superhero is committed to doing what’s right, even
when it’s difficult." "This graphic novel series continues to stand out [...] Misguided anger is at the center of the assorted villainy of this story, which explores various kinds of rage that are rooted in fear and refreshingly seeks to provide plausible reasons for the villains’ motives. [...] A satisfying teen superhero story centering on an appealing lead."