"Blaze Brothers is a hard-hitting, non-apologetic, multi-layered saga filled with tragedy, love, betrayal and redemption, infused within this action-packed, martial-arts-influenced story are very unique multicultural characters who possess the kind of great witty dialogue one would find from the likes of Mark Millar, Quentin Tarantino and Elmore Leonard." (CBR)

"IDW's Blaze Brothers Is Soaked With Blood, Adrenaline And Fun... The Writing Is Loaded With Gems!" (Bleeding Cool)

"What if Tarantino made a comic book? That's what it feels like when you hit the first page of this collection. You've got the titular heroes' rocking threads making them colder than ice, with the attitude to match, the first scene (in a church) is delightfully irreverent, and there are times you can almost feel blood dripping off the page." (Fan Boy Comics)

"All fans of great storytelling will appreciate Blaze Brothers... Multicultural and with a global setting." (Vibe Magazine)

"The artwork continues to be nothing short of awesome, better than a lot of artwork you would see from Marvel to be completely honest.... Good story telling pays off, and trust me when I say this is good story telling." (ComicBooked)

"WE WERE SET UP FOR SOMETHING WE DID NOT DO!  SOMEONE PLACED A TWO MILLION DOLLAR CONTRACT ON OUR HEADS.  NOW EVERY MURDERING, KILLING, SCUM BUCKET IN THE CITY IS OUT TO PUT A BULLET IN OUR HEADS.  SO LISTEN, AND LISTEN CLOSELY - IF THEY WANT BLOOD, WE WILL GIVE THEM BLOOD... BUCKETS OF IT!!!"

As seen in hundreds of major media outlets around the world, such as Time, Wired, The New York Post, USA Today, Fox News, NPR, Gulf News, Asharq Al-Awsat and more, experience the origin story of the new superhero, "Silver Scorpion."

"The comic book will help to establish trust and understanding between cultures, to empower young people with disabilities." ¨C President Bill Clinton, at the 2010 Clinton Global Initiative

The Silver Scorpion tells the story of a teenager, Bashir Bari, who loses his legs in a tragic accident. Consumed with anger and grief, Bashir retreats into a world of isolation, resentful of the pitiful looks and whispers of strangers. When he accidentally witnesses the murder of Tarek, a mysterious local metal smith, Bashir is unwittingly chosen as the new guardian of an ancient power that has remained hidden for centuries. With new abilities allowing him to manipulate the metal around him, Bashir must now decide how to use this gift and balance the line between justice and vengeance.