The adventures of Kamen Rider: Zero-One are slated to continue in Titan Comics' upcoming series, which intrdocues a new villain named Ragnarok .
CBR has an exclusive preview of Kamen Rider: Zero-One, a brand-new Titan Comics limited series from writer Brandon Easton (Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom) and artist Hendry Prasetya (Robotech, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers). The four issue series is set to continue the adventures of the 2019-2020 live-action series of the same name, which was the first of the Reiwa era of the franchise.
KAMEN RIDER: ZERO-ONE #1 (OF 4)
- Writer: Brandon Easton
- Artist: Hendry Prasetya
- Colorist: Bryan Valenza
- Letterer: Deron Bennett
- Cover A: INHYUK LEE
- Cover B: DERRICK CHEW
- Cover C: PHOTO (PART OF SET ACROSS #1-4)
- Cover D: NAHUEL GREGO
- Cover E: GLOW IN THE DARK NAHUEL GREGO ($6.99)
- Cover F: COLOR BLANK SKETCH ($4.99)
- Publisher: Titan Comics
- FC, 32pp, $3.99, On Sale November 23, 2022
- Aruto Hiden is KAMEN RIDER ZERO-ONE! Along with his trusty humagear companion Izu, he’s saved the world numerous times as the insectile superhero! But when his company HIDEN INTELLIGENCE is attacked by the mysterious RAGNAROK, Aruto must not only face the volcanic cluster cell-powered villain but also his own past…
Kamen Rider: Zero-One followed the adventures of Aruto Hiden, the young CEO of Hiden Intelligence, who inherited the company from his grandfather, Korenosuke Hiden. Along with his new position, Aruto was entrusted with the powerful Hiden Zero-One Driver, a device which allows him to transform into the titular hero to do battle. Over the course of 45 episodes, 12 specials and four films, Aruto has done battle against countless foes while saving both his company and the world on multiple occasions.
The original Kamen Rider, created by acclaimed manga artist Shotaro Ishinomori, debuted in 1971 and ran for nearly two years at the beginning of what is now known as the Showa era. Since then the franchise has spawned dozens of live-action series, films, anime, video games, and comics, as well as countless pieces of tie-in merchandise. The most recent entry, the animated series Fuuto PI, premiered on Aug. 1, 2022, and is a direct continuation of the events of 2009's live-action Kamen Rider W.
Kamen Rider: Zero-One #1 is written by Brandon Easton, with art by Hendry Prasetya. The main cover art is by Inhyuk Lee, with variant cover arts courtesy of Derrick Chew and Nahuel Grego. Kamen Rider: Zero-One #1 goes on sale Nov. 23 from Titan Comics. Pre-orders are currently available on Previews World for U.S. fans and Forbidden Planet for U.K./ Europe fans.
Source: Titan Comics