Irredeemable's Mark Waid and Peter Krause confirm the series' return
Mark Waid and Pe꧂ter Krause will return to their evil Superman epi🍎c in 2023

Ten years after the conclusion of the classic Boom! Studios title Irredeemable, writer Mark Waid and artist Peter Krauseꦿ are apparently returning to their tale of a ๊Superman-like hero gone wrong.
Following a vague teaser from Boom Studios! announcing "Mark Waid is still evil," along with th🐭e Irredeemable logo, that Irredeemable will return for a brand new run in 2023. Boom! also released an updated version oౠf its teaser image, with the original ripped away to reveal the series logo and the year 2023.
"What we can say is that it's not set back in the day. It is a catch-up on what the Irredeemable Universe i🍌s all these years later,ಞ" Waid says. "All that said, I'm sure there's a place for Plutonian in that story because it's his story... It is an outgrowth of what you saw before. Pete and I are 10 years older and 10 years, hopefully, better at our jobs. So hopefully, it will continue to entertain."
Following the teaser, Boom! Studios also announced a , featuring hardcover editions of Irredeemable, Incorruptible, and Insufferable, as well as special edition printings of each series' debut issues and other perks for backers. A day after launch, the ca⛄mpaign has earned more than $100 thousand in pledges, more than 10x its original goal.
Irredeemable debuted in April 2009 and ran for 37 issues until May 2012. Written by Waid and primarily illustrated by Krause, the series also features art by Diego Barreto and Eduardo Barreto, colorist Andrew Dalhouse and letterer🎶 Ed Dukeshire. ♒Editor Matt Gagnon oversaw the series.
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Irredeemable follows former superhero the Plutonian after he lobotomizes his sidekic𝓡k, Samsara, destroys Sky City, and murders millions, becoming the world's greatest supervillain. In the first issue, he kills his former ally, the Hornet, as well as his entire family.
In its final issue, Irredeemable sees the Plutonia෴n take a fatal wound from radiation, seemingly ending the series for good. However, the series' apparent return and the crossed-out "R.I.P." in the initial announcement — as well as Waid's assurance that the Plutonian may have a role — indicate a resurrection of the hero-turned-villain.
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