Source: cbr.com
8. Generation Zero
Revolution!
Teenage revolution, to be precise. The kids of Generation Zero spun out of the Harbinger Wars crossover between Harbinger and Bloodshot. And now they have their own series! A pretty good series, as well, one that is fairly new but still works in context with the larger Valiant Universe in many ways.
Gen Zero is also aided by its locale, a small corporate town ruled by corporate interests. There’s definitely something creepy going on, and who better to tear down a horrible corporate adult-run organization than a group of rebellious pseudo-anarchist teens. Look, this book has a sentient telepathic fetus. If you don’t think that’s rad as hell, I can only say it again, but louder. SUPER FETUS.
All of the characters are surprisingly nuanced right off the bat, from the quietly anxious spoiled rich girl to the anarchic but in over his head team leader. While maybe not the best of all teenage superhero teams, if you want something current and easy to get into, Generation Zero is the way to go.
