Valiant to field its first super team book 'Unity'  The Valiant
universe has found its unifying force: A hero gone rogue whose
misguided intent to rebuild his long-lost home has made him
global enemy No. 1.  That's the thrust of Valiant's first super
team book "Unity," which melds Valiant's roster of edgy and
decidedly solo heroes as a force of one to not just thwart the
powerful X-O Manowar, but to break him and, maybe, free a
country, too.  And that's only if the team's members - Toyo
Harada, Livewire, Ninjak and the Eternal Warrior - can stick
around long enough without hurting each other.  "There's a
reason Valiant never had a team like this throughout its history
- these characters aren't friends," said Warren Simons, Valiant
Entertainment's executive editor. "They don't hang out in the
penthouse of a high-rise waiting for the Valiant-phone to alert
them to trouble. These are hard men and women. They're dangerous
and a lot of them are killers, and putting them in a room
together is a violent proposition.