I’ve been working on Project: Valhalla since I was 12 years old, when I created early versions of several characters. Over time, I’ve embraced influences from American Science Fiction, Japanese Anime, the works of writers like JRR Tolkien, and, of course, comic books and graphic novels to craft a wholly new and epic adventure. I like to think of Project: Valhalla as the X-Men meets Babylon Five meets the Lord of the Rings.

Project: Valhalla is a rich, multi-layered story that unravels over time sending readers on a journey they never expected. Like the television show Lost, Project: Valhalla takes the reader on a roller coaster ride. What appears to be a straightforward superhero comic becomes a story of puppets and puppet masters. I imagine

Project: Valhalla is a complete saga. It begins thousands of years before the actual events of the story, creating a unique mythology and Universe filled with galaxy-spanning alien
empires, human-animal hybrids, super-powered humans, and godlike beings all placed against the background of the age-old story of good versus evil.

-MK Bateman (Creator)